Woman who plotted suicide attack on St Paul’s wanted to inspire others to kill
Safiyya Shaikh has been jailed at the Old Bailey for a minimum of 14 years after pleading guilty to creating a terrorist act.
UK News|Jul 3, 2020
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Girls as young as six sexting during pandemic, cyber safety research suggests
Sexually explicit messages typed out by children in the UK have risen 183% during lockdown compared to before measures were imposed, SafeToNet said.
UK News|Jun 24, 2020
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Shoppers to English high streets up 51% as non-essential retailers reopened
The latest Springboard footfall figures show a jump in England but non-essential retailers in Wales and Scotland remain closed.
UK News|Jun 22, 2020
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On This Day in 2008: Dutch club FC Twente named Steve McClaren as their new coach
The former England manager led Twente to the Eredivisie title.
UK Sport|Jun 20, 2020
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IS fanatic incited car, bomb and meat cleaver attack in Germany, court told
The Old Bailey heard Fatah Abdullah set about learning how to make a pressure cooker bomb to relay the information to fellow conspirators.
UK News|Jun 15, 2020
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German child sex offender is suspect in Madeleine McCann disappearance
Madeleine vanished while on holiday with her family in Portugal in 2007.
UK News|Jun 3, 2020
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German suspect identified in Madeleine McCann disappearance
Her parents Kate and Gerry said they will “never give up hope” of finding their daughter alive
UK News|Jun 3, 2020
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On this day in 2007: Ryan Giggs calls time on his Wales career
Giggs earned 64 caps for Wales over the course of a 16-year career.
UK Sport|May 30, 2020
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Firms unable to introduce coronavirus safety measures should not reopen – HSE
The workplace safety regulator has received more than 7,100 coronavirus-related calls from concerned workers.
UK News|May 14, 2020
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Companies who break Covid-19 rules could face prosecution, says safety boss
Health and Safety executive chief executive Sarah Albon said ‘we can prosecute people who fail to do the right thing’.
UK News|May 14, 2020
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Jon Venables prison release case referred to Parole Board
Venables and Thompson were jailed for life, but released on licence with new identities in 2001.
UK News|Apr 24, 2020
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Queen says ‘service to others’ has been centre of her life in Maundy letter
The Royal Maundy is an ancient ceremony originating in the commandment Christ gave after washing the feet of his disciples the day before Good Friday.
UK News|Apr 9, 2020
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Man accused over secret sex abuse chatrooms held in South Korea
He was arrested as part of an investigation into private chatrooms on the Telegram messaging app.
World News|Mar 25, 2020
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Miss Hitler pageant entrant convicted of neo-Nazi terrorist group membership
Alice Cutter was convicted of being a National Action member along with her fiance and two other men
UK News|Mar 19, 2020
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What churches and mosques are doing to fight the spread of coronavirus
The Church of England said that various ‘adaptations’ are being made to the staging of this year’s Easter services.
UK News|Mar 15, 2020
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