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Burglar jailed after stealing more than 150 luxury watches in heist worth £1.4 million

David Buisson admitted conspiring to commit burglary and was sentenced on Thursday

The Independent UK

Small boat smugglers sedating children for crossings, says solicitor general

Lucy Rigby said she has been told by the Crown Prosecution Service that gangs were dosing children to make them more cooperative.

Evening Standard

Tommy Robinson won’t be charged over alleged St Pancras assault, police say

British Transport Police said the Crown Prosecution Service concluded ‘there was not a realistic prospect of conviction’

The Independent UK

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No further action against Tommy Robinson over St Pancras incident

Prosecutors have decided there is not enough evidence for a conviction, British Transport Police said.

The Independent UK

Far-right agitator Tommy Robinson avoids charge over alleged assault

FAR-RIGHT agitator Tommy Robinson will not be charged over an alleged assault at St Pancras railway station last month ...

The National (Scotland)

Tommy Robinson will not be charged over alleged assault at St Pancras station, police say

Tommy Robinson will not be charged over an alleged assault at St Pancras railway station last month after the Crown Prosecution Service concluded “there was not a realistic prospect of conviction”, the British Transport Police (BTP) said.

Evening Standard

Lucy Connolly claims she was Starmer’s ‘political prisoner’ after release from jail for race hate post

Connolly said Donald Trump’s lawyers are ‘keen to speak’ after she was released from prison on Thursday

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Former priest ‘instilled culture of fear’ enabling him to sexually abuse women

Christopher Brain, 68, from Wilmslow, Cheshire, was the leader of the Nine O’Clock Service, part of the Church of England, in Sheffield.

Evening Standard

Man given suspended sentence for sending racist death threats to Rishi Sunak

Liam Shaw, 21, of Birkenhead, sent two threatening and offensive emails to the public email address of the former prime minister.

Evening Standard

Three charged with showing support for banned group Palestine Action

Three people have been charged with showing support for Palestine Action after the group was recently banned as a terror organisation, the Crown…

The National (Scotland)

Police chief hits back at Reform UK after ‘cover-up’ accusations regarding rape suspects

Warwickshire Police’s chief constable Alex Franklin-Smith said the force ‘did not and will not’ cover up alleged criminality

The Independent UK

Police chief hits back after accusations of ‘cover-up’ regarding rape suspects

Reform UK’s leader Nigel Farage and Warwickshire Council’s leader said there had been a cover-up after the charging of two men over an alleged rape.

Evening Standard

Home Secretary calls for more transparency from police over suspects

Yvette Cooper said guidance was already being reviewed about how the police release information on people arrested over crimes.

Evening Standard

Guidance on police disclosing suspects’ ethnicity should change, Cooper says

Home secretary says Law Commission is looking into change amid row over case of alleged rape in Warwickshire

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Ex-Arsenal star Thomas Partey accused of eight rapes at £6m mansion and Spanish hotel, court hears

The Ghana international faces four rape charges involving a single alleged attack, and one ‘multiple incident’ charge involving ‘at least four occasions’, the court heard

Evening Standard

Man, 76, to appear in court over summer camp ‘poisoning’

Leicestershire Police said it received a report on Sunday that children at a summer camp at Stathern Lodge had become unwell.

Evening Standard

Man, 76, charged with child cruelty offences over summer camp ‘poisoning’

A report was received on Sunday by Leicestershire Police that children became unwell at a summer camp.

The Independent UK

Man charged after ‘poisoning’ at children’s summer camp

Jonathon Ruben was remanded into custody and will appear at Leicester Magistrates' Court on Saturday

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Two more men charged after protest outside migrant hotel in Epping

Phillip Curson, 52, and Martin Peagram, 33, are due to appear at Chelmsford Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday.

The Independent UK

Celebrity osteopath unmasked as serial voyeur jailed after spying on 2,000 women

Torben Stig Hersborg, 64, was caught with a telescope and video camera parked outside student accommodation in north London in December.

The Independent UK

Husband who stabbed wife to death as she pushed their baby in pram jailed for 28 years

The family of murder victim Kulsuma Akter have said in a statement “we will never forgive the monster who took Kulsuma from us.”

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on private prosecutions: access to justice should not depend on people’s ability to pay

Editorial: An option that should provide a safety valve when the state falls short appears to be increasingly a tool for businesses – sometimes to draconian effect

Evening Standard

Grenfell Tower campaigners hit out at delay to possible banning of firms criticised in inquiry

Ministers have confirmed a pause in possible public contract bans for seven firms ‘to prevent any impact on criminal investigations’

The Guardian - UK

Ministers accused of betrayal after pausing Grenfell contract investigations

Government has paused possible public contract bans for seven firms to avoid prejudicing criminal inquiries

Evening Standard

Grenfell United accuses Government of ‘shameless betrayal’ over bans probe pause

The group said the Government ‘failed to do its basic due diligence’ in engaging with police and prosecutors before announcing its own investigation.

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