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First picture of 'sexual predator' who raped girl turned away from nightclub

Tyquante Reid, now 18, and a 16-year-old boy took the teenager back to a flat in a taxi

Liverpool Echo

Prison officers charged with manslaughter after inmate's death appear in court

Paul Fairhurst and Rachel Jameson face charges after Anthony Paine took his life in HMP Liverpool

Liverpool Echo

'English people had no say' in 2014 independence vote, BBC guest complains

IN a world full of injustices, will no-one think of the London-based pundits who didn’t get to vote in the 2014 independence referendum ...

The National (Scotland)

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Bikers killed rival by dragging body under bike after he wore wrong colours on their patch

Grandad David Crawford, 59, was knocked off his bike, dragged hundreds of metres under a van and then left for dead by the side of the road, Plymouth Crown Court heard

Daily Mirror

Bristol and South Gloucestershire men used encrypted messaging to deal drugs on 'commercial scale'

James Marshall and Scott Ryan were two of five men to be sentenced for a combined 30 years

Bristol Post

Dad of teen biker who died after Snake Pass crash 'insulted' by police compensation offer

The family of Darren Wakefield, 19, were initially offered £2,600

Manchester Evening News

Why do so many men get away with rape? Police officers, survivors, lawyers and prosecutors on the scandal that shames the justice system

Today in England and Wales, an estimated 300 women will be raped. About 170 of those cases will be reported to the police. But only three are likely to make it to a court of law.

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Charges dropped against two GMP officers over suspected indecent image of child

PC James Williams told a court he had sent a 'meme' to his colleague PC Cameron Barker as as a joke

Manchester Evening News

Charges dropped against police officers over ‘joke meme’ seen as indecent image

Both were due to go on trial at Leeds Magistrates’ Court earlier this week after previously denying wrongdoing.

The Independent UK

Potential suspect for 1974 Birmingham pub bombings identified, say police

With families of those murdered still to receive justice, CPS will review file of evidence from West Midlands force

The Guardian - UK

England fan, 36, found guilty of sending racist email to Gareth Southgate

Brian Martin, from Selby in north Yorkshire, was found guilty at York Magistrates Court yesterday as prosecutors send warning to supporters during World Cup

Daily Mirror

And they’re off: Candidates line up Monday to begin filing to run in the 2023 Chicago mayor and City Council election

CHICAGO — Monday morning, the Chicago Board of Elections Loop Super Site filled up with a motley collection of political power players, good government enthusiasts, wannabes, optimists, has-beens, never-wases and other characters looking to stamp their ticket to City Hall for the next four years.

Chicago Tribune

Man sent racist email to Gareth Southgate over taking the knee

Brian Martin, from Selby, North Yorkshire, was found guilty of one count of sending by public communication network an offensive or indecent message.

The Independent UK

CPS reviewing police file on King Charles’s charity

A file of evidence into an alleged cash-for-honours scandal involving one of the King’s charities has been passed by police to the Crown Prosecution Service.

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The Independent UK

CPS passed file on alleged cash-for-honours scandal involving King Charles’s charity

Prince’s Foundation donor was offered help securing knighthood and citizenship, reports allege

Daily Mirror

CPS failed hundreds of crime victims wrongly told offender could not be charged

Families only got justice by using the Victims’ Right to Review Scheme, allowing a second opinion. Ex-Victims Commissioner Vera Baird called our findings 'shocking'

Chicago Sun-Times

MacKenzie Scott gifts CPS $25M after charter schools get millions

The “very generous donation will most certainly help change lives,” CPS spokeswoman Mary Fergus said.

Daily Record

Brother and sister who plotted to kill man after text row lose murder appeal

Siblings Aaron and Melissa Stubbs vowed to teach Warren Glover, Melissa's ex-boyfriend, "a lesson".

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Liverpool Echo

Brother and sister who 'hunted and killed man' lose murder appeal

Warren Glover died after being struck with a metal pole

Evening Standard

Man guilty of string of antisemitic attacks against Jews in Stamford Hill

Abdullah Qureshi’s targets included a 14-year-old boy on his way to school and a 64-year-old man who was knocked out as he made his way to a synagogue

Reason

Unconstitutional for Court to Threaten Suspending Custody Rights for "Any Further Unfounded Allegations" of Abuse

The order “could encompass speech ... that [the mother] believe[s] valid and substantiated even if CPS ultimately determines that [it is] not.”

Chicago Tribune

Editorial: Let Urban Prep, a premier educator of Chicago’s young Black men, stay free

The Chicago Board of Education has revoked the charter of the storied Urban Prep Academy schools in Bronzeville and Englewood and, over howls of local protest, cleared the way for a hostile takeover by the bureaucrats of Chicago Public Schools.

Wales Online

HMP Liverpool prison officers charged with gross negligence manslaughter after death of inmate

35-year-old Anthony Paine ended his own life on February 19 2018

The Guardian - UK

Martyna Ogonowska was failed by a justice system rotten with rape myths

Martyna’s story is an object lesson in the state’s failure towards vulnerable women, says Harriet Wistrich, director of the Centre for Women’s justice

The Guardian - UK

Judge ‘in error’ over sentence for Jeremy Vine stalker, says solicitor general

Alex Belfield could have been given longer prison term but legal technicality makes it too late to change

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