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Rachel B retweeted
I'm out with my favourite ladies to announce John Knox's Second Blast Of The Trumpet Against The Monstrous Regiment Of Women.
From left to right, Lola, her mum @LoisPerry26, Rachel @LebbyRachel1 and my mum.
From left to right, Lola, her mum @LoisPerry26, Rachel @LebbyRachel1 and my mum.
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Rachel B retweeted
đˇ ÂŁ7,548 a month versus ÂŁ1,336 a month.
đ Picture a typical English family in London.
đ¨âđ¨âđŠâđ§âđŚ Two parents, two children. One works full-time, the other part-time. They pay their tax, their National Insurance, their council tax. They juggle rent, energy bills and the school run, short.
đˇ At 2026 rates, the most help they'd get is around ÂŁ1,336 a month.
đ Now the contrast. In my worked example of one man with three wives, each wife in her own London home with two children, the rules allow three separate claims. That comes to about ÂŁ7,548 a month, roughly ÂŁ90,000 a year.
đ Not everybody in those three homes will be working. The ordinary family on ÂŁ1,336 is.
đ It's possible under the rules, but nobody officially records it. Ministers say the data isn't held, and the census edits second spouses out as errors. If you don't count it, you can't control it, and if it carries on and grows, it's working families who pick up the bill.
âď¸ Bigamy is illegal in England. The system that working families pay into shouldn't quietly fund what the law doesn't recognise.
đŹđ§ One law. One standard. Fair for everyone.
đ Illustrative worked example using official 2026/27 rates, not a real household. Sources on the chart.
đ Picture a typical English family in London.
đ¨âđ¨âđŠâđ§âđŚ Two parents, two children. One works full-time, the other part-time. They pay their tax, their National Insurance, their council tax. They juggle rent, energy bills and the school run, short.
đˇ At 2026 rates, the most help they'd get is around ÂŁ1,336 a month.
đ Now the contrast. In my worked example of one man with three wives, each wife in her own London home with two children, the rules allow three separate claims. That comes to about ÂŁ7,548 a month, roughly ÂŁ90,000 a year.
đ Not everybody in those three homes will be working. The ordinary family on ÂŁ1,336 is.
đ It's possible under the rules, but nobody officially records it. Ministers say the data isn't held, and the census edits second spouses out as errors. If you don't count it, you can't control it, and if it carries on and grows, it's working families who pick up the bill.
âď¸ Bigamy is illegal in England. The system that working families pay into shouldn't quietly fund what the law doesn't recognise.
đŹđ§ One law. One standard. Fair for everyone.
đ Illustrative worked example using official 2026/27 rates, not a real household. Sources on the chart.
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Rachel B retweeted
@waychee1 The letter was NEVER about child sex abuse, she has twisted its contents to suit her narrative, thatâs why the Sun has not shown us the letter. The Met did not think it was even worth sending to FBI
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Rachel B retweeted
This is a very long post about the news of the day, publicly made by an attorney on another site who frequently creates updates on H's very compete legal disputes.
It is a very important read and contains many details I had not heard until I read this, it also contains many fresh perspectives.
========
Someone makes an accusation of sexual abuse, and their story sounds very credibleâbecause who wouldnât believe something like that? Only a monster, right? After all, no one would make such an accusation if it werenât true. That is what a great many people believeâthat such an accusation would not be made if it were not true.
But I have come across the fact that when something is presented in such a way that any criticism against it is viewed as "monstrous," that is precisely when it should be questioned the most.
And when I say "question," I mean that cases like these are precisely the ones that require the most investigation.
Letâs start with something some of us have had to do: moving.
Thomas Markle was living in Rosarito, Mexico. In early May 2025, he officially moved to the Philippines. Together with his son, Thomas Jr., he settled into an apartment in Cebu City, seeking a more affordable cost of living and medical care following the health issues he was already dealing with.
In early 2025, weary of media harassment and seeking a lower cost of living, Thomas decided to permanently leave his home in Mexico and move to the Philippines. Before the trip, he began getting rid of his belongings and packing what remained into four cardboard boxes, which ended up being stored abroad.
That is the story Thomas Jr. is telling. But the way those boxes were movedâand who had access to themâis not only unclear; it is also at the heart of the ongoing legal dispute between the Markle siblings.
Letâs be clear about one thing: Thomas Sr. didnât send those boxes, Thomas Jr. did. He took care of it; Thomas Sr. was too ill to do so. Didnât Thomas Jr. check those boxes? It only makes sense to do soâjust look at the shipping cost! Imagine spending all that money, only to discover that your father had filled them with candy wrappers.
Now, regarding such a shipmentâdid no one check the contents of a box as soon as it arrived in the Philippines? I once shipped a box from Spain to Santiago via FedEx... it was incredibly expensive! I had to seal it in the presence of a FedEx representative, and then open it in the presence of a representative from Correos Chile. I had to verify that everything had arrived in good condition and that there were no grounds for a complaint. If Thomas Sr. wanted to transport those boxesâat such a huge financial costâfrom Mexico to the Philippines, is it really the case that no one opened them for over a year?
Now, has anyone considered a crucial detail in all of this? It was Thomas Jr. who sent the material. So yes, he does run the risk of going to prison. Under the strict legal framework governing international cybercrimes, an individual who transmits child sexual abuse material across borders can indeed face serious criminal charges, regardless of who originally owned the material.
So, itâs not enough to just say, "Oops! Look, some material turned up." The issue here is that Thomas Jr. sent those boxes; he was the one with access to them; and he is the one who supposedly discovered something inside themâin a storage unit registered in his own name. Therefore, the question arises: didnât Thomas Jr. check those boxes before sending them to the Philippines?
If he cannot provide a very good explanation, he is in serious trouble. This makes the photograph of Thomas Jr. reporting his fatherâwhich has surfacedâhighly significant. That also seems strange. Who goes to the trouble of taking photos while reporting a crime like this? Someone trying to create an alibi, perhaps, or looking to absolve themselves of something?
A forensic analysis of file creation and modification dates will be the sole factor in determining whether Thomas Jr. remains in the role of an exemplary citizen or becomes an accused party.
Now, hereâs the thing: one of the issues with Thomas Jr. is his claim that he opened those boxes because he was looking for a phone. Consider this: he reportedly stated that he knew there were old mobile phones among his fatherâs belongings, as Thomas Sr. was a known hoarder of technology and electronic gadgetsâa habit stemming from his time working as a television lighting director. He claims that he opened the boxes for the sole purpose of looking for a used mobile phone to give to the father of his Filipina girlfriend, who needed a device.
Interestingly, Thomas Markle Sr. officially retired from Hollywood in 2011
I donât doubt that a phone from 2011 would still turn onâmy Nokia 3310 does. But would it actually work? I had to give up my own Nokia in 2018 because, here in Chile, changes were made to the native GSM/2G network infrastructure, and my SIM card stopped working. It seems Thomas Markle had even older phones... but would they still be functional? Philippines isnât a developed country, but honestlyâisnât it just being incredibly cheap to gift someone a phone from 2008, or even 2000?
Then, I ran into this issue myself: the battery. Lithium-ion batteries from phones dating back to 2011âif left abandoned in boxes for yearsâundergo a process of extreme chemical degradation. In the vast majority of cases, they swell, become sulfated, or lose their ability to hold a charge entirely, making it impossible to turn on the device without keeping it permanently plugged into a power source or replacing the battery with a new one. Iâm currently frantically searching for a battery for my 2013 Galaxy Note 3 which is the one I inherited in 2021 and use as a media player.
When a mobile phone (such as the aforementioned LG) spends years stored in a cardboard box in a warehouse in the Philippinesâa country with extreme humidity and tropical heatâits battery undergoes an accelerated degradation process.
Thomas Jr. alleges that the explicit video appeared on the screen as soon as the device was turned on. In 2011, screens did not feature intelligent auto-play systems upon startup; to view a file, a user had to manually navigate through internal folders or MicroSD cards. And thatâs assuming the video app keeps working. Apps often stop working because they are outdated.
Well, Thomas Jr. knew that those boxes contained old cell phones... so, he knew that, yet he didn't check them before packing them up? I did a thorough check of the old cell phones at my placeâturning each one onâand sent the ones that didn't work off to be recycled. But Thomas Jr. claims he knew nothing about what was in those boxes, even though he also says he knew they contained an old cell phone... So, did he know or didn't he?
And as for the letter that MM allegedly received... itâs absurd. Itâs complete nonsense.
The London Metropolitan Police has no legal power or authority to investigate crimes committed in Rosarito (Mexico) by a U.S. citizen. If anyone had wanted to report Thomas Markle in 2018, the Met would have been the worst place in the world to do so, as they would have had to immediately refer the report to the FBI or the Mexican police (FGR).
MM states that the letter reached the Royalty and Specialist Protection (RaSP) unit. This unit of the Met does not investigate ordinary or international sexual offenses; its sole function is the physical protection ofâand the assessment of security threats (such as stalkers or terrorists) againstâmembers of the Royal Family.
If the Met received that letter in 2018, it did not conduct a criminal "investigation" in Mexico. The only action the RaSP could have taken was to classify the letter as a "reputational or security risk" to the new duchess (who had just married in May 2018) andâin a completely irregular manner (which is why they are currently under internal investigation)âshow the letter to Meghan to warn her about the impending scandal.
Let this be absolutely clear: an investigation was underway, yet no charges had been filed. According to MM, a letter regarding Thomas Markleâconcerning an alleged investigationâwas sent to the Met. If MMâs account is accurate, then by handing over a file or letter containing serious accusations made by a foreign national to a third partyâin a country other than the one where the person under investigation residesâthe police committed a grave violation of UK privacy laws, regardless of the fact that the recipient was the individualâs daughter. This exposes the Metropolitan Police to heavy financial penalties from the Information Commissionerâs Office (ICO) and provides a legal basis for Thomas Markle Sr. or his lawyers to file a civil lawsuit against the Met for moral damages, defamation, and the unlawful disclosure of confidential information.
The most significant institutional consequence is the damage to Scotland Yardâs public reputation. The British public and legal analysts are sharply questioning why the Royal Protection Command acted as a private public-relations filter for the Sussexesâconcealing a report of a serious crime and handing it over to the family, rather than transparently referring the matter to the appropriate international agencies (such as the FBI).
There are some truly vile people in this world. If you follow the news from Chile, youâll know there is a massive controversy regarding the reduction of sentences for individuals convicted of sexual offenses against minors. Since March, 56 such convictsâwithout any formal judicial reviewâhave managed to secure this benefit, sparking criticism from both the opposition and the ruling coalition. I am currently feeling a level of rage and disgust that you cannot even imagine, because these convicted individuals filed legal petitions for the protection of constitutional rights to obtain this benefit. Disgust and rageâI donât even want to read the news story; I simply cannot bear it, for reasons that go beyond the scope of this space.
However, this accusation against Thomas Markle Sr. is very strange. Even a superficial analysis reveals that the story as we currently know it doesnât really hold up. Based on my own personal experience, what Thomas Jr. has claimed just doesnât add up. To me, it makes no senseâbecause I know what itâs like to send items from one country to another, and I also know what itâs like to own a mobile phone from the 2000s.
And if the story of Thomas Jr. already made no sense, the situation with MM is simply absurdâabsurd from start to finish. The narrative regarding the family rift from 2018 has been retroactively altered to align with the current scandal of 2026. And that, I believe, is the key detail. Why has MM done this? What is she aiming to achieve?
Meghan Markle disclosed information regarding the Metropolitan Police because, in her hierarchy of priorities, clearing her reputation in the face of an accusation as monstrous as abandoning her sick father was infinitely more urgent than upholding Scotland Yardâs internal protocols. Much like in 2021âwhen she failed to anticipate that the head of the Church of England would publicly refute her claims to safeguard the integrity of his institutionâshe once again assumed that Londonâs Metropolitan Police would remain silent so as not to fuel the scandal.
This is really ugly.
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Rachel B retweeted
This is a very long post about the news of the day, publicly made by an attorney on another site who frequently creates updates on H's very compete legal disputes.
It is a very important read and contains many details I had not heard until I read this, it also contains many fresh perspectives.
========
Someone makes an accusation of sexual abuse, and their story sounds very credibleâbecause who wouldnât believe something like that? Only a monster, right? After all, no one would make such an accusation if it werenât true. That is what a great many people believeâthat such an accusation would not be made if it were not true.
But I have come across the fact that when something is presented in such a way that any criticism against it is viewed as "monstrous," that is precisely when it should be questioned the most.
And when I say "question," I mean that cases like these are precisely the ones that require the most investigation.
Letâs start with something some of us have had to do: moving.
Thomas Markle was living in Rosarito, Mexico. In early May 2025, he officially moved to the Philippines. Together with his son, Thomas Jr., he settled into an apartment in Cebu City, seeking a more affordable cost of living and medical care following the health issues he was already dealing with.
In early 2025, weary of media harassment and seeking a lower cost of living, Thomas decided to permanently leave his home in Mexico and move to the Philippines. Before the trip, he began getting rid of his belongings and packing what remained into four cardboard boxes, which ended up being stored abroad.
That is the story Thomas Jr. is telling. But the way those boxes were movedâand who had access to themâis not only unclear; it is also at the heart of the ongoing legal dispute between the Markle siblings.
Letâs be clear about one thing: Thomas Sr. didnât send those boxes, Thomas Jr. did. He took care of it; Thomas Sr. was too ill to do so. Didnât Thomas Jr. check those boxes? It only makes sense to do soâjust look at the shipping cost! Imagine spending all that money, only to discover that your father had filled them with candy wrappers.
Now, regarding such a shipmentâdid no one check the contents of a box as soon as it arrived in the Philippines? I once shipped a box from Spain to Santiago via FedEx... it was incredibly expensive! I had to seal it in the presence of a FedEx representative, and then open it in the presence of a representative from Correos Chile. I had to verify that everything had arrived in good condition and that there were no grounds for a complaint. If Thomas Sr. wanted to transport those boxesâat such a huge financial costâfrom Mexico to the Philippines, is it really the case that no one opened them for over a year?
Now, has anyone considered a crucial detail in all of this? It was Thomas Jr. who sent the material. So yes, he does run the risk of going to prison. Under the strict legal framework governing international cybercrimes, an individual who transmits child sexual abuse material across borders can indeed face serious criminal charges, regardless of who originally owned the material.
So, itâs not enough to just say, "Oops! Look, some material turned up." The issue here is that Thomas Jr. sent those boxes; he was the one with access to them; and he is the one who supposedly discovered something inside themâin a storage unit registered in his own name. Therefore, the question arises: didnât Thomas Jr. check those boxes before sending them to the Philippines?
If he cannot provide a very good explanation, he is in serious trouble. This makes the photograph of Thomas Jr. reporting his fatherâwhich has surfacedâhighly significant. That also seems strange. Who goes to the trouble of taking photos while reporting a crime like this? Someone trying to create an alibi, perhaps, or looking to absolve themselves of something?
A forensic analysis of file creation and modification dates will be the sole factor in determining whether Thomas Jr. remains in the role of an exemplary citizen or becomes an accused party.
Now, hereâs the thing: one of the issues with Thomas Jr. is his claim that he opened those boxes because he was looking for a phone. Consider this: he reportedly stated that he knew there were old mobile phones among his fatherâs belongings, as Thomas Sr. was a known hoarder of technology and electronic gadgetsâa habit stemming from his time working as a television lighting director. He claims that he opened the boxes for the sole purpose of looking for a used mobile phone to give to the father of his Filipina girlfriend, who needed a device.
Interestingly, Thomas Markle Sr. officially retired from Hollywood in 2011
I donât doubt that a phone from 2011 would still turn onâmy Nokia 3310 does. But would it actually work? I had to give up my own Nokia in 2018 because, here in Chile, changes were made to the native GSM/2G network infrastructure, and my SIM card stopped working. It seems Thomas Markle had even older phones... but would they still be functional? Philippines isnât a developed country, but honestlyâisnât it just being incredibly cheap to gift someone a phone from 2008, or even 2000?
Then, I ran into this issue myself: the battery. Lithium-ion batteries from phones dating back to 2011âif left abandoned in boxes for yearsâundergo a process of extreme chemical degradation. In the vast majority of cases, they swell, become sulfated, or lose their ability to hold a charge entirely, making it impossible to turn on the device without keeping it permanently plugged into a power source or replacing the battery with a new one. Iâm currently frantically searching for a battery for my 2013 Galaxy Note 3 which is the one I inherited in 2021 and use as a media player.
When a mobile phone (such as the aforementioned LG) spends years stored in a cardboard box in a warehouse in the Philippinesâa country with extreme humidity and tropical heatâits battery undergoes an accelerated degradation process.
Thomas Jr. alleges that the explicit video appeared on the screen as soon as the device was turned on. In 2011, screens did not feature intelligent auto-play systems upon startup; to view a file, a user had to manually navigate through internal folders or MicroSD cards. And thatâs assuming the video app keeps working. Apps often stop working because they are outdated.
Well, Thomas Jr. knew that those boxes contained old cell phones... so, he knew that, yet he didn't check them before packing them up? I did a thorough check of the old cell phones at my placeâturning each one onâand sent the ones that didn't work off to be recycled. But Thomas Jr. claims he knew nothing about what was in those boxes, even though he also says he knew they contained an old cell phone... So, did he know or didn't he?
And as for the letter that MM allegedly received... itâs absurd. Itâs complete nonsense.
The London Metropolitan Police has no legal power or authority to investigate crimes committed in Rosarito (Mexico) by a U.S. citizen. If anyone had wanted to report Thomas Markle in 2018, the Met would have been the worst place in the world to do so, as they would have had to immediately refer the report to the FBI or the Mexican police (FGR).
MM states that the letter reached the Royalty and Specialist Protection (RaSP) unit. This unit of the Met does not investigate ordinary or international sexual offenses; its sole function is the physical protection ofâand the assessment of security threats (such as stalkers or terrorists) againstâmembers of the Royal Family.
If the Met received that letter in 2018, it did not conduct a criminal "investigation" in Mexico. The only action the RaSP could have taken was to classify the letter as a "reputational or security risk" to the new duchess (who had just married in May 2018) andâin a completely irregular manner (which is why they are currently under internal investigation)âshow the letter to Meghan to warn her about the impending scandal.
Let this be absolutely clear: an investigation was underway, yet no charges had been filed. According to MM, a letter regarding Thomas Markleâconcerning an alleged investigationâwas sent to the Met. If MMâs account is accurate, then by handing over a file or letter containing serious accusations made by a foreign national to a third partyâin a country other than the one where the person under investigation residesâthe police committed a grave violation of UK privacy laws, regardless of the fact that the recipient was the individualâs daughter. This exposes the Metropolitan Police to heavy financial penalties from the Information Commissionerâs Office (ICO) and provides a legal basis for Thomas Markle Sr. or his lawyers to file a civil lawsuit against the Met for moral damages, defamation, and the unlawful disclosure of confidential information.
The most significant institutional consequence is the damage to Scotland Yardâs public reputation. The British public and legal analysts are sharply questioning why the Royal Protection Command acted as a private public-relations filter for the Sussexesâconcealing a report of a serious crime and handing it over to the family, rather than transparently referring the matter to the appropriate international agencies (such as the FBI).
There are some truly vile people in this world. If you follow the news from Chile, youâll know there is a massive controversy regarding the reduction of sentences for individuals convicted of sexual offenses against minors. Since March, 56 such convictsâwithout any formal judicial reviewâhave managed to secure this benefit, sparking criticism from both the opposition and the ruling coalition. I am currently feeling a level of rage and disgust that you cannot even imagine, because these convicted individuals filed legal petitions for the protection of constitutional rights to obtain this benefit. Disgust and rageâI donât even want to read the news story; I simply cannot bear it, for reasons that go beyond the scope of this space.
However, this accusation against Thomas Markle Sr. is very strange. Even a superficial analysis reveals that the story as we currently know it doesnât really hold up. Based on my own personal experience, what Thomas Jr. has claimed just doesnât add up. To me, it makes no senseâbecause I know what itâs like to send items from one country to another, and I also know what itâs like to own a mobile phone from the 2000s.
And if the story of Thomas Jr. already made no sense, the situation with MM is simply absurdâabsurd from start to finish. The narrative regarding the family rift from 2018 has been retroactively altered to align with the current scandal of 2026. And that, I believe, is the key detail. Why has MM done this? What is she aiming to achieve?
Meghan Markle disclosed information regarding the Metropolitan Police because, in her hierarchy of priorities, clearing her reputation in the face of an accusation as monstrous as abandoning her sick father was infinitely more urgent than upholding Scotland Yardâs internal protocols. Much like in 2021âwhen she failed to anticipate that the head of the Church of England would publicly refute her claims to safeguard the integrity of his institutionâshe once again assumed that Londonâs Metropolitan Police would remain silent so as not to fuel the scandal.
This is really ugly.
It is a very important read and contains many details I had not heard until I read this, it also contains many fresh perspectives.
========
Someone makes an accusation of sexual abuse, and their story sounds very credibleâbecause who wouldnât believe something like that? Only a monster, right? After all, no one would make such an accusation if it werenât true. That is what a great many people believeâthat such an accusation would not be made if it were not true.
But I have come across the fact that when something is presented in such a way that any criticism against it is viewed as "monstrous," that is precisely when it should be questioned the most.
And when I say "question," I mean that cases like these are precisely the ones that require the most investigation.
Letâs start with something some of us have had to do: moving.
Thomas Markle was living in Rosarito, Mexico. In early May 2025, he officially moved to the Philippines. Together with his son, Thomas Jr., he settled into an apartment in Cebu City, seeking a more affordable cost of living and medical care following the health issues he was already dealing with.
In early 2025, weary of media harassment and seeking a lower cost of living, Thomas decided to permanently leave his home in Mexico and move to the Philippines. Before the trip, he began getting rid of his belongings and packing what remained into four cardboard boxes, which ended up being stored abroad.
That is the story Thomas Jr. is telling. But the way those boxes were movedâand who had access to themâis not only unclear; it is also at the heart of the ongoing legal dispute between the Markle siblings.
Letâs be clear about one thing: Thomas Sr. didnât send those boxes, Thomas Jr. did. He took care of it; Thomas Sr. was too ill to do so. Didnât Thomas Jr. check those boxes? It only makes sense to do soâjust look at the shipping cost! Imagine spending all that money, only to discover that your father had filled them with candy wrappers.
Now, regarding such a shipmentâdid no one check the contents of a box as soon as it arrived in the Philippines? I once shipped a box from Spain to Santiago via FedEx... it was incredibly expensive! I had to seal it in the presence of a FedEx representative, and then open it in the presence of a representative from Correos Chile. I had to verify that everything had arrived in good condition and that there were no grounds for a complaint. If Thomas Sr. wanted to transport those boxesâat such a huge financial costâfrom Mexico to the Philippines, is it really the case that no one opened them for over a year?
Now, has anyone considered a crucial detail in all of this? It was Thomas Jr. who sent the material. So yes, he does run the risk of going to prison. Under the strict legal framework governing international cybercrimes, an individual who transmits child sexual abuse material across borders can indeed face serious criminal charges, regardless of who originally owned the material.
So, itâs not enough to just say, "Oops! Look, some material turned up." The issue here is that Thomas Jr. sent those boxes; he was the one with access to them; and he is the one who supposedly discovered something inside themâin a storage unit registered in his own name. Therefore, the question arises: didnât Thomas Jr. check those boxes before sending them to the Philippines?
If he cannot provide a very good explanation, he is in serious trouble. This makes the photograph of Thomas Jr. reporting his fatherâwhich has surfacedâhighly significant. That also seems strange. Who goes to the trouble of taking photos while reporting a crime like this? Someone trying to create an alibi, perhaps, or looking to absolve themselves of something?
A forensic analysis of file creation and modification dates will be the sole factor in determining whether Thomas Jr. remains in the role of an exemplary citizen or becomes an accused party.
Now, hereâs the thing: one of the issues with Thomas Jr. is his claim that he opened those boxes because he was looking for a phone. Consider this: he reportedly stated that he knew there were old mobile phones among his fatherâs belongings, as Thomas Sr. was a known hoarder of technology and electronic gadgetsâa habit stemming from his time working as a television lighting director. He claims that he opened the boxes for the sole purpose of looking for a used mobile phone to give to the father of his Filipina girlfriend, who needed a device.
Interestingly, Thomas Markle Sr. officially retired from Hollywood in 2011
I donât doubt that a phone from 2011 would still turn onâmy Nokia 3310 does. But would it actually work? I had to give up my own Nokia in 2018 because, here in Chile, changes were made to the native GSM/2G network infrastructure, and my SIM card stopped working. It seems Thomas Markle had even older phones... but would they still be functional? Philippines isnât a developed country, but honestlyâisnât it just being incredibly cheap to gift someone a phone from 2008, or even 2000?
Then, I ran into this issue myself: the battery. Lithium-ion batteries from phones dating back to 2011âif left abandoned in boxes for yearsâundergo a process of extreme chemical degradation. In the vast majority of cases, they swell, become sulfated, or lose their ability to hold a charge entirely, making it impossible to turn on the device without keeping it permanently plugged into a power source or replacing the battery with a new one. Iâm currently frantically searching for a battery for my 2013 Galaxy Note 3 which is the one I inherited in 2021 and use as a media player.
When a mobile phone (such as the aforementioned LG) spends years stored in a cardboard box in a warehouse in the Philippinesâa country with extreme humidity and tropical heatâits battery undergoes an accelerated degradation process.
Thomas Jr. alleges that the explicit video appeared on the screen as soon as the device was turned on. In 2011, screens did not feature intelligent auto-play systems upon startup; to view a file, a user had to manually navigate through internal folders or MicroSD cards. And thatâs assuming the video app keeps working. Apps often stop working because they are outdated.
Well, Thomas Jr. knew that those boxes contained old cell phones... so, he knew that, yet he didn't check them before packing them up? I did a thorough check of the old cell phones at my placeâturning each one onâand sent the ones that didn't work off to be recycled. But Thomas Jr. claims he knew nothing about what was in those boxes, even though he also says he knew they contained an old cell phone... So, did he know or didn't he?
And as for the letter that MM allegedly received... itâs absurd. Itâs complete nonsense.
The London Metropolitan Police has no legal power or authority to investigate crimes committed in Rosarito (Mexico) by a U.S. citizen. If anyone had wanted to report Thomas Markle in 2018, the Met would have been the worst place in the world to do so, as they would have had to immediately refer the report to the FBI or the Mexican police (FGR).
MM states that the letter reached the Royalty and Specialist Protection (RaSP) unit. This unit of the Met does not investigate ordinary or international sexual offenses; its sole function is the physical protection ofâand the assessment of security threats (such as stalkers or terrorists) againstâmembers of the Royal Family.
If the Met received that letter in 2018, it did not conduct a criminal "investigation" in Mexico. The only action the RaSP could have taken was to classify the letter as a "reputational or security risk" to the new duchess (who had just married in May 2018) andâin a completely irregular manner (which is why they are currently under internal investigation)âshow the letter to Meghan to warn her about the impending scandal.
Let this be absolutely clear: an investigation was underway, yet no charges had been filed. According to MM, a letter regarding Thomas Markleâconcerning an alleged investigationâwas sent to the Met. If MMâs account is accurate, then by handing over a file or letter containing serious accusations made by a foreign national to a third partyâin a country other than the one where the person under investigation residesâthe police committed a grave violation of UK privacy laws, regardless of the fact that the recipient was the individualâs daughter. This exposes the Metropolitan Police to heavy financial penalties from the Information Commissionerâs Office (ICO) and provides a legal basis for Thomas Markle Sr. or his lawyers to file a civil lawsuit against the Met for moral damages, defamation, and the unlawful disclosure of confidential information.
The most significant institutional consequence is the damage to Scotland Yardâs public reputation. The British public and legal analysts are sharply questioning why the Royal Protection Command acted as a private public-relations filter for the Sussexesâconcealing a report of a serious crime and handing it over to the family, rather than transparently referring the matter to the appropriate international agencies (such as the FBI).
There are some truly vile people in this world. If you follow the news from Chile, youâll know there is a massive controversy regarding the reduction of sentences for individuals convicted of sexual offenses against minors. Since March, 56 such convictsâwithout any formal judicial reviewâhave managed to secure this benefit, sparking criticism from both the opposition and the ruling coalition. I am currently feeling a level of rage and disgust that you cannot even imagine, because these convicted individuals filed legal petitions for the protection of constitutional rights to obtain this benefit. Disgust and rageâI donât even want to read the news story; I simply cannot bear it, for reasons that go beyond the scope of this space.
However, this accusation against Thomas Markle Sr. is very strange. Even a superficial analysis reveals that the story as we currently know it doesnât really hold up. Based on my own personal experience, what Thomas Jr. has claimed just doesnât add up. To me, it makes no senseâbecause I know what itâs like to send items from one country to another, and I also know what itâs like to own a mobile phone from the 2000s.
And if the story of Thomas Jr. already made no sense, the situation with MM is simply absurdâabsurd from start to finish. The narrative regarding the family rift from 2018 has been retroactively altered to align with the current scandal of 2026. And that, I believe, is the key detail. Why has MM done this? What is she aiming to achieve?
Meghan Markle disclosed information regarding the Metropolitan Police because, in her hierarchy of priorities, clearing her reputation in the face of an accusation as monstrous as abandoning her sick father was infinitely more urgent than upholding Scotland Yardâs internal protocols. Much like in 2021âwhen she failed to anticipate that the head of the Church of England would publicly refute her claims to safeguard the integrity of his institutionâshe once again assumed that Londonâs Metropolitan Police would remain silent so as not to fuel the scandal.
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Did Meghan write a letter to the cops re her dad & pay her brother so she'd have an excuse not to see him after he embarrassed her before her wedding a year later? I doubt it but all very wierd her getting the year wrong publicly. Is that not something you'd be 100% about? đ¤ˇđźââď¸
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Be Like Poland!
Things get heated as Piers Morgan clashes with Polish MEP Dominik TarczyĹski over his stance on Islam.
Piers: "[That] makes you an unbelievable bigot, doesn't it?"
Dominik: "It's better be a bigot but alive, than sold out to Qataris and Jihadists."
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Please keep us posted
đ¨BREAKINGđ¨
My house was raided yesterday morning at 5.30am by Greater Manchester Police, one uniformed officer and three from CID, with a live arrest warrant out for me.
This is in relation to the attacks on migrant HMOs across Salford.
Absolute nonsense.
All Iâve done is in our communities using public council information and refused to condemn our own people.
I expect to be arrested in the next day or two.
Iâll keep you updated.
This is a stitch-up for telling the truth.
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If this doesn't make your blood boil, you're an utter retard. We need mass deportations. I'm not talking about these guilty shits, I want to prevent ruined lives, not punish guilty perpetrators. PS I don't care what countries they came from or what they'll do to them. Get gone.
đ¨ 7 DAYS IN THE UK: 110 reports involving 166 migrants or minorities between 15 and 22 October 2026
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|---- ED
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15/10: Former Met Police officer, Sijanta Thapa, has been jailed for 21 months after sexually assaulting a female colleague while she slept following a drinks party
16/10: Illya Priddy has been jailed for 5 months in Staffordshire after smoking inside a public building before being apprehended by two police officers who subsequently found a non-legal lock-knife in his bag
16/10: Reving Abdullah, of Longton in Stoke-on-Trent, has been handed a 12-month prison sentence, suspended for 2 years, after taking a large knife to a doctor's surgery
16/10: Ahmed Ouerfelli has been handed a 12-month SUSPENDED sentence after he went to a pub in Braintree, armed with a Samurai sword to settle a dispute about paedophile allegations
16/10: Zakaria Majeed has avoided jail after being caught on camera hitting a young child
16/10: Ali Mirzai, 31, jailed for 28 days alongside a 4-year Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO) after admitting a series of shoplifting offences across Kent
16/10: Hamza Mohammed, 30, jailed for 3 years 3 months after defrauding 2 elderly women in their 80s of ÂŁ5,222 in High Wycombe and Oxford
16/10: Karol Wieczorkowski, 21, of no fixed abode, has been jailed for only 2 years 6 months after being caught dealing cocaine and cannabis in Milton Keynes, shortly after being released from prison for earlier offences
16/10: Johannes Kongsnes Natland, 19, has been jailed for 20 years after travelling to Britain to carry out a contract killing for an Iran-backed organised crime gang
16/10: Muhammad Haarith, 23, has been convicted of murdering Matthew Weller, 44, after running him over and dragging him beneath his car before fleeing the scene in Accrington
16/10: Idris Sheikh, a former Bradford care worker, jailed for only 20 months after sexually abusing a vulnerable patient while on the job
16/10: TWO drug dealers jailed after police seized 241 bags of cocaine worth ÂŁ9,500 as well as more than ÂŁ11,900 in cash. Mikele Bilali, was jailed for 1 year 10 months and Ervin Hasa for 3 years in Stoke
16/10: THREE people have been jailed after a knifepoint robbery of a man for his luxury watch. Younes Djoudi, Ali Eldahouzze and Abdel El Habchi were jailed for 5.9 years, 5.6 years and 3.6 years in London
16/10: ELEVEN men jailed for a combined 96 years 9 months for their roles in a large-scale cocaine supply and money laundering network operating out of Nottingham
16/10: THREE men jailed after breaking into a manâs home in Bristol, assaulting him and threatening him in a failed attempt to steal a large amount of cryptocurrency. Mohamed Samagassi, Pierre Madzou and Terroll Paul forced their way into the victimâs home in the early hours of 15 May 2026
16/10: Khawaja Hussain, 26, a former worker at a Halal Abattoir in Arley, Warwickshire, has admitted animal cruelty after forcing a sheep against a door and walking on its back
16/10: Azeem Mohammed, jailed for 10 years after defrauding 8 elderly victims between the ages of 77 and 89. He ran a sophisticated banking scam that raked in almost ÂŁ1.2MILLION, later admitting 8 fraud charges at the High Court in Glasgow
16/10: Mujeeb Rahman Hassani has been given an indefinite hospital order after stabbing a 64-year-old to death in his own home in Cardiff
16/10: Keas Ali, 21, has avoided prison after being convicted of 4 counts of sexually assaulting 2 teenage girls in Cardiff
16/10: Muddasier Hussain, of Oldham, has admitted sexually assaulting a young girl on a bus as well as a woman outside a shop in Scotland
16/10: Image released of Ali Khalid, 33, who operated the âHuzâ drug line, supplying crack cocaine and heroin across Dudley. He will be sentenced later this year
16/10: Samuel Csiszar, 23, has been jailed for 22 months after coercing a vulnerable woman into prostitution for his own financial gain. Bradford Crown Court heard that Csiszar, of no fixed abode, controlled the woman's movements, prevented her from seeing friends, took her money to buy drugs and forced her to sell personal belongings, including her phone
19/10: Hassan Khan, 22, has been sentenced to 3 years 2 months at Burnley Crown Court after being caught twice with heroin and crack cocaine alongside just under ÂŁ1000 in cash
19/10: David Campbell, 37, jailed for 4 years 8 months after driving under the influence of cocaine and hitting a 13-year-old girl in Northfield. The girl was pinned against railings and suffered life-threatening injuries, including a brain bleed, depressed skull fracture and fractured spine
19/10: Bilal Muhammed-Rahmatullah, 61, who has 22 previous convictions for 32 offences, has admitted breaching sex offender registration requirements after failing to notify police of a change of address within 3 days in Birmingham
19/10: Mohammed Zeeshan Sadiq, 20, of Solihull, faces imprisonment after being caught carrying a 12-inch zombie knife and a 7-inch blade near Babbs Mill Park on 27 August
19/10: Alexandre Alberto Santana Da Silva, 49, jailed for two years for Class A drug supply offences in Sudbury. Allegedly, he will face immediate deportation after serving his prison sentence
19/10: Ahmad El Abd, 28, jailed for 5 years 4 months after stabbing a man in his 40s in Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent. He admitted wounding with intent and possessing a knife in public
19/10: Polish national, Tadeusz Podlasinski, will be sentenced on the 3rd of December after attempting to rape and threatening to kill a woman near an M1 service area in Leicester
19/10: Monzurul Haque has been sentenced in absence to 32 months in prison after being convicted of attempting to meet a 13-year-old girl for sex following online grooming. It is believed he fled to Bangladesh before his trial
19/10: Moatz Elkomsi, 23, of no fixed abode, jailed for 3 years 2 months after officers seized over ÂŁ100k worth of drugs in Manchester. GMP discovered cocaine, MDMA, ketamine and cannabis hidden in two rucksacks beneath the boot floor of an Audi in Heald Grove
19/10: Mohamed Mohamoud, 22, a Somali-born security guard in Bristol, has been jailed for 12 years after travelling to Somalia in an attempt to join Islamic State (Daesh)
19/10: Daniel Kaminski, 33, jailed for 2 years after sexually assaulting a woman who was too intoxicated to consent. Kaminski, described as a "Polish-speaking man from Dundee", was accused of digitally penetrating the woman at a flat despite being warned by a witness that she was too drunk
19/10: Arjun Nijjar "of Sutton Coldfield" has been jailed for 8 years and 6 months after killing pedestrian Douglas Draper while driving his Mercedes C63 AMG at approximately 83mph in a 30mph zone
20/10: Mohammed Hayaat Khan, 18, sentenced to 4.5 years detention in a young offender institution after being caught with a prohibited revolver, live ammunition, heroin and crack cocaine in Bradford
20/10: Mohammed Tasadiq Khan, a mastermind behind a massive drug operation across England, has been jailed alongside his illicit accountant, Razwan Arif. Khan was jailed for 16 years, and Arif for 9 years 6 months
20/10: Abid Ashraf and Amir Shah have been jailed for 5.7 years and 4 years for heroin and cocaine supply in Nelson
20/10: Amar Manzoor, has been jailed for 22 years following a campaign of rape, violence, stalking and controlling behaviour against 3 different women between 2018 and 2025. He was convicted of 12 offences in total including rape, strangulation, stalking, perverting course of justice and others
20/10: Hayadulla Turkmani, 53, of Hornchurch, has been found guilty of causing death by dangerous driving after running over a passenger moments after dropping him off at his home in Langdon Hills, Basildon
20/10: Three men have been sentenced to a combined 20+ years after they abducted a student before driving her to an isolated location, gang raping her and then abandoning her. They also filmed the sex attack. The men are Arjan Purewal, Jaskaran Thandi and Hassan Jangheer
20/10: Goodness Sokoh, 35, jailed for 21 years following 10 child sexual offences including rape and sexual assault against multiple teenage girls in Buckinghamshire. He groomed them on social media and promised them vapes and cannabis. He raped them instead
20/10: Theo Gottshalk, jailed for 13 years after being charged with 3 robberies as well as knife & gun offences, drug possession with intent to supply, and threatening to chop a teenager's arm off during a mobile phone theft in Nottingham
20/10: Faiser Hussain, 44, has pleaded guilty to perverting the course of justice in connection with the fatal shooting of another man in Sheffield two decades ago in 2006
20/10: Corinthian Brown has received a 2.5 year SUSPENDED sentence for supplying heroin and crack cocaine across North East Derbyshire
21/10: Yusuf Shah, 18, from East London, jailed for 4 years 4 months following terrorism offences. He collected Al-Qaeda bomb-making and weapon manuals, advised terrorists how to avoid detection while making cryptocurrency payments, and even produced a cybersecurity guide for the terrorist group Tehrik-e-Taliban (TTP)
21/10: Jignesh Patel, 46, and Rahil Patel, 42, have each been jailed for only 6 years after defrauding the NHS of ÂŁ1.3 million through fake prescriptions for expensive medicines, including cancer treatments. This occurred via the Wise Pharmacy in Edmonton, North London
21/10: Omet Fazily, 26, and Hanif Walizada, 21, have been sentenced after supplying heroin and crack cocaine in Cheshire as part of an Afghan controlled drug line
21/10: Former Scotland police officer, Dilexan Aloysious, has been jailed for 12 months after being caught drug dealing in Glasgow and Lanarkshire. Aloysious, 32, was stopped by police 3 times between January and July 2025, with officers recovering cocaine worth ÂŁ5,960, cannabis worth ÂŁ3,040 and 83%-pure crack cocaine worth ÂŁ11,200
21/10: Moroccan national, Mohammed Benradi, has been jailed for 8 years 6 months after raping a woman at a property in Toxteth, Liverpool. He followed the grandmother home before raping her after waiting until she slept
21/10: Eritrean convicted rapist, Mebrahtom Abrha, has been jailed for 6 months after failing to disclose two bank accounts to police, breaching his sex offender requirements
21/10: Fabian Pawlowski, of Banstead, has been jailed for 4.6 years after robbing 3 young men of their mobile phones on the London Underground. He carried out the robberies on the Metropolitan and Jubilee lines, using violence and knives to intimidate his victims
21/10: Txomin Huare-Place was already serving 6 years for watch robbery and has now been sentenced to another 2.9 years for his involvement in a ÂŁ65k watch robbery in Mayfair. His accomplice, Ahmed Djidi, was also jailed for 22 months for his involvement in the ripping of the Patek watch
21/10: Amin Belechguer, most likely from Morocco, has been jailed for 4 years after pulling in front of a blue-lighting police car which was responding to a call. He taunted them into a high-speed chase before his bike was disabled by a stinger. Police then discovered large amounts of footage on his devices showing him riding at almost 200mph and dangerous driving across London, Kent and Essex
21/10: Footballer Ali Abboud, from Perth, has avoided jail after sexually assaulting a 65-year-old man on a train in Scotland
21/10: Mousa Alsharki, 49, a Syrian refugee living in Cardiff, has been jailed for 17 years for raping a woman twice and attempting to pervert the course of justice
21/10: Dilshaw Omar Kawani, 53, a vape shop manager in Poole, Dorset, has been jailed for 8 years for sexually exploiting teenage girls by offering them free vapes and then sexually assaulting them
22/10: Sami Aharroud, "of Splott" in Cardiff, whose name has Moroccan origins, has been jailed for 10 years for a rape committed 20+ years ago
22/10: Three Romanian migrants have been jailed for a combined 13+ years after stealing more than ÂŁ40k from vulnerable and elderly victims across England. They are Ionut Matei, Vasile Ciubotaru and Ramonel Mandache
22/10: Patryk Medrala, likely of Polish descent, has been jailed 3.6 years for throwing his friend from a moving car after a night out in Alwalton. This caused injuries including a broken jaw. Medrala sped off and failed to stop for police, who deployed a stinger
22/10: Oumar "Omizz" Traore, apparently aged 17, is due for sentencing today after stabbing another teenager to death in a postcode gang battle. Traore was part of the B20 gang of Handsworth
22/10: Rasharn Francis has been jailed for 5 years 7 months for supplying heroin and cocaine in High Wycombe between November 2025 and February 2026
22/10: Faisal Razzaq has been jailed for life for his central role in a London firearm network. He was also once jailed for the manslaughter of a police officer in the 2000. An accomplice, Abdul Rahman Sale, was also one of the total five sentenced in this case, receiving 7 years 6 months
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16/10: London MET Officer, Harman Singh, charged with Attempted rape, 3 counts of sexual assault and Intentional strangulation
16/10: Warqaas Parvez has appeared in court accused of NINE counts of rape alleged between 2024 and 2026. After pleading not guilty, he's been granted UNCONDITIONAL bail ahead of his next appearance at Leeds Crown Court
16/10: Hasan Sharif, 26, has denied a charge of causing unnecessary suffering to a sheep at a Halal Abattoir in Arley, Warwickshire, but is due to appear at Coventry Magistrates' Court next April
19/10: Polish national, Boguslaw Walczyk, 45, charged with the murder of a father-of-three who was found dead at The Foyer on Stoke Road
20/10: Muja Ervin, 21, has been charged with drug supply, money laundering-related and driving offences following a police pursuit in Rugeley, Staffordshire
21/10: Abdisamad Siad has been charged with assaulting 3 Jewish women in Hackney, London. He also faces a separate charge of GBH in connection with a an attack on 4th woman believed to be known to him in Islington
21/10: "Derby man" Sindiso Sibanda, likely of Zimbabwean descent, has been charged with GBH after a police officer was hospitalised during a pursuit in Derby. Additional charges relate to motorcycle theft and 4 motoring offences including driving without licence or insurance
21/10: Two people charged by West Mids Police after a man was stabbed on a bus in Birmingham City Centre on 13 October
22/10: Mohammed Akram, 49, has been charged with 15 offences following a child sexual exploitation investigation in Bolton. Charges include 5x child abduction, 5z arranging travel for exploitation, 4x sexual assault, 1x sexual activity with child and 1x possession with intent to supply
22/10: Two men, likely of Turkish and Vietnamese origin, have been charged and remanded in custody following the discovery of a cannabis cultivation operation in Hereford. Cihan Oral, of London, and Loi Ha, of no fixed abode, are due to appear today in Kidderminster Magistrates Court
22/10: Three people have been charged in Sheffield relating to supply of Heroin and Cocaine. The youngest charged, being 16, also has charges relating to blackmail and intimidation with an imitation firearm. The charged include Mohammed Ahmed and Bilal Shah, both of Sheffield. The boy, 16, cannot be named due to age
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16/10: 7 PEOPLE have been arrested on suspicion of perverting the course of justice in Bradford. It's believed they are assisting 2 convicted child rapists who absconded during their trials
20/10: Thames Valley Police were previously looking for 4 people after two 14-year-old girls were taken to a secluded area in Oxford before being raped and sexually assaulted. 3 have been arrested; 2 were bailed pending further investigation, another was released without suspicion, meanwhile the fourth still hasnât been apprehended
22/10: Staffordshire Police have arrested someone described as "a black man wearing all black aside from beige trousers". While wielding a machete, he attempted to stop a car on Pinfold Avenue in Norton
22/10: Two men arrested and detained by Thames Valley Police under suspicion of the rape and attempted rape of two women in Milton Keynes
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17/10: West Midlands Police are seeking a cultured gentleman who spat on a teenage girl twice before trying to steal her bag on the Walsall-936 bus
18/10: West Midlands police added three men to their most wanted list: Haben Fustom, Ceejay Williams and Farhad Khoram
19/10: West Midlands Police seek to identify three men after they attacked a man at a Soho service station in Birmingham before stealing his keys
19/10: Crimestoppers are offering ÂŁ7500 reward for the whereabouts of Emmanuel Sakyi, 31, of Milton Keynes. In absence, he's been sentenced to 15 years in prison for causing the death of his 7-month-old daughter, Emmanuela, in a drink-driving crash. He is currently on the run
19/10: Thames Valley Police have released an e-fit after a woman reported being followed by a black or mixed race man who approached her asking for directions. He then grabbed her wrist and forced her hand against his groin. This happened on Gallys Road in Windsor
19/10: Police are appealing to identify a man after a woman was punched in the face and a man was slashed with a knife on Bristol Bridge. The suspect is described as a cubby 5-foot-8 black man in his 20s, with "afro-style hair and beaded braids"
19/10: Sussex police are hunting this trio of Tanned Europeans after a newlywed couple had around ÂŁ500 worth of honeymoon clothes stolen from their apartment building in Hove
20/10: Police in Bristol would like to speak to a lady of high class after a bus driver in his 50s was assaulted at Bristol Bus Station off Marlborough Street. The attack led to minor hospital treatment
20/10: Police in Dover want to speak to a tanned European man after he approached a father with a prammed baby. He then made a comment about the child before trying to pull the pushchair away from the father on Pencester Road
20/10: Met Police are looking for a Tanned European man caught on CCTV after A woman in her early 20s was dragged into a building entrance on Church Road in Islington. She was assaulted and subjected to an attempted rape. Two members of the public intervened after hearing her cries for help. The alleged suspect then fled towards Angel
20/10: Police are appealing for help locating Emmanuel Osinaike, 27, from Falmouth, who is wanted in connection with a breach of court bail. He's also known as Tyrone or Ty, and sometimes wears a headwrap scarf. Links to Falmouth, Truro & St Austell in Cornwall
20/10: Northamptonshire Police have released CCTV of a man following a theft in St Crispinâs Close, Burton Latimer. The incident happened on Thursday, October 15, at about 7.50am, when a lawnmower and handheld jigsaw was stolen
20/10: Transport Police released an image of a man in after reports that he sat next to a woman on a train between Birmingham and Derby, before repeatedly commenting on her appearance and then sexually assaulted her. He got off at Derby station
20/10: Northamptonshire Police are seeking the location of Andre Da Silva, 31, who is wanted following allegations of assault in the Corby area
20/10: Reports have been received that 4 black men robbed another man of two Rolex watches outside Costa Coffee in Queensway, Bletchley, at around 5pm on Tuesday, 13 October. One of them threatened him with a blade during the theft
20/10: West Midlands Police are hunting a man in Dudley after a teenage girl reported being sexually assaulted on the X21 bus which was moving through Draycott Drive at the time of the attack
21/10: Hampshire Police are looking for two "tanned women" and one "Asian man" after ÂŁ1,460 worth of items were stolen from Next at Solent Retail Park in Havant
21/10: Transport Police are looking to identify a middle-eastern-looking man after a number of high-value luggage thefts have been reported on trains travelling in and out of London. After one incident, the man got off at Peterborough on 8th July with over ÂŁ30,000 worth of goods
21/10: West Midlands Police are looking for a darker man after he chased another man onto a bus before stabbing him in Birmingham city centre on 13 October
21/10: North Yorks Police are appealing for witnesses after a Romanian man allegedly assaulted a woman following an argument on a bus travelling from Scarborough to Eastfield
22/10: Gwent Police are looking for Dwayne Zungunde who has been recalled to prison after breaching his licence conditions. Links to Newport and Torfaen
22/10: Hampshire Police want to speak to a man after he was reportedly seen on a bus from Andover to Winchester touching himself inappropriately, viewing indecent images and videos, and purposely positioning his phone so other passengers could see the content
22/10: hames Valley Police are looking for Feisal Saleh who failed to return to HMP Springhill, which is an open prison in Buckinghamshire. He was released on temporary bail but did not return - surprise. Links to Milton Keynes and Potters Bar, Hertfordshire
22/10: British Transport Police have released an image of a man following the theft of a suitcase worth nearly ÂŁ1,500, including its contents, from a train in North Yorkshire. The suspect then got off the train at Northallerton railway station
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16/10: Mohammed Amaaz has had an appeal to reduce his prison sentence rejected after battering a police woman in Manchester Airport
16/10: Taliban fighter, Munir Farooqi, has died in HMP Frankland in Durham while serving 4 life sentences for terrorism offences. The Prisons and Probation Ombudsman has launched an investigation into his death
19/10: Convicted ISIS terrorist, Mohammed Yaseen, was spotted shopping at a Co-op in Windsor
20/10: Valdo Calocane, 35, the Nottingham triple killer, is among approximately 2,500 convicted criminals in secure psychiatric hospitals who have been receiving up to ÂŁ800 per month in state benefits while serving sentences
20/10: Ilia Belov and his sister have announced they plan to appeal their sentences despite receiving no jail time after assaulting and speaking sexually to a 12-year-old girl in Dundee, Scotland. They wish to appeal being given community orders
22/10: Locals have claimed a migrant man has been loitering and harassing women in Hebburn New Town. When told "NO" he allegedly continues to follow them around the town centre
22/10: A judge has discharged the jury in the trial of 5 men accused of a brutal machete attack in Bradford following allegations of jury tampering. The suspects are Mohammed Waqqas Khan, Rahees Khan, Hanzalah Saladin, Adam Takolia, fifth man who cannot be named
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21/10: A 26-year-old "illegal visitor" has been deported for a second time after dangerously cutting in front of an unmarked police car in Nottingham. Officers stopped him on 24 SEPT before discovering he'd already been deported once in June 2026
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All this in a week. Grim reading âŚ
And then thereâs what doesnât get reported.
And then thereâs what doesnât get reported.
đ¨ 7 DAYS IN THE UK: 110 reports involving 166 migrants or minorities between 15 and 22 October 2026
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15/10: Former Met Police officer, Sijanta Thapa, has been jailed for 21 months after sexually assaulting a female colleague while she slept following a drinks party
16/10: Illya Priddy has been jailed for 5 months in Staffordshire after smoking inside a public building before being apprehended by two police officers who subsequently found a non-legal lock-knife in his bag
16/10: Reving Abdullah, of Longton in Stoke-on-Trent, has been handed a 12-month prison sentence, suspended for 2 years, after taking a large knife to a doctor's surgery
16/10: Ahmed Ouerfelli has been handed a 12-month SUSPENDED sentence after he went to a pub in Braintree, armed with a Samurai sword to settle a dispute about paedophile allegations
16/10: Zakaria Majeed has avoided jail after being caught on camera hitting a young child
16/10: Ali Mirzai, 31, jailed for 28 days alongside a 4-year Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO) after admitting a series of shoplifting offences across Kent
16/10: Hamza Mohammed, 30, jailed for 3 years 3 months after defrauding 2 elderly women in their 80s of ÂŁ5,222 in High Wycombe and Oxford
16/10: Karol Wieczorkowski, 21, of no fixed abode, has been jailed for only 2 years 6 months after being caught dealing cocaine and cannabis in Milton Keynes, shortly after being released from prison for earlier offences
16/10: Johannes Kongsnes Natland, 19, has been jailed for 20 years after travelling to Britain to carry out a contract killing for an Iran-backed organised crime gang
16/10: Muhammad Haarith, 23, has been convicted of murdering Matthew Weller, 44, after running him over and dragging him beneath his car before fleeing the scene in Accrington
16/10: Idris Sheikh, a former Bradford care worker, jailed for only 20 months after sexually abusing a vulnerable patient while on the job
16/10: TWO drug dealers jailed after police seized 241 bags of cocaine worth ÂŁ9,500 as well as more than ÂŁ11,900 in cash. Mikele Bilali, was jailed for 1 year 10 months and Ervin Hasa for 3 years in Stoke
16/10: THREE people have been jailed after a knifepoint robbery of a man for his luxury watch. Younes Djoudi, Ali Eldahouzze and Abdel El Habchi were jailed for 5.9 years, 5.6 years and 3.6 years in London
16/10: ELEVEN men jailed for a combined 96 years 9 months for their roles in a large-scale cocaine supply and money laundering network operating out of Nottingham
16/10: THREE men jailed after breaking into a manâs home in Bristol, assaulting him and threatening him in a failed attempt to steal a large amount of cryptocurrency. Mohamed Samagassi, Pierre Madzou and Terroll Paul forced their way into the victimâs home in the early hours of 15 May 2026
16/10: Khawaja Hussain, 26, a former worker at a Halal Abattoir in Arley, Warwickshire, has admitted animal cruelty after forcing a sheep against a door and walking on its back
16/10: Azeem Mohammed, jailed for 10 years after defrauding 8 elderly victims between the ages of 77 and 89. He ran a sophisticated banking scam that raked in almost ÂŁ1.2MILLION, later admitting 8 fraud charges at the High Court in Glasgow
16/10: Mujeeb Rahman Hassani has been given an indefinite hospital order after stabbing a 64-year-old to death in his own home in Cardiff
16/10: Keas Ali, 21, has avoided prison after being convicted of 4 counts of sexually assaulting 2 teenage girls in Cardiff
16/10: Muddasier Hussain, of Oldham, has admitted sexually assaulting a young girl on a bus as well as a woman outside a shop in Scotland
16/10: Image released of Ali Khalid, 33, who operated the âHuzâ drug line, supplying crack cocaine and heroin across Dudley. He will be sentenced later this year
16/10: Samuel Csiszar, 23, has been jailed for 22 months after coercing a vulnerable woman into prostitution for his own financial gain. Bradford Crown Court heard that Csiszar, of no fixed abode, controlled the woman's movements, prevented her from seeing friends, took her money to buy drugs and forced her to sell personal belongings, including her phone
19/10: Hassan Khan, 22, has been sentenced to 3 years 2 months at Burnley Crown Court after being caught twice with heroin and crack cocaine alongside just under ÂŁ1000 in cash
19/10: David Campbell, 37, jailed for 4 years 8 months after driving under the influence of cocaine and hitting a 13-year-old girl in Northfield. The girl was pinned against railings and suffered life-threatening injuries, including a brain bleed, depressed skull fracture and fractured spine
19/10: Bilal Muhammed-Rahmatullah, 61, who has 22 previous convictions for 32 offences, has admitted breaching sex offender registration requirements after failing to notify police of a change of address within 3 days in Birmingham
19/10: Mohammed Zeeshan Sadiq, 20, of Solihull, faces imprisonment after being caught carrying a 12-inch zombie knife and a 7-inch blade near Babbs Mill Park on 27 August
19/10: Alexandre Alberto Santana Da Silva, 49, jailed for two years for Class A drug supply offences in Sudbury. Allegedly, he will face immediate deportation after serving his prison sentence
19/10: Ahmad El Abd, 28, jailed for 5 years 4 months after stabbing a man in his 40s in Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent. He admitted wounding with intent and possessing a knife in public
19/10: Polish national, Tadeusz Podlasinski, will be sentenced on the 3rd of December after attempting to rape and threatening to kill a woman near an M1 service area in Leicester
19/10: Monzurul Haque has been sentenced in absence to 32 months in prison after being convicted of attempting to meet a 13-year-old girl for sex following online grooming. It is believed he fled to Bangladesh before his trial
19/10: Moatz Elkomsi, 23, of no fixed abode, jailed for 3 years 2 months after officers seized over ÂŁ100k worth of drugs in Manchester. GMP discovered cocaine, MDMA, ketamine and cannabis hidden in two rucksacks beneath the boot floor of an Audi in Heald Grove
19/10: Mohamed Mohamoud, 22, a Somali-born security guard in Bristol, has been jailed for 12 years after travelling to Somalia in an attempt to join Islamic State (Daesh)
19/10: Daniel Kaminski, 33, jailed for 2 years after sexually assaulting a woman who was too intoxicated to consent. Kaminski, described as a "Polish-speaking man from Dundee", was accused of digitally penetrating the woman at a flat despite being warned by a witness that she was too drunk
19/10: Arjun Nijjar "of Sutton Coldfield" has been jailed for 8 years and 6 months after killing pedestrian Douglas Draper while driving his Mercedes C63 AMG at approximately 83mph in a 30mph zone
20/10: Mohammed Hayaat Khan, 18, sentenced to 4.5 years detention in a young offender institution after being caught with a prohibited revolver, live ammunition, heroin and crack cocaine in Bradford
20/10: Mohammed Tasadiq Khan, a mastermind behind a massive drug operation across England, has been jailed alongside his illicit accountant, Razwan Arif. Khan was jailed for 16 years, and Arif for 9 years 6 months
20/10: Abid Ashraf and Amir Shah have been jailed for 5.7 years and 4 years for heroin and cocaine supply in Nelson
20/10: Amar Manzoor, has been jailed for 22 years following a campaign of rape, violence, stalking and controlling behaviour against 3 different women between 2018 and 2025. He was convicted of 12 offences in total including rape, strangulation, stalking, perverting course of justice and others
20/10: Hayadulla Turkmani, 53, of Hornchurch, has been found guilty of causing death by dangerous driving after running over a passenger moments after dropping him off at his home in Langdon Hills, Basildon
20/10: Three men have been sentenced to a combined 20+ years after they abducted a student before driving her to an isolated location, gang raping her and then abandoning her. They also filmed the sex attack. The men are Arjan Purewal, Jaskaran Thandi and Hassan Jangheer
20/10: Goodness Sokoh, 35, jailed for 21 years following 10 child sexual offences including rape and sexual assault against multiple teenage girls in Buckinghamshire. He groomed them on social media and promised them vapes and cannabis. He raped them instead
20/10: Theo Gottshalk, jailed for 13 years after being charged with 3 robberies as well as knife & gun offences, drug possession with intent to supply, and threatening to chop a teenager's arm off during a mobile phone theft in Nottingham
20/10: Faiser Hussain, 44, has pleaded guilty to perverting the course of justice in connection with the fatal shooting of another man in Sheffield two decades ago in 2006
20/10: Corinthian Brown has received a 2.5 year SUSPENDED sentence for supplying heroin and crack cocaine across North East Derbyshire
21/10: Yusuf Shah, 18, from East London, jailed for 4 years 4 months following terrorism offences. He collected Al-Qaeda bomb-making and weapon manuals, advised terrorists how to avoid detection while making cryptocurrency payments, and even produced a cybersecurity guide for the terrorist group Tehrik-e-Taliban (TTP)
21/10: Jignesh Patel, 46, and Rahil Patel, 42, have each been jailed for only 6 years after defrauding the NHS of ÂŁ1.3 million through fake prescriptions for expensive medicines, including cancer treatments. This occurred via the Wise Pharmacy in Edmonton, North London
21/10: Omet Fazily, 26, and Hanif Walizada, 21, have been sentenced after supplying heroin and crack cocaine in Cheshire as part of an Afghan controlled drug line
21/10: Former Scotland police officer, Dilexan Aloysious, has been jailed for 12 months after being caught drug dealing in Glasgow and Lanarkshire. Aloysious, 32, was stopped by police 3 times between January and July 2025, with officers recovering cocaine worth ÂŁ5,960, cannabis worth ÂŁ3,040 and 83%-pure crack cocaine worth ÂŁ11,200
21/10: Moroccan national, Mohammed Benradi, has been jailed for 8 years 6 months after raping a woman at a property in Toxteth, Liverpool. He followed the grandmother home before raping her after waiting until she slept
21/10: Eritrean convicted rapist, Mebrahtom Abrha, has been jailed for 6 months after failing to disclose two bank accounts to police, breaching his sex offender requirements
21/10: Fabian Pawlowski, of Banstead, has been jailed for 4.6 years after robbing 3 young men of their mobile phones on the London Underground. He carried out the robberies on the Metropolitan and Jubilee lines, using violence and knives to intimidate his victims
21/10: Txomin Huare-Place was already serving 6 years for watch robbery and has now been sentenced to another 2.9 years for his involvement in a ÂŁ65k watch robbery in Mayfair. His accomplice, Ahmed Djidi, was also jailed for 22 months for his involvement in the ripping of the Patek watch
21/10: Amin Belechguer, most likely from Morocco, has been jailed for 4 years after pulling in front of a blue-lighting police car which was responding to a call. He taunted them into a high-speed chase before his bike was disabled by a stinger. Police then discovered large amounts of footage on his devices showing him riding at almost 200mph and dangerous driving across London, Kent and Essex
21/10: Footballer Ali Abboud, from Perth, has avoided jail after sexually assaulting a 65-year-old man on a train in Scotland
21/10: Mousa Alsharki, 49, a Syrian refugee living in Cardiff, has been jailed for 17 years for raping a woman twice and attempting to pervert the course of justice
21/10: Dilshaw Omar Kawani, 53, a vape shop manager in Poole, Dorset, has been jailed for 8 years for sexually exploiting teenage girls by offering them free vapes and then sexually assaulting them
22/10: Sami Aharroud, "of Splott" in Cardiff, whose name has Moroccan origins, has been jailed for 10 years for a rape committed 20+ years ago
22/10: Three Romanian migrants have been jailed for a combined 13+ years after stealing more than ÂŁ40k from vulnerable and elderly victims across England. They are Ionut Matei, Vasile Ciubotaru and Ramonel Mandache
22/10: Patryk Medrala, likely of Polish descent, has been jailed 3.6 years for throwing his friend from a moving car after a night out in Alwalton. This caused injuries including a broken jaw. Medrala sped off and failed to stop for police, who deployed a stinger
22/10: Oumar "Omizz" Traore, apparently aged 17, is due for sentencing today after stabbing another teenager to death in a postcode gang battle. Traore was part of the B20 gang of Handsworth
22/10: Rasharn Francis has been jailed for 5 years 7 months for supplying heroin and cocaine in High Wycombe between November 2025 and February 2026
22/10: Faisal Razzaq has been jailed for life for his central role in a London firearm network. He was also once jailed for the manslaughter of a police officer in the 2000. An accomplice, Abdul Rahman Sale, was also one of the total five sentenced in this case, receiving 7 years 6 months
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16/10: London MET Officer, Harman Singh, charged with Attempted rape, 3 counts of sexual assault and Intentional strangulation
16/10: Warqaas Parvez has appeared in court accused of NINE counts of rape alleged between 2024 and 2026. After pleading not guilty, he's been granted UNCONDITIONAL bail ahead of his next appearance at Leeds Crown Court
16/10: Hasan Sharif, 26, has denied a charge of causing unnecessary suffering to a sheep at a Halal Abattoir in Arley, Warwickshire, but is due to appear at Coventry Magistrates' Court next April
19/10: Polish national, Boguslaw Walczyk, 45, charged with the murder of a father-of-three who was found dead at The Foyer on Stoke Road
20/10: Muja Ervin, 21, has been charged with drug supply, money laundering-related and driving offences following a police pursuit in Rugeley, Staffordshire
21/10: Abdisamad Siad has been charged with assaulting 3 Jewish women in Hackney, London. He also faces a separate charge of GBH in connection with a an attack on 4th woman believed to be known to him in Islington
21/10: "Derby man" Sindiso Sibanda, likely of Zimbabwean descent, has been charged with GBH after a police officer was hospitalised during a pursuit in Derby. Additional charges relate to motorcycle theft and 4 motoring offences including driving without licence or insurance
21/10: Two people charged by West Mids Police after a man was stabbed on a bus in Birmingham City Centre on 13 October
22/10: Mohammed Akram, 49, has been charged with 15 offences following a child sexual exploitation investigation in Bolton. Charges include 5x child abduction, 5z arranging travel for exploitation, 4x sexual assault, 1x sexual activity with child and 1x possession with intent to supply
22/10: Two men, likely of Turkish and Vietnamese origin, have been charged and remanded in custody following the discovery of a cannabis cultivation operation in Hereford. Cihan Oral, of London, and Loi Ha, of no fixed abode, are due to appear today in Kidderminster Magistrates Court
22/10: Three people have been charged in Sheffield relating to supply of Heroin and Cocaine. The youngest charged, being 16, also has charges relating to blackmail and intimidation with an imitation firearm. The charged include Mohammed Ahmed and Bilal Shah, both of Sheffield. The boy, 16, cannot be named due to age
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16/10: 7 PEOPLE have been arrested on suspicion of perverting the course of justice in Bradford. It's believed they are assisting 2 convicted child rapists who absconded during their trials
20/10: Thames Valley Police were previously looking for 4 people after two 14-year-old girls were taken to a secluded area in Oxford before being raped and sexually assaulted. 3 have been arrested; 2 were bailed pending further investigation, another was released without suspicion, meanwhile the fourth still hasnât been apprehended
22/10: Staffordshire Police have arrested someone described as "a black man wearing all black aside from beige trousers". While wielding a machete, he attempted to stop a car on Pinfold Avenue in Norton
22/10: Two men arrested and detained by Thames Valley Police under suspicion of the rape and attempted rape of two women in Milton Keynes
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17/10: West Midlands Police are seeking a cultured gentleman who spat on a teenage girl twice before trying to steal her bag on the Walsall-936 bus
18/10: West Midlands police added three men to their most wanted list: Haben Fustom, Ceejay Williams and Farhad Khoram
19/10: West Midlands Police seek to identify three men after they attacked a man at a Soho service station in Birmingham before stealing his keys
19/10: Crimestoppers are offering ÂŁ7500 reward for the whereabouts of Emmanuel Sakyi, 31, of Milton Keynes. In absence, he's been sentenced to 15 years in prison for causing the death of his 7-month-old daughter, Emmanuela, in a drink-driving crash. He is currently on the run
19/10: Thames Valley Police have released an e-fit after a woman reported being followed by a black or mixed race man who approached her asking for directions. He then grabbed her wrist and forced her hand against his groin. This happened on Gallys Road in Windsor
19/10: Police are appealing to identify a man after a woman was punched in the face and a man was slashed with a knife on Bristol Bridge. The suspect is described as a cubby 5-foot-8 black man in his 20s, with "afro-style hair and beaded braids"
19/10: Sussex police are hunting this trio of Tanned Europeans after a newlywed couple had around ÂŁ500 worth of honeymoon clothes stolen from their apartment building in Hove
20/10: Police in Bristol would like to speak to a lady of high class after a bus driver in his 50s was assaulted at Bristol Bus Station off Marlborough Street. The attack led to minor hospital treatment
20/10: Police in Dover want to speak to a tanned European man after he approached a father with a prammed baby. He then made a comment about the child before trying to pull the pushchair away from the father on Pencester Road
20/10: Met Police are looking for a Tanned European man caught on CCTV after A woman in her early 20s was dragged into a building entrance on Church Road in Islington. She was assaulted and subjected to an attempted rape. Two members of the public intervened after hearing her cries for help. The alleged suspect then fled towards Angel
20/10: Police are appealing for help locating Emmanuel Osinaike, 27, from Falmouth, who is wanted in connection with a breach of court bail. He's also known as Tyrone or Ty, and sometimes wears a headwrap scarf. Links to Falmouth, Truro & St Austell in Cornwall
20/10: Northamptonshire Police have released CCTV of a man following a theft in St Crispinâs Close, Burton Latimer. The incident happened on Thursday, October 15, at about 7.50am, when a lawnmower and handheld jigsaw was stolen
20/10: Transport Police released an image of a man in after reports that he sat next to a woman on a train between Birmingham and Derby, before repeatedly commenting on her appearance and then sexually assaulted her. He got off at Derby station
20/10: Northamptonshire Police are seeking the location of Andre Da Silva, 31, who is wanted following allegations of assault in the Corby area
20/10: Reports have been received that 4 black men robbed another man of two Rolex watches outside Costa Coffee in Queensway, Bletchley, at around 5pm on Tuesday, 13 October. One of them threatened him with a blade during the theft
20/10: West Midlands Police are hunting a man in Dudley after a teenage girl reported being sexually assaulted on the X21 bus which was moving through Draycott Drive at the time of the attack
21/10: Hampshire Police are looking for two "tanned women" and one "Asian man" after ÂŁ1,460 worth of items were stolen from Next at Solent Retail Park in Havant
21/10: Transport Police are looking to identify a middle-eastern-looking man after a number of high-value luggage thefts have been reported on trains travelling in and out of London. After one incident, the man got off at Peterborough on 8th July with over ÂŁ30,000 worth of goods
21/10: West Midlands Police are looking for a darker man after he chased another man onto a bus before stabbing him in Birmingham city centre on 13 October
21/10: North Yorks Police are appealing for witnesses after a Romanian man allegedly assaulted a woman following an argument on a bus travelling from Scarborough to Eastfield
22/10: Gwent Police are looking for Dwayne Zungunde who has been recalled to prison after breaching his licence conditions. Links to Newport and Torfaen
22/10: Hampshire Police want to speak to a man after he was reportedly seen on a bus from Andover to Winchester touching himself inappropriately, viewing indecent images and videos, and purposely positioning his phone so other passengers could see the content
22/10: hames Valley Police are looking for Feisal Saleh who failed to return to HMP Springhill, which is an open prison in Buckinghamshire. He was released on temporary bail but did not return - surprise. Links to Milton Keynes and Potters Bar, Hertfordshire
22/10: British Transport Police have released an image of a man following the theft of a suitcase worth nearly ÂŁ1,500, including its contents, from a train in North Yorkshire. The suspect then got off the train at Northallerton railway station
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16/10: Mohammed Amaaz has had an appeal to reduce his prison sentence rejected after battering a police woman in Manchester Airport
16/10: Taliban fighter, Munir Farooqi, has died in HMP Frankland in Durham while serving 4 life sentences for terrorism offences. The Prisons and Probation Ombudsman has launched an investigation into his death
19/10: Convicted ISIS terrorist, Mohammed Yaseen, was spotted shopping at a Co-op in Windsor
20/10: Valdo Calocane, 35, the Nottingham triple killer, is among approximately 2,500 convicted criminals in secure psychiatric hospitals who have been receiving up to ÂŁ800 per month in state benefits while serving sentences
20/10: Ilia Belov and his sister have announced they plan to appeal their sentences despite receiving no jail time after assaulting and speaking sexually to a 12-year-old girl in Dundee, Scotland. They wish to appeal being given community orders
22/10: Locals have claimed a migrant man has been loitering and harassing women in Hebburn New Town. When told "NO" he allegedly continues to follow them around the town centre
22/10: A judge has discharged the jury in the trial of 5 men accused of a brutal machete attack in Bradford following allegations of jury tampering. The suspects are Mohammed Waqqas Khan, Rahees Khan, Hanzalah Saladin, Adam Takolia, fifth man who cannot be named
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21/10: A 26-year-old "illegal visitor" has been deported for a second time after dangerously cutting in front of an unmarked police car in Nottingham. Officers stopped him on 24 SEPT before discovering he'd already been deported once in June 2026
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@waychee1 Here's a selection of books from the William Wilberforce Museum in Hull:
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@waychee1 If you're a muz wife u r excused from work and get full benefits. My partner was a nurse dying of cancer and was threatened if she cashed in her life insurance for a decent car to go to her hospital appointments, she would lose her sickness benefit thanks to @JoshNewburyMP
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The great harms caused to children by a gender clinic in Brighton are finally being investigated and exposed.
Now itâs important to expose who sent them thereâŚ
It started in the classroom.
Please watch this đđť
Now itâs important to expose who sent them thereâŚ
It started in the classroom.
Please watch this đđť
@Free_ByTheSea This talk by Rachel Cashman from our CAN-SG 2024 conference refers to the "classroom to clinic" pipeline in Brighton vimeo.com/938207719?sharâŚ
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@waychee1 Why would anyone work when you're getting a monkey a week alone for having kids
British men & women going to work to pay for foreign invaders to live here & do fuck allđ¤Śđťââď¸
And before you start
There are lazy no good British cunts at it as well, but they're our no good cunts
British men & women going to work to pay for foreign invaders to live here & do fuck allđ¤Śđťââď¸
And before you start
There are lazy no good British cunts at it as well, but they're our no good cunts
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