CCTV appeal launched after woman sexually assaulted on Tube in east London
Read our privacy notice . Detectives have released a CCTV image of a man they wish to speak to in connection with a sexual assault on board a London Underground train. A woman was sexually assaulted on September 29 at…
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Olivia Rodrigo’s new Christmas song is inspired by 80s band The Waitresses
Read our privacy notice . Musician Christopher Butler has told of his shock after learning that Olivia Rodrigo used one of his songs as inspiration for her new festive track Take Me Home (4 Christmas). Butler led the…
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Florida man accused of murdering British music tutor Sonia Exelby had 'photos of women being impaled on his phone'
Prosecutors claim that Hall, a pagan worshipper, groomed a suicidal Ms Exelby into travelling 4,000 miles to Florida, where she agreed to pay $4,000 (£3,000) for her own torture and death. Ms Exelby's body was found in a…
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Man charged with murder of partner in east London
Read our privacy notice . A man has been charged with murder following the death of a woman in east London in 2022. Lorena Ciupeanu, 28, was taken to Whipps Cross Hospital in Leytonstone on November 4, 2022 after being…
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Parliament Square poised to be next London landmark pedestrianised - but politicians voice alarm that cyclists will run riot
Proposals are finally due to be put out for consultation early next year, following decades of bitter wrangling. The plans - estimated to cost £80million - are moving forward after shopping mecca Oxford Street was partly…
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Russell Brand had a loyal UK entourage. Where are they now?
His wife, Laura, was the only person to appear as a witness in his defence. Brand said that since the 2023 allegations emerged, his former friends and colleagues won’t “touch him with a bargepole”. It’s a world away from…
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Met chief Mark Rowley defends proposal for police forces to be merged
The Scotland Yard chief said his proposals, set out in a major speech were the “opposite of Beeching” – in reference to the “Beeching Axe” of local railway services in the 1960s. In his speech, the Met chief said…
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Neighbours of ‘mega mansion’ built without permission furious at council approval
It is built in a beauty spot in what locals claim was a ‘blatant’ breach of planning permission. The home on the edge of the historic city in Somerset was built significantly higher and with a larger footprint than what…
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Multiple 'code blues' at prison amid laced drug fears
Prison staff trigger a code blue in a severe medical situation such as a drugs overdose, where symptoms could include breathing difficulties or unconsciousness. Multiple ambulances have been called to HMP Ranby - a…
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Fears new UK porn laws leave ‘healthy’ acts open to criminalisation
Join today Already a member? Log in Concerns have been raised that new rules on pornography could lead to “healthy” and “consensual” sexual acts becoming criminalised. Pornography depicting strangulation or suffocation…
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