Michael Longman News Today

A fraudster who stole £70,000 from donors via a fundraiser linked to Black Lives Matter has been ordered to pay back just £1 - after being found…

Xahra Saleem was one of the organisers of the Black Lives Matter protests which toppled the Edward Colston statue in Bristol in 2020.

Police bodycam footage shows cruel Kim Norman Rendall being detained halfway through the trim as his white husky Daisy was bleeding out after the incident in High Littleton, near Bath.

Farmer Kim Rendall drove with husky dog Daisy tied to the back of his car before he dumped her to die. Judge Michael Longman said the dog suffered 'dreadful' injuries

WARNING - GRAPHIC CONTENT: Kim Norman Rendall, 65, was filmed dragging his pet pooch Daisy by a rope for around 200 metres, along Timsbury Road in High Littleton, near Bath.

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"After the toppling of the statue made headlines around the world, more than 500 donations flooded in," according to The Guardian.

An organiser of the Black Lives Matter protests which toppled slave trader Edward Colston’s statue has been jailed for fraud after spending more…

Black Lives Matter activist Xahra Saleem of London was sentenced to time behind bars after funneling tens of thousands of pounds into her personal account.

A prominent BLM activist who helped organized a British statue-toppling protest in 2020 has been sentenced to over two years in jail for defrauding donors. Xahra Saleem, 23, set up a GoFundMe campaign ahead of an iconoclastic Bristol rally, begging strangers for the equivalent of a few hundred dol...