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Horrific details have emerged in Kingaroy court detailing the alleged rape of woman which left her so badly injured she had to be flown to Brisbane.

BBC News By Katy Prickett image copyrightReuters image captionHealth secretary Matt Hancock would not comment on the claims while leaving his north London home on Thursday Matt Hancock lied about his handling of the pandemic and should have been fired, the prime minister's former senior adviser Dominic Cummings has claimed. On Thursday, the health secretary and West Suffolk MP got his chance to respond to and reject the accusations. What do his constituents make of it all? During an explosive seven-hour appearance before a parliamentary committee looking at "lessons learnt" from the pandemic,...

Premium Content Subscriber only A young single mother repeatedly called police "c-nts" during an intercept and was found to have cannabis and powerful opioids on her. Tamica Rose Coman, 22, abused the Noosaville police officers on November 6, 2020, earning herself a court date. Coman faced Murgon Magistrates Court on Tuesday, May 25, charged with two counts of contravening a police requirement, two counts of possessing dangerous drugs and one count public nuisance. She pleaded guilty to all charges. Police prosecutor Pepe Gangemi told the court the contravene requirement charges resulted...

BBC News Published image captionThe count for Norwich City Council saw Labour keep control of the authority Labour has retained its control of Norwich City Council, holding all its seats, while the Green Party picked up an additional win. Labour has 27 seats on the council, with the Greens on nine and the Liberal Democrats on three. Thorpe Hamlet, a former Green Party city council seat which had been vacant since a resignation, was taken back by the Greens. The city council saw 13 of its 39 seats up for election on Thursday. "It really shows people prioritise the environment." Labour's Alan...

Premium Content Subscriber only A South Burnett man told police divine intervention allowed him to grow a personal supply of drugs, but the same divine presence didn't keep him out of court. Paul Gregory Conomos faced Kingaroy Magistrates Court on Monday, May 10, facing four charges related to a search warrant executed at his Gordonbrook Dam caravan on April 14, 2020. The 6o-year-old pleaded guilty to producing cannabis, possessing cannabis, possessing a bong, grinder and pipe, and obstructing police. Police Prosecutor sergeant Pepe Gangemi said police executed the search warrant at Conom...