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ANTI-MIGRANT ACTIVIST DANNY TOMMO REMANDED IN CUSTODY

Anti-migrant activist Daniel Thomas, known as Danny Tommo, has been remanded in custody after appearing at Portsmouth Crown Court over allegations that he damaged a boat in the English Channel.

FORMER MET POLICE OFFICER RE-JAILED AFTER FAKING SEXUAL ASSAULT TO EXPLAIN BEING LATE FOR WORK

Former Metropolitan Police officer Lauren Evans has been ordered back to prison after her sentence was increased on appeal. She was convicted of perverting the course of justice after falsely accusing a fellow officer of sexually assaulting her, triggering a major police investigation and devastating consequences for the innocent colleague she accused.
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JURY HEARS CLOSING ARGUMENTS IN YUNG FILLY SEXUAL ASSAULT TRIAL

A court has heard that the woman accusing British entertainer Yung Filly of rape “meant nothing” to him, as lawyers delivered their final submissions in a trial that has lasted two weeks. The 30-year-old YouTuber and musician, whose legal name is Andres Felipe Valencia Barrientos, has denied multiple allegations brought against him in the District Court of Western Australia.
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THE NATIONALITIES KEEP THE NHS RUNNING ACCORDING TO THE LATEST FIGURES

The National Health Service has often been described as one of Britain's greatest institutions. But behind every hospital ward, ambulance service, GP practice, operating theatre, laboratory, and community clinic is a workforce drawn from every corner of the world. The latest NHS workforce figures for April 2026 reveal just how international the health service has become.
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REPORT FINDS GEN Z'S FEAR OF ASKING FRIENDS TO REPAY DEBTS IS COSTING THEM HUNDREDS

A growing number of Gen Z consumers are finding themselves financially stretched after covering expenses for friends and family, with many never receiving the full amount back, according to a new report. Research conducted by digital payment platform Zelle found that 76% of Gen Z respondents who paid for shared expenses on behalf of a group were not fully reimbursed.
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LOVE ISLAND'S PRIYA RECEIVES BACKLASH FOR 'JOB SHAMING' ELICIA

Wednesday night's episode of Love Island has left viewers divided after Priya Jaswal found herself at the centre of a heated online debate over comments she made about fellow Islander Elicia Bailey's job. The exchange quickly sparked accusations of "job-shaming", while others defended Priya's response.
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WHEELCHAIR USER LEFT UNABLE TO ACCESS PRIORITY SPACE AFTER PARENT REFUSED TO MOVE BUGGY

A wheelchair user has sparked widespread debate after sharing footage of a confrontation with a parent who refused to move a buggy from a designated wheelchair space on a bus. The incident has reignited discussion over passenger responsibilities, accessibility rights and what drivers are expected to do in these situations.
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BRITISH WOMAN WHO REPORTED RAPE IN HONG KONG JAILED FOR SIX YEARS

British woman Isabel Rose has been sentenced to six years in prison after a Hong Kong court convicted her of blackmail and perverting the course of justice, bringing a highly publicised case that began as a rape investigation to a dramatic conclusion. The verdict has since sparked widespread debate online.
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MAN SHARES HIS APPROACH TO MAKING SURE HIS MALE FRIENDS RESPECT WOMEN

TikTok creator Saint Huntsman has sparked debate after revealing the unusual lengths he goes to ensure his closest male friends treat women with respect. His comments have reignited wider conversations around accountability, male friendships and whether men are doing enough to challenge harmful behaviour behind closed doors.
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EMPLOYERS TO REVEAL SALARIES ON JOB ADVERTS UNDER NEW GOVERNMENT LAWS

Jobseekers could soon know exactly what a role pays before applying, under new government proposals requiring employers to include salary information in job adverts. Ministers say the plans will improve transparency, tackle pay discrimination and help candidates make better informed decisions when searching for work across Britain.
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