Jail for 'nasty and cowardly' attack that saw abuser headbutt girlfriend
Domestic abuse victims were urged to come forward – as police lambasted a ‘nasty and cowardly attack’ that saw the attacker jailed.
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Domestic abuse victims were urged to come forward – as police lambasted a ‘nasty and cowardly attack’ that saw the attacker jailed.
Will the SRA’s drubbing in Beckwith inhibit its longer-term efforts to curb sexual misconduct in the legal profession? And should we take at face value pledges by law firms that they will get serious when confronted by such allegations? Eduardo Reyes reports.
Love building in Minecraft? We’ve got a dream job for you, but be quick The hunt is on for a Minecraft whizz to create an exciting new feature and you could earn £500. The deadline to apply is midnight on Sunday, so get building and best of luck We know there are loads of Minecraft fans on the Isle of Wight (remember Chris Gutteridge’s popular talk at Ventnor Fringe and his Minecraft renditions of Newport and Ventnor), so this offer from Parkdean Resorts should be a hit for many. If you want to apply for the job, you’ll need to be quick as the deadline for entries is midnight on Sunday...
The badge is designed to deter inappropriate behaviour in the profession A group of barristers has produced a badge to tackle bullying and sexual harassment in the law, securing the support of senior judges, QCs and solicitor advocates. The ‘All Rise’ pin badge is designed to be worn in chambers, offices and at court as a ‘symbol of allyship’ and to deter inappropriate behaviour. The initiative is headed by four barristers – Bo Kay Fung, Chris Gutteridge, Lydia Pemberton, and Morayo Fagborun Bennett – and has so far raised £1,300, which will go towards manufacturing the badges. C...
King's Lynn historian has a lifetime of memories of Lynn Mart Published: 10:00, 21 February 2021 From the buzz of excitement when he visited the fairground as a child to the times when, as borough mayor, he performed the official opening ceremony, DR PAUL RICHARDS has a lifetime of memories of Lynn Mart. He was in the civic party on opening day for many years and saw how much the Martâs visit to Lynn meant to the town and also to the showmen as it marked the start of their summer touring season. Although the Mart is missing from the Tuesday Market Place this year, Dr Richards has been ...