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Violent burglary gang burst into home, threatened 10-year-old boy with knives and attacked dog with hammer Collins Mukonowatsauka, of Openshaw, has been sentenced to seven and a half years in prison Updated Collins Mukonowatsauka (Image: Cheshire Police) A fifth member of a Manchester gang which threatened a couple and their 10-year-old son with knives and attacked their dog with a hammer during a terrifying raid on their home has been jailed. Collins Mukonowatsauka, 22, of Eastern By-Pass, Openshaw was sentenced to seven and a half years in prison after pleading guilty to aggravated burglary...

Online toilet paper retailer Who Gives a Crap boasts the biggest increase in corporate philanthropy in 2019-20. 

1921 was a seminal year for science. That was the year insulin was presented to the world by Frederick Banting — a feat which led to deserved recognition via a Nobel Prize with colleague John McLeod — with some help from Charles Best and James Collip. A hundred years later, it is perhaps time to pause and evaluate this discovery. Science would be hard put to think of many discoveries that have had such an impact on millions of lives over the course of time. The discovery of penicillin by Alexander Fleming is another such; these feats have been transformative of the human condition.

Florida janitor arrested after dragging, hitting elementary student, affidavit says By FOX 35 News Staff Published  Florida janitor accused of dragging, hitting elementary student A janitor at a Florida elementary school was arrested after allegedly dragging and hitting a student on school grounds, police say. MELBOURNE, Fla. - A janitor at a Florida elementary school was arrested after allegedly dragging and hitting a student on school grounds, police say. Officers with the Melbourne Police Department responded to a call about a possible battery at Sabal Elementary School on Friday, January...

Former Thurso funeral parlour worker refused to drop hammer when police called By Court Reporter Published: 15:13, 02 February 2021 Get the Courier and Groat sent to your inbox every week and swipe through an exact replica of the day's newspaper A former Thurso funeral parlour employee picked up a hammer when he received a late-night knock at the door. But Inverness Sheriff Court was told today it was police who had been called to Knocknagael in the city to deal with an alleged disturbance on June 3 last year. When 56-year-old Campbell Freeman saw the officers, he shouted and swore at them...