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We asked why did they cover up the Afghan stabber spree?

It looks like Mahmood, Hermer and Sackman all conspired to release him early despite being known to be a crazed individual.

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Tommy Robinson says that he may be going to prison tomorrow as a terrorist due to not giving his phone PIN to cops.

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Danish farmers are seeing their cows having many issues from reduced milk supply to the death of their cattle after Bovaer was mandated into the feed supply from October 1st.

287 amendments called for to the Scottish euthanasia bill.

It should be scrapped.

This sounds like hell on earth.

Yookay.

The British Government spent £410 billion during this scam.

They also printed out of thin air up to £895 billion.

They are pathological lars.

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After being allowed by the Judge to go on a trip to 'israel' Tommy Robinson has been found 'not guilty of a terror offence' after refusing to give police access to his phone during a border stop in July last year.

Former US vice president Dick Cheney has died from complications of pneumonia and cardiac and vascular disease, his family has said.

In a statement, his family said the 84-year-old was surrounded by his wife Lynne, daughters Liz and Mary, and other family members.

The Republican was one of the most polarising vice presidents in US history under George W Bush from 2001 to 2009, and was a leading advocate of the invasion of Iraq in 2003.

An investigation into allegations that Sheffield Hallam University faced sustained pressure from China to shut down human rights research has been referred to counter-terrorism police.

China waged a two-year campaign of intimidation and harassment, including demands the university stop sensitive research by one of its professors into claims of forced labour in the Xinjiang region of China.

A South Yorkshire Police spokesperson said the force has referred the investigation on because the "allegations fall under Section 3 of the National Security Act".

Section 3 of the act deals with "assisting a foreign intelligence service".

Post Office hero Bates lands seven-figure Horizon payout.

Sir Alan Bates, who led the fight for justice for victims of the Horizon IT scandal, has had his claim settled by the government more than 20 years after he began campaigning on the issue.

One source suggested that his final settlement may have been worth between £4m and £5m, implying that Sir Alan's claim could have been in the region of £10m, although those figures could not be corroborated on Tuesday morning.

A government spokesperson said: "We pay tribute to Sir Alan Bates for his long record of campaigning on behalf of victims and have now paid out over £1.2bn to more than 9,000 victims.

"We can confirm that Sir Alan's claim has reached the end of the scheme process and been settled."

Tommy said the judge slammed police for targeting him for his beliefs.

David Beckham has finally become a Sir. He has previously slammed officials for blocking his Knighthood.

Prince William's high society friend plunges 100ft to his death from rooftop bar at London's iconic £1,000-a-night Trafalgar Hotel.

Ben Duncan was at St Andrews university with the royal couple when they first started dating and was said to be part of their inner circle before becoming a media personality in shows like Big Brother.

The 45-year-old died late on Thursday after falling seven floors - around 100 feet - from the rooftop bar of London's fashionable Trafalgar St James hotel, where rooms can cost up to £1,000 a night.

Police officers involved with the death of Sheku Bayoh ten years ago in Fife have requested a meeting with the first minister following the "collapse" of the probe into the incident.

John Swinney said he was happy to meet with Mr Bayoh's family, who said they felt "totally betrayed" by the criminal justice system following the decision.

But lawyers for the SPF said it was "of deep concern" that a similar invite had not been extended to the officers involved to "reflect parity".

There were more than 50 "missed opportunities" to intervene and stop a school head teacher who was able to sexually abuse girls for years, a report has found.

A Child Practice Review (CPR), led by prominent expert Jan Pickles, has looked into the crimes of 68-year-old Neil Foden, from Conwy county in north Wales, who was jailed for 17 years after being convicted of 19 charges involving four girls.

The review, external said Foden was a "prolific sex offender who harmed many children".

A total of 52 concerns about safeguarding and other issues were found to have been raised and not acted on by Cyngor Gwynedd council and other agencies as early as 2018, continuing until his arrest in 2023.

Axel Rudakubana’s brother feared he would kill a family member two years before the Southport attack, an inquiry has heard.

Dion Rudakubana, who is two years older than his brother, said Axel has a "short temper" and was prone to "violent outbursts".

The public inquiry into the Southport attack heard by the time he left for university in 2022, Dion feared his brother would kill a family member.

In messages sent to a friend when he returned to the family home for Christmas, Dion said: "My brother doesn't show mercy, my dad just has to try not to die... We hide knives to mitigate that factor."

"I remember being scared somebody was going to die… my dad," he says.