In August 2022, a Yorkshire strongman championship winner Scott Maw claimed to have suffered whiplash in a car crash when a Ford T200 Connect performed an unexpected U-turn and collided with the side of his Vauxhall Insignia car.
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UK: Woman Wrongly Sent To Men’s Prison For ‘Masculine Features’
An investigation is underway after a woman spent the night in a maximum-security prison in Scotland when police kept her there for having supposedly “masculine features.”
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AUSTRALIA: A Self-described Neo-Nazi’s Sentencing Move To November
A self-described neo-Nazi has been spared jail for the time being for performing the Nazi salute in public and was allowed to walk free from court before his sentence.
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NETHERLAND: Two Pakistani Sentenced Over Calls To Murder Anti-Islam MP
A Dutch court convicted two Pakistani religious and political leaders in absentia over calls to their followers to murder anti-Islam lawmaker Geert Wilders, the leader of the Freedom Party.
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UK: Four Jailed For Falsifying Over 2,000 Marriage Documents
Four persons of Nigerians descent have been jailed for forging more than 2,000 marriage certificates to help people live in the UK illegally.
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DENMARK: Polish Man Who Punched Danish PM Gets Four Months In Prison
A Polish man has been found guilty of assault after punching Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen while out and about in Copenhagen in June.
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UK: Maths Teacher Jailed For Sex With Two Schoolboys
A female maths teacher found guilty of having sex with two schoolboys broke down in tears as she was jailed for six-and-a-half years – as one of the teenagers told how he was “coerced, controlled, manipulated” and “sexually abused” by the woman.
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UK: Lambeth Chief Exec Dosunmu Charged For Drugs Driving Offences
A London borough chief executive, Bayo Dosunmu has been arrested and charged with driving and drug offences.
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UK: Motorola Sues Home Office Over £14m Unpaid Bills
Telecoms giant Motorola has filed a lawsuit against the UK government over claims it has failed to pay £14.5m worth of bills linked to a contract to modernise communications for the country’s emergency services.
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SOUTH AFRICA: Zuma’s Hope Of Returning To Power Dashed In High Court
South Africa’s highest court ruled on Monday that ex-president Jacob Zuma, who stepped down in 2018 amid a swirl of corruption allegations, is ineligible to contest a National Assembly seat in the vote next week.
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