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In a bid to tackle the menace of drink and drug-driving, police chiefs are advocating for new powers that would allow officers to instantly disqualify offenders at the site of the incident. This move aims to swiftly remove dangerous drivers from the roads and prevent potential harm to the public. Currently, individuals charged with drug

The search for the suspect in the Clapham chemical attack, Abdul Ezedi, took a grim turn when a body was found in the River Thames in London. Marine police teams had been scouring the river for Ezedi, who was accused of throwing a strong alkali on his ex-partner and injuring her young daughters. The body

Rail passengers are being urged to speak up and report instances of sexual offences through a new public information campaign launched by the British Transport Police (BTP). According to the BTP, public input and reports are essential in aiding the identification and prosecution of offenders. Jen, a 22-year-old victim, shared her harrowing experience for the

Recently, Metropolitan Police commissioner Sir Mark Rowley spoke out against the “horrendous personal, sexist, and homophobic” comments directed at newly-appointed assistant chief constable, Karen Findlay. This incident occurred when the announcement of her move from the Met to the British Transport Police (BTP) was met with a slew of online abuse, with many comments coming

Melanie Leupolz, a player for Chelsea, stands out not just for her skills on the field, but also for her role as a mother. In a world where professional athletes, especially women, are often expected to prioritize their careers over starting a family, Leupolz defied expectations. She faced criticism and questions about her decision to

Rishi Sunak, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, has been dealt a detrimental blow with the loss of two crucial by-elections to the Labour Party. The constituencies of Kingswood and Wellingborough, both historically supportive of the Conservative Party, have now turned red, adding to a string of by-election defeats for the current Conservative administration. This development

In a shocking revelation, the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) has uncovered evidence that holiday camp operator Pontins engaged in discriminatory practices against Irish Travellers. This includes compiling a list of “undesirable” Irish surnames, instructing call centre staff to reject bookings with Irish accents, and maintaining a “banned guest” list for individuals suspected to

In a shocking trial at Swansea Crown Court, a mother recounts the horrifying moment she found her son in a blood-soaked armchair. The accused, Darren Steel, stands trial for the alleged murder of his older brother Martin. The prosecution claims that Darren, consumed by jealousy, brutally attacked his brother out of rage. Adding to the

In a significant move, Sir Keir Starmer, leader of the Labour Party, has withdrawn support from Azhar Ali, the party’s candidate for the Rochdale by-election. The decision came after it was alleged that Ali had made antisemitic remarks during a party meeting. While Shadow ministers initially defended Ali, claiming he had apologized for his comments,

In a story that captivated the world, a young boy named Alex Batty vanished for six years, leaving his loved ones in a state of anguish and uncertainty. This article delves into the incredible tale of Alex’s abduction, his willful escape, and his hopes for the future. Despite the tremendous challenges he faced, the teenager