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Every time i shut my eyes. I try and tell myself. Thats not the last image that ive got of him. Right, i think its in here. Yeah, here we are. Hope rescue. Hello. Hi. Im sam from the bbc. Im here for vanessa. This Rescue Centre in wales is at the sharp end of the dog trade, caring for abused and abandoned dogs. Dogs like keanu, an american bully. Oh, my goodness . One of the new extreme mixed breed bulldogs becoming more and more popular. Its as though his legs are on back to front. Who thinks, ...

every time i shut my eyes... ..i try and tell myself. thats not the last image that ive got of him. right, i think its in here. yeah, here we are. hope rescue. hello. hi. im sam from the bbc. im here for vanessa. this rescue centre in wales is at the sharp end of the dog trade, caring for abused and abandoned dogs. dogs like keanu, an american bully... oh, my goodness! ..one of the new extreme mixed—breed bulldogs becoming more and more popular. its as though his legs are on back to ...

we will ask him. a shocking arrest in idaho. a u-haul truck filled with members of the extremist group, patriot front. one witness said looked like was heading toward. pastured right near a pride event. we are looking ahead to a busy week in the january six investigation. three public hearing scheduled tomorrow. the first heard last thursday though, aimed directly at his big lie from donald trump. i will speak with mark taylor the former trump administration official once known as anon...

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Cult and classic movies were sold by a 72-year-old man who must now pay £125,000 after a court case.

John Williams from Great Cornard, near Sudbury in Suffolk, has been handed a suspended sentence after more than 40,000 DVDs were seized.

A cancer-faking fraudster has been given an extension to repay some of the near £2m she stole from her employers — but has been warned it is her final chance.

A CO Tyrone woman who pretended she had cancer and defrauded her employers out of almost £2 million has been given an extension to repay some of the money back, but warned she was on the brink of being sent to prison.

A court has granted an extension for a cancer-faking fraudster to repay some of the near £2 million she syphoned from her employers to establish and fund her overtly luxurious lifestyle. However, it was made clear this is the “red line” before the default prison period of seven years will be applicable.

A court has granted an extension for a cancer-faking fraudster to repay some of the near £2 million she syphoned from her employers to establish…