Chesapeake Police have arrested a suspect in connection with a bank robbery that took place last week on the 3300 block of Western Branch Boulevard. Carlos Wilson Nixon Jr., 35, has been charged with entering a bank armed with intent to commit larceny and robbery using a firearm. Police say he approached a bank teller, […]
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Police in Devon have seized £1.3 million in cryptocurrency from a man jailed for selling drugs online. Ryan Coleman, 36, from Torquay, was sentenced to 15 years at Exeter Crown Court after admitting to supplying cocaine, ecstasy, cannabis and ketamine. Police said he sold around 80kg of Class A and B drugs in approximately 18,500
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Labour’s largest donor, Lord Alli, has been accused of evicting a family in a practice that the party plans to outlaw next year, according to reports. In June, Lord Alli reportedly served a section 21 “no-fault” eviction notice to a family of five, forcing them to leave their home of four years. Following the eviction,
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When you go into hospital for surgery the last thing you expect is for the doctor responsible for keeping you alive to disappear for a quick fling. Yet that is what a medical tribunal has heard happened at Tameside Hospital in Greater Manchester. What Happened Dr Suhail Anjum a consultant anaesthetist admitted leaving a patient
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A man has died following an alleged assault at a popular holiday park in Inverclyde. Emergency services were called to Rothesay Gardens, within Wemyss Bay Holiday Park, shortly after midnight on Sunday. The 33-year-old was found seriously injured but was pronounced dead at the scene. Police Scotland confirmed a 21-year-old man and a 28-year-old woman
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A man has been arrested after a Sikh woman in her 20s reported being raped in Oldbury in an attack police are treating as racially motivated. The victim, described as a British-born Sikh, said her attackers made racist remarks, telling her she did not belong in the country. The incident took place on Tame Road
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A new report from the Homecare Association has warned that regulation of homecare services by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) has deteriorated over the past 12 months, leaving thousands of people at risk of unsafe, poor-quality care. The report, CQC regulatory performance in homecare one year on, shows that 70.3% of community social care providers
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A failure to improve regulation and tackle England’s polluted rivers could pave the way for a Reform UK government, according to the chief of the country’s water industry association. David Henderson, chief executive of Water UK, said Steve Reed had been the “most consequential” environment secretary in a decade, citing his review of the water
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Baroness May of Maidenhead has launched a passionate attack on the assisted dying bill, calling it a “licence to kill” as the House of Lords began debating the legislation. The former prime minister warned that the proposed law could pressure people into ending their lives for the benefit of others and might even be used
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An HGV driver attempted to smuggle £2.9 million worth of cocaine inside a lorry carrying a delivery of Lego. Feruz Kadirov, 43, an Uzbekistan national, was jailed following a National Crime Agency investigation after officers discovered 35 kilograms of cocaine hidden in his vehicle. Kadirov was stopped by Border Force officers on 17 July as
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