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The infamous story behind the 1985 White House Farm murders [White House Farm and Jeremy Bamber - CreativeCommons / PA] The horrific White House Farm murders have come to light once more in an all new Netflix drama.  White House Farm is a six-part miniseries based on the infamous murders that took place in Essex in 1985 where five members of the Bamber-Caffell family were killed.  The show focuses on the investigation in the aftermath of the murders, with the Bamber's son Jeremy claiming that his sister Sheila (who suffered from schizophrenia) went 'berserk' and shot her parents and he...

Top private school accused of 'tarnishing' its own history with move to honour Cambridge Five spy with blue plaque An alumnus of Gresham's School in Norfolk is Donald Mclean, a member of the infamous Soviet spy ring during the Cold War  Russian spy, double agent and Old Greshamian Donald MacLean  One of the country’s leading private schools has been accused of “tarnishing” its own history by seeking to erect a commemorative plaque to a Cold War double agent with a plaque. Gresham's School is seeking permission from North Norfolk District Council to mount a series of plaques on its Ol...

Published: 9:28 AM January 27, 2021    Donald Maclean, the former British diplomat, who was publicly exposed as a spy for the Russians in 1951, although US and British intelligence agencies had long suspected him. - Credit: PA A school's bid to erect blue plaques celebrating some of its famous former pupils has come under fire for not including enough women - and for honouring a spy who betrayed Britain. The project aims to "commemorate prominent Old Greshamian’s by linking them to the original building of Gresham’s School". But the scheme has been criticised for including just one wo...

A top private school has been condemned for including Soviet spy Donald Maclean among a list of former pupils that it wants to honour with blue plaques.   Gresham's School has applied to put up plaques celebrating a selection of notable alumni on its Old School House building in Holt, Norfolk. Those selected include The Crown actress Olivia Colman, Sir James Dyson, composer Benjamin Britten, poet WH Auden and hovercraft inventor Sir Christopher Cockerell.  The school, which costs £36,000-a-year to attend for those boarding, also hopes to honour Donald Maclean, a British diplomat who l...

dennis villa has been looking into that. >> talk to the hand. >> you are about to enter the no spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. hi, i'm bill o'reilly. are religious americans in danger? that's the talking points memo. it is a fact of american life that the far left despises organized religion generally speaking. they see churches synagogues mosques as oppressive standing in way of abortion and a libertarian lifestyle. the far left was delirious with joy. >> obviously a church a synagogue, they don't have to marry same-sex couples if they don't want to. nobody is saying tha...