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Nottingham murderer Valdo Calocane gets diminished responsibility.

Tom Batten / News / 25 January 2024 / Crime, England, Migration, Opinion, Scotland, Wales

Valdo Calocane, the Nottingham murderer of Ian Coates, 65, Barnaby Webber, 19, and Grace O’Malley-Kumar, 19, has had his pleas of manslaughter on the basis of diminished responsibility accepted at court on Tuesday. Back in June 2023, Calocane repeatedly stabbed two young University of Nottingham students as they were walking back to their student accommodation. Around an […]

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Operation Augusta

Carl Wilkinson / News / 15 January 2024 / Crime, England, Opinion, Scotland, Wales

From 2004 to 2005, a significant criminal investigation into child sexual exploitation was conducted in Manchester. Recently, a report on this investigation has been released. As is often the case in such investigations, the outcome is damning for both the police and local government, who were complicit in this horrific betrayal. This report will be

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Murder of Harry Pitman

Paul Williams / News / 10 January 2024 / Crime, England, London, Opinion, Scotland, Wales

The BBC reported that a boy 16 has been charged in court with the murder of Harry Pitman. He remains in custody and will appear at the Old Bailey. The Met Police said three other teenage boys – aged 15, 16 and 18 – who were arrested in connection with Harry’s death would not face

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Humza in the dog house

Simon Crane / News / 9 January 2024 / Crime, England, Opinion, Scotland, Wales

Humza Yousaf has defended his stance on not following the UK government ban on XL Bully dogs. The first minister believes that Scotland has strict enough laws on dogs that a ban would be unnecessary. New legislation known as the Control of Dogs (Scotland) Act came into force in Scotland in 2010. It sets out

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Nottinghamshire sex offender jailed.

Tom Batten / News / 1 December 2023 / Crime, East Midlands, England, Opinion, Scotland, Wales

A dangerous sex offender has been jailed after sending explicit messages and arranging to meet a person he believed to be a 14-year-old girl. Naveed Sultan, 38, had been sending the girl sexually explicit messages, unaware that the person he was texting was an adult posing as a teenager. After arranging a meeting place, the

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Dublin ablaze

Simon Crane / News / 28 November 2023 / Crime, Migration, Opinion

On Thursday, the 23rd of November, in Dublin, a man believed to be of Algerian ancestry decided to stab five people, two of whom, at the time of writing this article, were seriously injured; one of them was only five years old. This incident sparked an outbreak of riots and civil unrest, which ended up

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Highly Skilled Migrant.

Dave Gardner / News / 26 November 2023 / Crime, England, Migration, Opinion, Scotland, Wales

We are often told by politicians and the deranged left that we need migrants in this country. Apparently, we need their doctors and engineers to keep our society going. And this has ALWAYS been shown to be false. In reality, we have little to no need for migration into our nations. It’s not just that

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Mansfield Council does background checks on Councilors.

Simon Crane / News / 16 November 2023 / Community Politics, Crime, England, Opinion

Mansfield District Council are getting basic Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) checks carried out on their elected members four years after the authority first said it required them to do so. The Labour-led council adopted a protocol backend 2019. Mansfield District Council members undergo a basic DBS check as part of the vetting process—this type

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Borders are returning to Europe because of the failure of multiculturism.

Homeland Admin / News / 15 November 2023 / Crime, Europe, Migration, Opinion

On the 14th of June 1985, in the small winemaking village of Schengen, Luxembourg, signatories from Belgium, France, West Germany, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands came to sign an agreement. The goal was to eliminate checks at their mutual borders, essentially creating a single territory for international travel purposes, akin to a large country for travellers.

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If you don’t believe in liberalism, then you are an extremist.

Simon Crane / News / 8 November 2023 / Crime, England, Opinion, Scotland, Wales

A recently disclosed confidential document to the public reveals that the UK Government has put forward a controversial plan that involves categorising individuals with non-liberal beliefs as extremists. The proposed initiative is being promoted under the guise of advancing British Values. In the United Kingdom, the political system is being set up in a way

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