SHETLAND’s police chief has added his voice to calls for people to act responsibly over the festive period and beyond by adhering to the new tougher Covid regulations coming into force on Boxing Day. As yet another new strain of the Covid virus has been discovered and more counties in …
Read More »Policing Covid in Wales: ‘Coughed at and spat on’
Sunday, 20 December 2020 (1 day ago) Police officers in Wales are counting the cost to health and welfare on the pandemic front line. You Might Like Related videos from verified sources How Boris Johnson’s message on Christmas has changed Christmas plans have been torn up for millions in England – …
Read More »Yorkshire Ripper’s ashes sent to two pals in the post after serial killer cremated
The Yorkshire Ripper’s ashes have been sent by Royal Mail special delivery to two of his “pals”. Peter Sutcliffe’s remains were delivered to his brother Mick after the serial killer was cremated in secret last month. Mick later divided the white powder into two piles before they were boxed up …
Read More »Police raid lockdown-breaking pensioner rave at the CenotaphNewsBiscuit
Officers from the Metropolitan Police in a co-ordinated raid broke up an illegal gathering at the Cenotaph in Whitehall just after 11 o’clock on Sunday. In a textbook operation they moved in so swiftly the assembled group were stunned into silence. A Police spokesman said ‘This was a well organised …
Read More »Newborn baby found abandoned ‘with cord still attached’ in street by postman
A newborn baby has been found abandoned in a London street with his umbilical cord reportedly still attached. Police were called by a member of the public at about 11.40am today after reports of an abandoned baby boy in Hackney. The infant was found wearing a grey babygrow and a …
Read More »Police believed a woman was part of notorious Great Train Robbers gang
Detectives hunting the Great Train Robbers believed a woman was part of the notorious gang, secret documents have revealed. Scotland Yard became convinced a “housekeeper” helped out at the villains’ countryside hideout where they counted the bundles of cash from the £2.6million heist on August 8, 1963. Officers even tested …
Read More »Uncovering my father’s role in the Great Train Robbery
Fifty six years since the Great Train Robbery, Rosa Silverman hears how one assailant’s son made a shocking discovery Danny Pembroke always knew his father was different. He didn’t look, talk or walk like other fathers. He had no social circle, did not belong to a darts team or a golf …
Read More »Police probe land transaction deals around Middlewich bypass
Police are investigating land transactions related to the planned Middlewich eastern bypass, writes Stephen Topping. But Cheshire East Council insists it will not cause the project to be delayed. The council has confirmed that the investigation comes from one of the seven matters it has referred to police over the …
Read More »Four taken to hospital after falling ill at Royal Mail depot in Aberdeen
FOUR people were taken to hospital after falling ill at a Royal Mail depot in Aberdeen. Emergency services were called to the site at Wellington Circle in Altens around 6.30pm on Thursday night. 1 Four people fell unwell during incident at Altens depot It was first feared that the workers …
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