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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.

MOTHER OF HENRY NOWAK'S KILLER JAILED FOR REMOVING MURDER WEAPON FROM CRIME SCENE

The mother of Henry Nowak's killer has been jailed after removing the knife used in the fatal attack on the Southampton student. The court heard she deliberately helped her son conceal key evidence, becoming the latest person sentenced in a case that continues to raise questions surrounding the tragic incident.
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RACK 5 JAILED FOR LIFE MINIMUM OF 28 YEARS FOR THE MURDER OF STEPHEN MORRISON

A drill rapper has been sentenced to life imprisonment for the fatal stabbing of content creator Stephen Morrisson during a music video shoot in Epping Forest, bringing an end to a case that remained unresolved for several years. Ellis Heather, 30, was found guilty of murdering Morrisson, who was widely known online as "Zero Ls", during a filming session near Wake Valley Pond car park in Loughton, Essex, on 23 June 2020.
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OSCAR-WINNING IRISH ACTRESS BRENDA FRICKER DIES AGED 81

Brenda Fricker, the acclaimed Irish actress who made history as the first Irish woman to win an Academy Award for acting, has died at the age of 81. Her agent, Phil Belfield, confirmed the news in a statement to the BBC, paying tribute to a performer whose career spanned decades across film, television and theatre.
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ELICIA’S DAD UNDER FIRE AS VIDEO OF HIM INSULTING ELLIE AND FINLEY MAKES ROUNDS

Love Island bombshell Elicia Bailey's father has come under fire after a now-deleted video showing him launching an expletive-filled rant about Finley Maddock and Ellie Chadwick resurfaced online. The footage has divided viewers, with many condemning his remarks, while others dismissed it as nothing more than dark humour.
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POLICE RELEASE BODYCAM FOOTAGE OF THREE MEN ARRESTED OVER £4 MILLION CRYPTO THEFT

Three men who posed as police officers to steal more than £4 million in cryptocurrency from eight victims have been jailed after Met detectives unravelled an organised fraud network, recovering around £1 million in stolen assets and exposing a lavish lifestyle funded by criminal proceeds despite the group having little or no legitimate income.
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TOUCHY FEELY TO HOST FREE EAST LONDON EVENT ENCOURAGING WOMEN TO PRIORITISE BREAST CHECKS

An East London pop-up is encouraging more women to prioritise breast health through open conversations, education and self-checking. Hosted by Touchy Feely, 'The Girls' Bathroom' aims to tackle barriers preventing Black and Brown women from seeking support, while raising awareness of the importance of spotting the signs of breast cancer early.
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POLICE STEP IN AS LONE ARGENTINA FAN IS SWARMED BY ENGLAND SUPPORTERS

Police officers were forced to intervene after a lone Argentina supporter became surrounded by England fans in central London following the Three Lions' World Cup semi-final defeat. Footage of the incident has spread widely online, reigniting debate around football-related disorder and the challenges authorities continue to face during major international tournaments.
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FLIC CROSS CONFIRMS ELLIE CHADWICK'S SHOCK LOVE ISLAND EXIT AHEAD OF FINALE

Just when it looked like Ellie Chadwick and Finley Maddock had managed to get their relationship back on track, reports suggest the Love Island favourite has walked away from the villa just days before the grand finale.
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STARMER TO ANNOUNCE MIDNIGHT SOCIAL MEDIA CURFEW FOR 16 AND 17-YEAR-OLDS

The UK Government is preparing to introduce a default overnight social media curfew for older teenagers, alongside further restrictions aimed at reducing excessive screen time. The proposals have prompted widespread debate, with supporters welcoming stronger online protections, while critics question enforcement, digital identity checks and whether ministers should instead prioritise Britain's ongoing cost of living pressures.
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