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The former English Defence League (EDL) leader Tommy Robinson is facing a fresh hearing over an allegation that he committed contempt of court by filming people in a criminal trial and broadcasting footage on social media. The attorney general, Geoffrey Cox, has concluded it is in the public interest to bring proceedings against the far-right activist, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon. The first hearing in the case is due to take place at the high court in London on 22 March. Robinson was jailed for 13 months in May last year after he filmed people involved in a criminal trial and...   read more

A man was arrested for stabbing his friend’s elderly mother to death, then calling her son to brag that he ‘is not a virgin anymore,’ police say. Thomas Evans, 35, was arrested for killing Frances Axley, 78, in her Naples, Florida home on New Year’s Day. After the alleged murder, Evans called someone with Axley’s son, Ehran, who he befriended at work, and confessed to the murder on speakerphone saying ‘Tell (him) that I am not a virgin anymore.  I just killed (his) mom,’ according to police. The phone conversation prompted a police investigation at Axley’s home, where she was found dead on... read more

BBC "under review" following Panodrama release

A driver hung pork from his lorry to deter Footage has emerged showing raw pork hung from the bumper of a lorry headed for the UK. A clip posted on YouTube seems to show an 18-wheel German truck waiting at the port of Calais with several cuts of meat attached to the back. Its driver is believed to have fastened them there like a weird talisman to deter Muslim refugees from climbing inside and trying to reach the UK. In Islam, people are banned from eating pork but the rules on just being close to pig meat aren’t as clear-cut. Drivers face on-the-spot fines of £2,000 if they are caught with stowaways, which may be what has led to this drastic measure. Pretty distasteful. We just hope he doesn’t eat the meat after arriving at his destination. Around 6,000 migrants are believed to be living in the ‘Jungle’ camp in Calais, hoping to secure passage to the UK by jumping into lorries or getting into the Channel Tunnel. It’s part of the worst r...

In this shocking video first aired on a recent episode of the BBC’s Crimewatch show, we see shocking evidence of just how unexpected – and dangerous – life can be in England as a front-line police officer. 

The UK is to spend £25m on building a prison in Jamaica so that foreign criminals in the UK can be sent home to serve sentences in the Caribbean. The project has been agreed to break the deadlock in negotiations over a prisoner transfer deal between the two countries. More than 600 Jamaican nationals are in UK jails but cannot be deported because of Jamaica's poor prison conditions. Officials say the foreign aid-funded deal could save taxpayers £10m a year when transfers begin in 2020. More than 300 existing offenders are expected to be sent back under the Jamaica prison scheme, which covers those sentenced to at least four years who have 18 months or more left to serve in custody. Currently they cannot be sent to Jamaica because of fears that jail conditions in the country would allow a successful challenge under human rights law. Jamaica is third highest in the list of foreign countries with nationals serving prison sentences in the UK.. Almost 70% of...

A destitute understudy has accomplished four A*s and won a spot to study law at Cambridge University in the wake of burning through 12 hours a day in his 6th structure library.  Jacob Lewis, a 22-year-old from Cardiff, could scarcely stand to eat after he was left destitute after a drop out with his gang.  The understudy then lost his zero-hours contract work at a dance club when he requested time-off to take his exams.  Be that as it may, his school helped bolster him with travel and everyday costs - and even put him up in an inn when he had no place else to go.  "It's been a hard battle," Jacob said. "Toward the begin of this current year  I was working 24 hours a week to bolster my studies and make a decent living, I was scarcely eating.  "At a certain point I got to be destitute and needed to begin couch surfing. Having a lasting home with my family wasn't a choice."  He proceeded with: "My day by day drive to school was arou...

An adolescent from Bromley wound up getting more than she anticipated when petitioning keeping an eye on Craigslist.  Reacting to what she believed was a real promotion for somebody to care for youngsters, Maisie offered her administrations as an approach to get a touch of burning through cash.  However the answer she got was not as much as honest, with the future superintendent really needing to showcase a porn film situation.  Maisie, who studies essential instructing at St. Mary's University Twickenham, was so stunned by the email she posted a screenshot on Twitter.  "I was searching for a watching for some time. I was looking on Gumtree and Craigslist," Maisie told NewsShopper.co.uk.  "I connected to parcels, I've got past minding, and I needed one for when I was home amid the occasions.  "It was simply a typical advert, an ordinary watching for south east London. It said he had kids, it didn't say their ages however. I...

When deputies at the Butler County Sheriff's Office in Ohio warned their Facebook followers to avoid a wanted man, they got a response they didn't expect. Burglary, assault and abduction suspect  Andrew Marcum, 21 , commented on the post, saying "I ain't tripping half of them don't even know me". The police responded to the wanted man in a press conference, warning him not to "poke the bear". "I take that as a challenge, and I take this as a challenge," Sheriff Richard Jones said. "And as we speak this individual is taunting the police, and it’s not good to taunt the police." They also responded by posting a welcoming picture of the room they had reserved for him: Hey Andrew Marcum we've got your room ready... pic.twitter.com/iYkANLD9hZ — Richard K. Jones (@butlersheriff) March 3, 2015 And less than 24 hours later, they publicly tweeted this humiliating mugshot of Marcum crying: Andrew Dale M...

While many argued that Transformers would have been markedly improved with the addition of kittens, Michael Bay sadly hadn't seen this particular piece of evidence and as such, we're now stuck with the kitten-less films we have today.  Hopefully when Bay reboots the series we'll be able to enjoy more kittens in our giant robot films because as has become abundantly clear, the addition of kittens would in turn improve the script (by replacing it with 'meow' sounds) and increase the fan base (it's widely accepted that kittens are nature's way of saying 'AWWWW').  Michael Bay if you're reading this, essentially what we're saying is: robots and kittens, they just work.  

Epidiolex is a treatment based on cannabidiol (CBD), which is a non-psychoactive compound found in the cannabis plant. In previous cases reported in the US, it has been successfully used to treat epilepsy and experts are hoping that it will also help children in Scotland with seizures they cannot control. CBD oil is already available as a nutritional supplemenet, but there could be a much more useful advantage to the substance on the horizon. Many children with serious forms of epilepsy do not respond to the medications that we currently have available. We need new means of treating these conditions so that we can give back some quality of life to these children and their families. Dr Richard Chin, director of the Muir Maxwell Epilepsy Centre Some patients with Dravet syndrome, a rare form of epilepsy, will be given Epidolex, while others will be administered a placebo to measure the effects of the new medicine. Depending on the success of the trials, this could be the start o...

They have been a problem in the countryside since time immemorial. Since hunting with horses and hounds was outlawed, farmers and landowners have had to resort to guns. But it’s not just rural folk who are taking a bullet to the heads of foxes nowadays – Londoners are staging a fightback too. For £75 for the first fox and £50 for each subsequent one caught, they can hire a man called Phil (he won’t give his last name through fear of reprisals) and his .22-calibre rifle to kill the vermin that tip over our bins and (allegedly) crawl into our children’s beds at night. With more foxes in London (10,000) than there are buses, his services are in great demand. He told the New York Times that he has repeat customers because within four days of a fox leaving an area, another one has moved in. It’s not helped by people leaving food out for the foxes, bins being left so that they can be tipped over and compost piles being left open.