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Bristol LiveThirty drunken yobs ejected from easyJet flight at Bristol Airport after trying to go to the toilet during take off
There was a huge cheer from the rest of the passengers when the door closed behind the last one
- The Telegraph
Man and woman punched to the ground and stomped on in suspected mugging
A man and a woman were punched to the ground and stomped on in a suspected mugging in north-west London.
- Bradford Telegraph and Argus
Can someone use my driveway to turn around without permission?
Is it okay for someone to use my driveway to turn their car around without permission in the UK?
- PA Media: UK News
‘Lonely’ teacher says she craved attention but denies having sex with boys
Rebecca Joynes, 30, denies six sex offences involving two teenage boys.
- Edinburgh Live
Amazon Fire TV Stick users warned of £50,000 fine as home raids 'inevitable
The Police Intellectual Property Crime Unit (PIPCU) has been working with internet service providers (ISPs) to crack down on illegal streaming
- Wales Online
'Real life Basil Fawlty' ran guest house with 'gruesome bedding' and was rude to guests
John Dixon Hart’s hotel was described as 'absolute dump' but he misleading claimed it was four-star standard
- The Independent
A mother of two disappeared with her boyfriend 40 years ago. Finally, there are answers
Mary Alice Pultz was 25 years old in 1968 when she left with her boyfriend John Thomas Fugitt
- CBC
Black man who borrowed father's BMW questioned, forcibly arrested outside home
Khadafi Keenan Fagan-Pierre had just opened the door of a black BMW on the driveway of his home when he saw a Gatineau police cruiser make a U-turn.It was Sunday morning, April 14. Two officers stepped out. One questioned him: "Is this your car?"He said no. It was his father's car, after all. The father, who lives across the river in Ottawa, regularly lends his 2010 BMW E60 535 to his 31-year-old son."Well, whose car is it?" an officer asked next. Fagan-Pierre, who is Black and lives primarily w
- The Independent
Teen pleads guilty after throwing landscaping rocks through windshield and killing 20-year-old driver
Alexa Bartell, 20, was killed after three teens threw rocks at cars in April 2023
- The Telegraph
British man arrested for fake one-star restaurant reviews in Thailand
A British man has been arrested in Thailand for allegedly bombarding a restaurant with one-star reviews after he was banned from walking through it as a short-cut on his way home.
- The Telegraph
Everyone’s issuing unreasonable ultimatums to our politicians, so here are mine
You may have spotted the 18 demands given by The Muslim Vote to Sir Keir Starmer this week. Perhaps you heard a bunch coming from Issy of Leeds University. The grassroots Muslim campaign’s mandates for the Labour leader are unequivocal: grant them or you won’t get our votes at a general election. They include: “apologise for comments that gave the green light to genocide in Gaza” and “ensure insurance quotes do not cost more for someone called Muhammad.” Meanwhile, Issy was listing her ultimatum
- Associated Press
Dutch artist expelled from Eurovision Song Contest is likely to face charges, Swedish police say
The Netherlands’ contestant in the Eurovision Song Contest who was dramatically expelled from the competition hours before the grand finale will likely be charged for making illegal threats, Swedish police said Monday. Joost Klein had failed to perform at two dress rehearsals on Friday and the organizer, the European Broadcasting Union said that police were investigating a complaint by "a female member of the production crew” at the competition in the Swedish city of Malmo. Police spokesman Jimmy Modin told The Associated Press their investigation into the incident was over and that a decision on the charges should come “within a few weeks.”
- Liverpool Echo
'Will Young lookalike' went from 'quiet lad' to underworld gangster who organised raid on Huyton Firm stash house
Kirkdale Richard Caswell, nicknamed 'Will,' was slashed in prison for crossing the firm led by Vincent Coggins
- Western Telegraph
Manager stole £5,000 from charity shop and ran off to Turkey
A MANAGER stole more than £5,000 from Tenby's Cancer Research UK shop before fleeing to Turkey to evade justice for over five years.
- The Telegraph
Leeds fan ‘slashed in the neck’ in row about alleged tragedy chants
A Leeds United supporter claims his father was “slashed in the neck” by a gang of taunting supporters outside the club’s Championship play-off semi-final at Norwich.
- The Telegraph
Grandmother killed in stabbing on London street was ‘devoted to her family’
A 66-year-old grandmother killed in north London after being attacked by a man who is said to have tried to steal her handbag has been remembered for being “devoted to her family”.
- Bristol Live
Bristol woman left unable to speak or walk properly after suspected spiking
Simone White, 43, had been out for bottomless brunch with a friend in Bristol, and says her life has been changed as a result of a suspected spiking
- The Telegraph
Students accused of peddling ‘dangerous’ idea that Jews ‘don’t count’
The National Union of Students (NUS) has been accused of peddling a “dangerous Leftist ideology” that Jews “don’t count” after it emerged that some of its delegates called for the expulsion of the main Jewish representative body.
- The Telegraph
The West’s multi-racial societies cannot survive woke doctrines being promoted on campuses
Try a little thought experiment. Imagine that, instead of protesting against Israel, student demonstrators were demanding a crackdown on immigration. Suppose that, in place of Palestinian flags, they were waving St George’s Crosses. How do you think the university authorities would respond?
- Edinburgh Live
Edinburgh victim 'relieved' as her attacker due for release dies behind bars
Holly Hamilton was only 15 when carer Gordon Collins began abusing her while she was living under his watch at a council-run children's unit in 2006.