Mark Gordon, currently on trial in the UK for the manslaughter of his newborn daughter, was previously convicted of serious sexual offences in the United States in 1989, a London court has heard. Gordon, now representing himself in the trial at the Old Bailey, was convicted of a series of[Read More…]

Andrew and Tristan Tate, the British-American brothers currently facing legal proceedings in Romania, are set to return to the UK to face 21 criminal charges, including rape, actual bodily harm, and human trafficking. Their legal team confirmed that they will return once the Romanian proceedings conclude. The Crown Prosecution Service[Read More…]

A father-of-three and former Royal Marine has been charged following a tragic incident during Liverpool’s Premier League victory parade, which left 79 people injured. Paul Doyle, aged 53, from West Derby, was arrested after a car he is alleged to have been driving ploughed into a crowd of supporters on[Read More…]

Senior police and security leaders, including the head of the Metropolitan Police and a senior MI5 official, have raised concerns about the UK government’s proposals to release some prisoners early. In a letter to the Ministry of Justice, they warned that the plans could negatively impact public safety. The government[Read More…]

An independent review has uncovered a toxic culture within the cardiac surgery unit at Belfast’s Royal Victoria Hospital, with allegations of bullying, intimidation, and unsafe practices. The investigation, prompted by long-standing concerns, involved interviews with over 70 staff members and revealed a pattern of verbal abuse, power struggles among senior[Read More…]

A former 999 call handler has resigned from the Metropolitan Police, accusing the force of failing to uphold its commitment to addressing misconduct. Issy Vine reported a colleague for making offensive comments, including referring to a rape victim as a “slut.” The colleague was initially dismissed for gross misconduct in[Read More…]

Baroness Dido Harding, former head of NHS Test and Trace, told the UK Covid inquiry that more generous financial support for self-isolation could have saved lives. She said that repeated calls for greater payments to low-income individuals went unheeded by the Treasury during the height of the pandemic. The government[Read More…]

The European Union has launched investigations into four prominent adult content websites, Pornhub, Stripchat, XNXX, and XVideos, over concerns that they have failed to implement effective age verification systems, potentially allowing minors to access adult material. The European Commission’s probe focuses on whether these platforms have adequately assessed and mitigated[Read More…]

Nigel Farage has defended a controversial Reform UK advert featuring Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar, which has been accused of promoting racism. The online video, shared on Facebook and Instagram ahead of a Holyrood by-election, includes clips from a 2022 speech by Sarwar at a Pakistan independence event. The video[Read More…]

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has outlined a comprehensive family support policy aimed at making it easier for people to have children. In a recent speech in central London, Farage announced that his party would back more generously tax breaks for married couples and scrap the two-child benefit limit. He[Read More…]