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Back to school: How to survive the 'organised chaos' - Vimarsana News

Back to school: How to survive the 'organised chaos'

After the struggle of managing work and children during school holidays, parents must now handle the transition back to school. Experts have tips for smoothing the process and for thriving during the school year.

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Demonstrators line Higgins Road during Biden visit - Vimarsana News

Demonstrators line Higgins Road during Biden visit

Demonstrators lined Higgins Road near the entrance to the Elk Grove Technology Park on Thursday to voice their displeasure with President Joe Biden.

How 'unhung villain' was said to be third most senior officer in City of London police - Vimarsana News

How 'unhung villain' was said to be third most senior officer in City of London police

The crime of armed robbery had been 'brought to a state almost of perfection' in the 1970s thanks to police corruption, a new documentary reveals. The final episode in BBC series Bent Coppers: Crossing the Line of Duty, which airs this evening, reveals how one of London's most senior police officers was believed to have helped suppress investigations and even took cuts of robbers' ill-gotten gains. Commander Hugh Moore, who was the third most senior officer in the City of London Police, was allegedly 'the greatest villain unhung', a fellow corrupt officer said. Moore, who died from heart fail...

Ex-police reveal bribes and threats used to cover up corruption in 70s London - Vimarsana News

Ex-police reveal bribes and threats used to cover up corruption in 70s London

First published on Thu 8 Apr 2021 10.11 EDT One of London’s most senior police officers, described by a colleague as “the greatest villain unhung”, was believed to be involved in major corruption in the 1970s but never prosecuted, according to a new documentary on police malpractice. Former officers who exposed corruption at the time describe how they were threatened that they would end up in a “cement raincoat” if they informed on fellow officers and were shunned by colleagues when they did. The fresh revelations come from half a dozen former officers from both the Metropolitan and...