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LET’S hope that the Government means it this time. Yesterday, Home Secretary Suella Braverman said she will ban police from recording trivial “non-crime hate incidents”. The whole concept, she said, was “Orwellian”. She added: “Non-crime hate incidents must not distract the police from their core duties, they should not be used to inhibit free speech.” Fine words, indeed. Only, we have heard it all before from Conservative Home Secretaries. read more on met police FORCE'S SHAME Ex head of Met Police faces probe after 'unacceptable' comment about rape MET'S WOKE RAP SHEET Woke Met Police put Cenotaph on a secret list of 'contentious statues' Priti Patel said much the same thing two years ago, as did Amber Rudd before her. Rudd found herself on the receiving end when an Oxford academic took exception to a speech she made to the Conservative Party Conference on migrant workers — and complained to the … [Read more...] about ‘Non-crime hate incidents’ are waste of police time and allow real crimes to go unpunished – govt must end this madness

Senator Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa speaks during the Kapihan sa Manila Bay forum in this file photo taken on March 1, 2023. INQUIRER.net / Ryan Leagogo MANILA, Philippines — Airport officials got a mouthful from Senator Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa on Monday  for supposedly barring the police aviation security group from entering the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (Naia). According to Dela Rosa, he was told by  members of the Philippine National Police-Aviation Security Group (PNP-AVSEG) that  they are no longer allowed inside the Naia. He said it would be “a very immature reaction” and  could compromise airport security if the  supposed change in  policy was a result of the Senate probe on alleged human smuggling at the Naia. But Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) General Manager Cesar Chiong immediately denied this during the  hearing of  the Senate blue ribbon  committee. “No sir, that’s not true sir. In fact, during our coordination meeting  with the PNP-AVSEG, it … [Read more...] about ‘Unacceptable’ to bar, limit access of police aviation security, Dela Rosa tells airport execs

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

IN THE SUMMER OF 2019, when Robert M. Morgenthau, who reigned over New York law enforcement for six decades, died, 10 days short of his 100th birthday, eulogies filled the newspapers, the governor ordered flags to half-staff, and the man in the White House weighed in. “I was saddened to learn of the recent passing of Bob Morgenthau, a truly great man!” Donald Trump wrote on Twitter. Mr. Morgenthau, who had served as district attorney for 35 years and before that spent nearly a decade as the U.S. attorney in the Southern District of New York, was “a warrior for our Country that he loved so dearly,” Mr. Trump tweeted. He added minutes later, “Bob Morgenthau, a legend, will be greatly missed!” Alvin Bragg, the Manhattan district attorney, may bring an indictment against Mr. Trump — the first time that a former U.S. president would be charged with criminal wrongdoing. Mr. Trump has said he will be arrested. Beneath Mr. Trump’s shrill defense lies four decades of history: a … [Read more...] about Before His Death, I Asked the Manhattan D.A. What His Greatest Fear Was. He Answered: ‘Trump.’

In 2018, Jennifer Fox made an Emmy-nominated film called “The Tale” about her pieced-together memories of what she now describes as childhood sexual abuse. Laura Dern starred in the HBO drama, in which Fox unspooled what she remembered about the relationship she had as a 13-year-old with her 40-year-old coach. The details were horrific and unsettling, and the lingering pain of the main character, also called Jennifer, was palpable. But the coach was given a pseudonym in the lightly fictionalized film. Now, a half century after the relationship ended in 1973, Fox has come forward with the name of the man who she said abused her. She said it was Ted Nash, a two-time Olympic medalist in rowing and nine-time Olympic coach who had mythic status in the sport. Early in his athletic career, Nash also coached girls and women in running. “He was a very esteemed, very talented manipulator and beloved and looked good and acted right and had all the right credentials,” Fox told The … [Read more...] about For Years She Said a Coach Abused Her. Now She Has Named a Legend.

Senator Francis Tolentino answers media questions on Monday, March 20, 2023 at the Senate in Pasay City. (Photo by Daniza Fernandez) MANILA, Philippines — The Commission on Elections (Comelec) has been asked to defer the filing of certificates of candidacy (COC) for the Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan elections as it is “too early” and will “burden” local government units. Senator Francis Tolentino said on Monday that he told the poll body to move the COC filing to August instead of July . “Ako po ay nakiusap sa Commission on Elections na i-postpone ang filing ng certificate of candidacy sa August, ‘wag po sa July dahil napakaaga po ng July,” the senator told reporters in an interview at the Senate. (I appealed to the Commission on Elections to postpone the filing of certificates of candidacy to August, not July, because it is too early.) “It will burden local government units. Magkakaroon na ng napakaraming ban — ban sa employment, ban sa construction — at it will … [Read more...] about Comelec urged to defer COC filing for barangay, SK polls

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are in partnership with a group that wants boyhood to be seen as 'fluid' and aims to destroy the phrase 'boys will be boys'. Prince Harry and Meghan's organisation Archewell and podcast Archetypes now have a partnership with the Global Boyhood Initiative, a group which 'promotes gender equity by fostering positive masculinity in boys and men'. A report written by the group, named 'The State of UK Boys', suggested that families can be gender 'factories' by 'enacting gender roles and identities' and that parents can 'gender' their children before they are even born. It reads: 'Parents may begin gendering their children even before birth based on the identification of external genitalia in scans, including through elaborate 'gender reveal' parties and a stream of purchases along gender lines. 'While the family is a place of nurturing and support for many children, it can also be where gender and sexuality are regulated and policed.' … [Read more...] about Prince Harry’s charity partners believe boyhood should be ‘fluid’ as it aims to destroy the phrase ‘boys will be boys’

close Video Travel risk trainer and LAPD veteran Kevin Coffey explains 3 crime trends "Jugging," "tap and glue" and "sliders" are recent crime trends that impact everyday Americans, Kevin Coffey explains. Everyday, routine activities – like going to the ATM or getting gas – can become crime scenes of low-level offenses that create major headaches and financial loss. Someone watches a bank or mall customer with their head in their phone. A seemingly friendly tip to use a tap card at an ATM that's glued shut. A phony good Samaritan says you dropped a wallet at the gas pump or a cheerful, chatty chap can't stop complimenting your outfit. These are all part of street-level crime trends designed to prey on distracted victims to grab a purse, phone or wallet and take off. All they need is a few seconds, in most instances. ROBBERY SUSPECT BODY SLAMS TEXAS WOMAN, LEAVING HER PARALYZED: VIDEO Video These three … [Read more...] about ‘Jugging’ among new crime trends posing danger on America’s streets: What to know

LOVE Island's Will Young and Jessie Wynter have revealed two huge moments were cut from the show. The Love Island favourites were dumped from the villa just one day before the final and now they're spilling the tea. In a new interview Jessie , 26, and Will , 23, told how Olivia Hawkins and Casey O'Gorman separately apologised for talking about other Islanders behind their backs - but only before the scenes were shown during Movie Night. Will said: "Everyone knew Movie Night was happening and then [Olivia] told everyone, after the text. It was on that day." Speaking on On Demand Entertainment , Jessie added: "I feel like a lot of people did that, though. "Casey did that to me. Casey came up to me and apologised just randomly about encouraging the guys [during Casa Amor]. More on Love Island MAYA OH MY! Love Island's Maya Jama looks incredible in sexiest outfit yet LIKE TWINS Love Island star Mollie Salmon … [Read more...] about Will and Jessie reveal two huge moments on Love Island that were cut from broadcast

After Apple discovered in June that certain MacBook laptops could overheat, posing a fire hazard, the Consumer Product Safety Commission quickly issued a warning, along with information about consumer burns and smoke inhalation. But after Apple learned that its FaceTime video chat app was enabling consumers to listen in on the conversations of people they called — even when the recipients did not answer their phones — there was no designated federal protection agency to warn Americans or collect reports of privacy invasions. After Fitbit wristbands began causing people to develop skin rashes and blisters a few years ago, the consumer safety agency announced a recall of about one million of the fitness-tracking devices. But after Strava, a popular fitness-tracking app, posted a granular map of its users’ workout routines last year, exposing their locations — including for personnel on remote military bases in Iraq — there was no agency to alert people to the risks or stop … [Read more...] about The Government Protects Our Food and Cars. Why Not Our Data?