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Bradley Carman, from Sturry near Canterbury in Kent, spiked two womens drinks before raping them while his friend laughed as he filmed the sick attack and shared footage of it online, a court heard.

Carly Dear, 46, first met the girl and became attached when she taught at Maidstone Grammar School for Girls in Kent and even followed the teenager to her new university campus.

A judge painted a ‘desperate’ picture of the state of the criminal justice system as he was forced to adjourn a domestic violence trial because…

A judge painted a ‘desperate’ picture of the state of the criminal justice system as he was forced to adjourn a domestic violence trial because…

Woman who faked cancer to scam £45,000 in online fundraiser is jailed Daily Record 11/02/2021 Michael Drummond & Kirsty Feerick A woman who faked having cancer and raked in more than £45,000 in donations from well-wishers has been jailed. Nicole Elkabbas conned kind-hearted members of the public out of thousands using a convincing GoFundMe page and even a picture of her lying in a hospital bed. She splurged the money on trips to Barcelona and Rome, gambling, and a box at Tot...

“Chronically bored” prisoners who have missed out on rehabilitation work behind bars because of coronavirus restrictions could go on to commit more crimes once released, a report suggests. Chief Inspector of Prisons Charlie Taylor warned that the effect of the “prolonged” measures to contain the pandemic and the “lack of support to reduce reoffending” could have long-term consequences and put the public at risk of “serious harm”. The report came as a court was told “conditions...

“Chronically bored” prisoners who have missed out on rehabilitation work behind bars because of coronavirus restrictions could go on to commit more crimes once released, a report suggests. Chief Inspector of Prisons Charlie Taylor warned that the effect of the “prolonged” measures to contain the pandemic and the “lack of support to reduce reoffending” could have long-term consequences and put the public at risk of “serious harm”. The report came as a court was told “conditions...

‘Like Groundhog Day’ – Prisoners describe sentences during the pandemic Updated: 11/02/2021, 7:17 am Some prisoners said they were ‘sleeping’ away their sentences (Paul Faith/PA) “Chronically bored” prisoners who have missed out on rehabilitation work behind bars because of coronavirus restrictions could go on to commit more crimes once released, a report suggests. Chief Inspector of Prisons Charlie Taylor warned that the effect of the “prolonged” measures to contain the pande...