Eleanor Williams: Man falsely accused calls for life sentence SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info A man falsely accused of being the head of an Asian grooming gang intends to sue both the police and Home Office for the distress and damage to his reputation the investigation caused him. Last week, Eleanor Williams was jailed for eight-and- a half years at Preston Crown Court for perverting the course of justice. The 22-year-old had falsely claimed she had been the victim of an Asian grooming gang. Related articles Young dad attempted suicide after life torn apart by rape fantasist Cry-wolf rape girl Eleanor Williams has harmed EVERY woman She named Mohammed Ramzan as the head of the group and … [Read more...] about Man plans to sue police after falsely accused of leading grooming gang by Eleanor Williams
Bryn Hargreaves: Wigan Warriors and brother confirm death of former Rugby League player who went missing in US
The death of former Rugby League player Bryn Hargreaves, who went missing in America over a year ago, has been confirmed by his family and the club Wigan Warriors. Mr Hargreaves was reported missing by his employer in January 2022 after he failed to arrive for work and a major search by police and tracker dogs began in West Virginia. His mother Maria and younger brother David, 34, went to America to help in the search for him but nothing was found. In June the family launched a Gofundme page to help pay for a private investigator but there has been no trace of Mr Hargreaves. In a Facebook post on Sunday, Mr Hargreaves' older brother Gareth wrote: "RIP Bryn Hargreaves. With incredible sadness I can confirm after 14 months we have finally found Bryn. "We still do not know the cause of death or what actually happened on 3/1/22. Thanks to all those that have helped in the search. We would appreciate a little space and will keep you updated when we have any further … [Read more...] about Bryn Hargreaves: Wigan Warriors and brother confirm death of former Rugby League player who went missing in US
Pregnant Ashley Graham reveals she is expecting TWIN boys with husband Justin Ervin
PREGNANT Ashley Graham and her husband, Justin Ervin, are about to be a family of five as she announced that she is expecting twins. The model posted a heartwarming video to her Instagram documenting when she and Justin found out they were pregnant along with the moment they realized they are having twins. The couple beamed with joy immediately when they found out they are pregnant, which was confirmed by two positive pregnancy tests. The clip then continues to show their doctor visit when it was revealed that they are brewing two boys. The two are already parents to 1-year-old son Isaac who was born in January 18, 2020. TRYING FOR BABY #2 The 33-year-old shared the exciting news that they were expecting in July while showing off her baby bump in a maternity photo on Instagram. Ashley wore an unbuttoned white shirt dress that revealed her bump while posing side-on in a field against a moody backdrop. She wrote: "The past year has been full of tiny … [Read more...] about Pregnant Ashley Graham reveals she is expecting TWIN boys with husband Justin Ervin
Body of missing rugby star Bryn Hargreaves discovered 14 months after disappearance
The family of former Super League player Bryn Hargreaves have confirmed his body has been found more than a year after he was reported missing in America. In January 2022, the employers of the former Wigan, St Helens and Bradford player alerted authorities after he didn't turn up for work . But despite a major police search operation in West Virginia, and the hiring of a private investigator, Hargreaves' whereabouts remained unknown. But late on Sunday night, his brother Gareth wrote an emotional Facebook post, revealing his sibling had been found dead: "RIP Bryn Hargreaves," he said. "With incredible sadness I can confirm after 14 months we have finally found Bryn. READ NOW: Ex-Super League star Bryn Hargreaves reported missing and not been seen for two weeks "We still do not know the cause of death or what actually happened on 3/1/22. Thanks to all those that have helped in the search. We would appreciate a little space and will keep you updated when we have any … [Read more...] about Body of missing rugby star Bryn Hargreaves discovered 14 months after disappearance
Georgia Harrison brutally swipes at disgraced ex Stephen Bear as he’s jailed
Georgia Harrison has taken a savage swipe at her disgraced ex boyfriend Stephen Bear after he was jailed for sharing their sex tape on OnlyFans . The former TOWIE star, 28, suggested she originally got together with the disgraced reality star as there 'weren't many other options' available to her at the itme. Bear, 33, was sentenced to 21 months in prison earlier this month after being convicted of two counts of revenge porn and one count of voyeurism. READ MORE: Georgia Harrison says leaked sex video 'nearly killed her' as Stephen Bear is jailed He was jailed after filming himself having sex with Georgia in his garden on CCTV, uploading it to his OnlyFans page and making a profit from it without her consent. Georgia opened up about her horrific court battle on Thursday (March 16) during an appearance ITV's This Morning with hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield. Phillip asked why Georgia she was attracted to him in the first place, prompting her to … [Read more...] about Georgia Harrison brutally swipes at disgraced ex Stephen Bear as he’s jailed
CAAP warns public against scammers posing as its officials
Background photo from CAAP’s Facebook page MANILA, Philippines — The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) on Monday warned the public against scammers soliciting goods and money while posing as its officials. According to CAAP in a public advisory, all CAAP officials and personnel “have never and will never solicit goods and/or money from any private person or entity.” “This is in light of several recent reports received by the CAAP Management of such acts of solicitation by unscrupulous individuals purporting to be the CAAP Director General and other CAAP Officials, which this Authority does not tolerate,” said CAAP. The agency then urged the public to be vigilant and report any similar activities so that it could file the appropriate charges against them. “Finally, we inform the public that all communications from our office and personnel shall only be done through official channels,” it added. RELATED STORIES: DTI warns against fake ‘commission’ … [Read more...] about CAAP warns public against scammers posing as its officials
Pampanga power firm to appeal penalty, refund order of ERC
Lineworkers fix electrical posts of San Fernando Electric Light and Power Company (Sfelapco) in this photo taken on Sept. 25, 2022. Sfelapco was recently ordered by the Energy Regulatory Commission to immediately refund the “unauthorized” charges it imposed on its customers from 2013 to 2022 amounting to P654,397,381. (SFELAPCO FACEBOOK PAGE) MABALACAT CITY, Pampanga–The San Fernando Electric Light and Power Company Inc. (Sfelapco) said it would appeal the decision of the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) that ordered the power firm to pay P21.6 million in fines and refund its consumers P654 million in “unauthorized” charges. Irwin Nucum, Sfelapco’s corporate communications officer, told the Inquirer in a text message recently that the power firm is entitled to seek legal remedies to present their side and as part of due process. “While we fully respect the decision of the [ERC], we shall also explore all avenues and options available to us,” he added. On March 3, the ERC … [Read more...] about Pampanga power firm to appeal penalty, refund order of ERC
Exploring a Malaysian Jewel Box Packed With Color and Spice
“Try this way,” says Zainal Abidin, an affable manager at the Prestige in George Town, Malaysia, cocking his head to one side. Mr. Zainal is showing me around the hotel, which is named after the 2006 Christopher Nolan film about two rival magicians. I’m supposed to see an illusion in which the corridor entrance transforms into a mirror, but it’s not coming. “Or this way,” he says, bending his head to the left, then back again. I follow suit — we must look like a couple of nodding dashboard dogs — and abruptly the mirror appears. I take a step back. Mr. Zainal laughs, and I venture that this effect must be confusing for guests returning late from one of George Town’s many bars. But Mr. Zainal shakes his head: “Guests love it. The corridors are actually very popular for Instagram shoots,” he says. Most travelers know Malaysia for the beaches of Langkawi, the iconic twin towers of Kuala Lumpur or the rainforests of Borneo. But the colonial port city of George Town on the … [Read more...] about Exploring a Malaysian Jewel Box Packed With Color and Spice
Trial of 2016 Twitter Troll to Test Limits of Online Speech
The images appeared on Twitter in late 2016 just as the presidential campaign was entering its final stretch. Some featured the message “vote for Hillary” and the phrases “avoid the line” and “vote from home.” Aimed at Democratic voters, and sometimes singling out Black people, the messages were actually intended to help Donald J. Trump, not Hillary Clinton. The goal, federal prosecutors said, was to suppress votes for Ms. Clinton by persuading her supporters to falsely believe they could cast presidential ballots by text message. The misinformation campaign was carried out by a group of conspirators, prosecutors said, including a man in his 20s who called himself Ricky Vaughn. On Monday he will go on trial in Federal District Court in Brooklyn under his real name, Douglass Mackey, after being charged with conspiring to spread misinformation designed to deprive others of their right to vote. “The defendant exploited a social media platform to infringe one of the most basic and … [Read more...] about Trial of 2016 Twitter Troll to Test Limits of Online Speech
Giant Mud Glaciers Are on the Move
It’s difficult to fathom how the Colorado River could possibly carve the mile-deep chasm that is the Grand Canyon. But if one thinks of the river as a flume of liquid sandpaper rubbing the land over millions of years, it begins to make sense. “The finest workers in stone are not copper or steel tools,” Henry David Thoreau wrote, “but the gentle touches of air and water working at their leisure with a liberal allowance of time.” In 1963, humans stopped time, when the brand new Glen Canyon Dam on the Utah-Arizona border cut off the reddish sediment that naturally eroded the Grand Canyon. Today the river runs vodka clear from the base of the dam. A map showing how Lake Powell has shrunk since 2000. North 5 miles Colorado River Glen Canyon Dam Page Lake Powell’s current level Water level in 2000 Lake Powell Arizona Utah Calif. Nev. Utah Colo. Lake Powell Navajo Mountain N.M. Ariz. San … [Read more...] about Giant Mud Glaciers Are on the Move