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Grooming gang leader up for parole just 12 years into his sentence

One of the leaders of the UK's most notorious Muslim grooming gang that targeted girls as young as 13 has a parole hearing and hopes to be freed after less than 12-years in jail.
Mattel to Release Score-Free Scrabble!

Mattel is releasing a more Gen-Z-friendly version of Scrabble in Europe by including a “No More Scoring” game option.
HMRC wasting MILLIONS on woke jobs

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has been told it "needs to get in shape" after figures emerged showing the department is spending just shy of £4.5million every year on a string of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) roles.
Black Lives Matter fraudster is ordered to pay back just £1

A fraudster who organised the Black Lives Matter protests that toppled the Colston statue stole £70,000 - but has been ordered to pay back just £1.
BBC spent nearly £750,000 on school fees over two years

The BBC has spent nearly £400,000 on school fees in the past year for the children of foreign-based journalists, averaging about £20,000 per child.
Police launch manhunt after fatal stabbing of woman in Bradford

Police have launched a manhunt after a mother pushing her baby in a pram was fatally stabbed.
West Yorkshire Police confirmed Habibur Masum, 25, is wanted over the attack.
Royal Navy spends £2.4million on 'diversity and inclusion team'

The Royal Navy has splashed out £2.4million on dedicated diversity and inclusion staff in recent years at a time when defence budgets are more constrained than ever, ministers have admitted.
Four in Ten Repeat Knife Crime Offenders Spared Jail Time

The lax judicial system is sparing more repeat knife crime offenders from prison than at any time since the government introduced a so-called two-strike system in 2015.
BBC's Wolf Hall and their deliberate distortion of history

Wolf Hall, the BBC and PBS drama based on Hilary Mantel's novels, is heading back to screens after a near-decade-long hiatus.
Set in 16th-century England, Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light depicts Thomas Cromwell's (played by Mark Rylance) rise to one of the country's most feared and important figures during Henry VIII's (Damian Lewis) reign.