Dame Deborah James voted Amplifon Awards for Brave Britons Celebrity Hero
Bowel-cancer campaigner Dame Deborah James, who died last June, has been named the Amplifon Awards For Brave Britons 2022 Celebrity Hero. With days to ...
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Bowel-cancer campaigner Dame Deborah James, who died last June, has been named the Amplifon Awards For Brave Britons 2022 Celebrity Hero. With days to ...
Police Dog Kaiser’s actions undoubtedly prevented potential life threatening injuries to his handler PC Woolcott and the wider public
A week of violence in south east London Three people were stabbed, one killed and four seriously injured after a series of violence incidents hit south east London this week. The Metropolitan Police were forced to launched multiple investigations after six separate violent incidents across south east London after an exceptionally violent seven days. Major incidents include police being pelted with bottles and stones in Brixton following a shooting, and a 'serious' stabbing in Greenwich. In total, one person has died and three others are classed as suffering 'life-threatening' injuries...
Updated: 17:14, 1 Jun 2021 A POLICE dog was stabbed FIVE times in the head as he chased and tackled a knifeman who broke a cop's wrist. Hero Alsation Kaiser is "lucky to be alive" after being repeatedly knifed by the intruder who was spotted hiding in the garden of a south London home. 3 The brave Alsation survived the attack and was lucky to be alive Kaiser - along with his handler PC Mark Woolcott – hunted down the 43-year-old man at around 11pm on Bank Holiday Sunday. As the hero pup tried to pin down the intruder, he was brutally stabbed five times on the top of his head with a knife kn...
After tracking down the suspect, Kaiser was stabbed five times and despite his wounds, the brave Alsatian was able to keep hold of the man, 43, for long enough to allow officers to detain him.