Stuart Duffy News Today

WORKERS at Dunfermlines Amazon have tuned into help a Fife LQBTQ+ charity.

A newly opened LGBT+ cafe and community hub in Kirkcaldy has been attacked by vandals twice in the same evening.

Whether it was charities, farmers, pensioners or small business owners, they all worry about how the economy will fare under Liz Truss.

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Police are investigating homophobic vandalism daubed on the window of Pink Saltire's Hive LGBT+ hub in Kirkcaldy.

Rikki Neaves sister Rochelle says she still holds their mother - who beat and neglected the six-year-old - accountable for his death despite James Watsons conviction.

Jury members today convicted James Watson of killing the six-year-old, whose body was found in woodland in Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, in 1994.

Rikki was murdered in Peterborough in 1994. A constant theme in his trial was his mother, Ruth Neaves, appalling mistreatment of him.

Rikki, pictured, was found stripped naked, left in a star pose and strangled in a woods near his home in Peterborough, the day after he was reported missing in November 1994.

Stuart Duffy told the Old Bailey today that he saw schoolboy Rikki Neave on the evening of November 28, 1994, around the time he was allegedly strangled to death defendant James Watson.