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Shop raid gang's reign of terror in Surrey's 'Beverly Hills' left a designer store worker so traumatised that she quit. So why did police want to let them off scot-free?​

Surrey shop raid gang traumatised worker into quitting her job

Paige Mengers was left angry at the police's response after her designer store, Phoenix Style in Cobham was targeted by two robbers who stole four bags worth over £17,000 in total

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In 1986, at the age of 23, Keir Starmer participated in a work camp in Czechoslovakia, where he and other international volunteers helped restore a memorial in Lidice, a village destroyed by the Nazis in 1942. According to reports, the camp was monitored by the Czech secret service (StB), which collected personal details of participants, including Starmer's.

According StB - (Státní bezpečnost) documentation.

The StB (Státní bezpečnost) was the state security service of communist Czechoslovakia, operating as an intelligence agency and secret police. During the Cold War, the StB documented individuals and events in meticulous detail, particularly when foreigners were involved, as part of its surveillance and intelligence-gathering efforts.

Purpose of the records: The StB routinely monitored foreign visitors for potential intelligence value or ideological influence. The work camp Starmer attended, being an international gathering, was naturally of interest to the StB.
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'How on earth has this man won compensation? It's a horrific case. It shows how utterly out of touch our system is.'
One woman, who was raped in a similar situation to the victim in this case, said: 'Rape victims are denied support and are not treated fairly as it is.
'Then to hear this man has won compensation is utterly sickening.'

Foreign rapist who was jailed for six years after attacking drunken woman wins 'substantial' compensation for unlawful detention​

Rapist jailed for six years after attacking woman wins compensation

Ebou Jasseh, 41, has mounted at least six challenges to Home Office attempts to deport him and was awarded compensation after being held in an immigration removal centre

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When he was Labour leader, the Energy Secretary Ed Miliband mocked Tory Prime Minister David Cameron for hiring a vanity photographer at public expense. Miliband kicked up so much fuss that No 10 announced the photographer would not be paid out of the public purse. The Conservative Party paid the salary and costs instead. Now Mr Miliband, the architect of the Government's dash for Net Zero by 2029 which it is estimated will cost the taxpayer £37 billion, is advertising for his very own personal photographer. The public will pay the £50,000-plus pro-rata salary package. The decision to hire a photographer is a sign Miliband is determined to have better control of his image. In 2014 he made the calamitous mistake of allowing photographers to capture him eating his breakfast at the flower market in New Covent Garden.

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Now criticising two-tier policing can be example of 'far-Right extremism', leaked Home Office report claims​

Fears over two-tier policing is 'far-Right extremism', report claims

The major review of extremism also says grooming gangs - referred to as 'alleged group-based sexual abuse' - are an issue exploited by the far-right to stir hatred against Muslims.

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Family who doused arranged marriage bride in chemicals and force-fed her pills leaving her in a vegetative state after she 'failed to meet their expectations' are freed from jail

Family 'who left arranged marriage bride in vegetative state' freed

A family who were accused of leaving arranged marriage bride Ambreen Fatima Sheikh in a vegetative state in Huddersfield have been freed from jail by the Court of Appeal.

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Snap! Labour is accused of wasteful spending and hypocrisy after spending £500,000 on vanity photographers

Labour accused of wasteful spending after £500,000 photographers bill

Sir Keir Starmer has two photographers in Number 10 while Rachel Reeves has one. It comes after Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner hired a photographer on a salary of £68,000 last year.

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Keir Starmer is an 'HR manager not a leader' while Angela Rayner simply 'manipulates people' and is surrounded by union bosses, PM's current chief of staff said​

Keir Starmer's chief of staff said he was an 'HR manager not a leader'

Morgan McSweeney became the Prime Minister's chief of staff in October last year after Sue Gray quit the role.

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The student said she informed two Met Police officers of the incident who were in the building when the incident occurred, but they allowed the assailant to leave.
She told the BBC: 'I was shocked. I couldn't register what happened, I couldn't process what had happened.'

Zahra claimed to have informed officers, with one female cop seemingly unbothered by the assault. She was then told to discuss the matter with the male co-worker.

'I was really disappointed and extremely upset by that,' Zahra continued.

A Metropolitan Police spokesperson said: 'A 32-year-old man has been arrested in connection with an incident where a waitress was assaulted at a Nandos restaurant in Stratford in March 2024.'

The police force previously apologised and said it was looking into why the attack wasn't 'progressed promptly'.

• We all know why the the 32-year old man was not arrested
• And only now, now 10 month later
• Before the outcry, there was initially no intention to arrest the man
• Just, as we know why, many law enforcement and political blind eyes and deliberate deceitful failures to uphold Britain's weak laws - in the name of PC correctness - were responsible for the Rotherham Sex Grooming Gangs operating with impunity and immunity.

Man, 32, arrested after Nando's waitress it his with a plate in attack

A 32-year-old man has been arrested after Nando's waitress was hit in the face with a plate in an unprovoked assault.

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Keir Starmer relaxes border laws meant to stop illegal immigrants getting British citizenship in 'total capitulation to people smugglers'​

Keir Starmer relaxes laws on illegal immigrants getting UK citizenship

Keir Starmer has been accused of making Britain 'the soft touch of Europe' after rolling back border laws designed to make it near impossible for illegal migrants to become UK citizens.

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Labour could lose more MPs to Nigel Farage's Reform Party than the Conservatives will, mega-poll finds​

Labour could lose more MPs to Nigel Farage's Reform Party, poll finds

Labour could lose several more seats to Nigel Farage's Reform UK than the Conservatives, a new poll found.

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Yvette Cooper says Britain will become the first country in the world to make owning AI tools for creating child abuse illegal​

UK will be first to make owning AI tools for child abuse illegal

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper said the new offence will be punishable by up to five years in prison under measures the Government will bring forward in the Crime and Policing Bill.

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'I thought only dictators cancelled elections?': Nigel Farage says Reform is 'blummin' angry' after Labour POSTPONES council votes affecting five million people​

Nigel Farage vents fury over decision to postpone local elections

He claimed his party was on course to make huge gains especially in East Anglia, including Essex, where he is an MP, before they acted.

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Keir Starmer's big US trade deal gamble: Fury as Labour has a 100-strong 'surrender squad' trying to unpick Brexit - but PM is yet to appoint a trade envoy for America​

Keir Starmer warned he could cost Britain a new US trade deal

Sir Keir became the first PM to attend a summit with the EU's 27 leaders since Brexit on Monday when he attended a cosy dinner in a palace in Brussels.

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Paedophile, 54, who plied schoolgirl, 10, with booze and drugs before grooming her for sex with other men is jailed for 20 years​

Paedophile, 54, who groomed schoolgirl, 10, for sex is jailed

Yusuf Kayat, 54, sexually abused the primary school child more than 30 years ago between 1989 and 1992. He would drive her around in his car and 'pass him off' to his mates in a derelict building.

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Where DOES our aid spending go? See which countries are getting UK cash after Donald Trump moved to scrap US agency that spent overseas​

Where DOES UK aid spending go? See which countries are getting cash

The Trump administration has presented a plan to dramatically cut staffing worldwide for US aid projects as part of its dismantling of the US Agency for International Development (USAID).

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Dark day for policing: High Court judge declares Met can't sack officers through vetting in 'absurd' human rights ruling that means bad apples must be placed on endless paid leave​

Met cannot dismiss officers by removing vetting clearance, court rules

Sergeant Lino Di Maria successfully mounted a legal challenge, supported by the Metropolitan Police Federation, after having his vetting removed over sexual assault allegations, which he denies.

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Shadow home secretary Chris Philip slammed the decision to grant asylum as a 'comically ludicrous' interpretation of the European Convention on Human Rights. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Nigerian woman who failed to secure asylum in Britain eight times is finally granted the right to stay... because joining a terror group boosted her claim​

Nigerian woman is granted UK asylum after joining terror group

A migrant whose claim for asylum in Britain was rejected eight times has finally been granted the right to stay after deliberately joining a terror group to boost her claim.

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