Ex-Tory MP Crispin Blunt Charged with Four Drug Offences
Former Conservative MP Crispin Blunt has been charged with four drugs offences, including possession of Class A and Class B substances, following a police search of his home in Horley.
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Ex-Tory MP Crispin Blunt Charged with Drug Possession
Former Conservative MP Crispin Blunt faces four drug charges, including possession of class A and class B substances, following police searches at his Horley home.
Ex-MP Crispin Blunt Charged with Drug Possession Offences
Former Reigate MP Crispin Blunt, 65, has been charged with four drug offences, including possession of class A and class B substances, following a police search of his home.
Ex-Tory MP Crispin Blunt Charged with Class A and B Drug Possession
Former Conservative MP Crispin Blunt has been formally charged by the Crown Prosecution Service with possession of Class A and Class B drugs, marking a significant legal development.
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Army Major Stripped of MBE Over Fraudulent School Fees Claim
A former Army major has been stripped of his MBE after being convicted of fraudulently claiming nearly £13,000 in taxpayer funds for his children's private school fees.
Sean Hughes' £4m fortune goes to charity after 10-year will dispute
TV comedian Sean Hughes' entire £4 million estate has been donated to homelessness charity Shelter following a 10-year court battle over ambiguous wording in his will.
Taxpayers Fund Unpaid Crew of Failed Simon Pegg Film
The UK government's Redundancy Payments Service will compensate crew members left unpaid after the independent film Angels in the Asylum halted production, with taxpayers covering part of the £600,000 owed.
Cesar Chavez Events Cancelled Over Sexual Abuse Allegations
Annual celebrations of labour leader Cesar Chavez are being cancelled as allegations of inappropriate sexual behaviour and abuse of young women emerge against the late icon.
Norway Investigates Foreign Office Links to Jeffrey Epstein
Norway's parliament has unanimously voted to establish an independent commission to investigate connections between its foreign office and Jeffrey Epstein, following the release of files implicating high-profile figures.
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Guardian Removes Video After Legal Concerns Over Accuracy
The Guardian has taken down a video from its website following legal advice, citing potential inaccuracies in the content. The removal highlights ongoing challenges in media verification.
Senate Candidate Convicted for Tarantula Attack Inspired by Home Alone
Marisa Simonetti, an independent Senate candidate in Minnesota, was found guilty of misdemeanors after throwing a live tarantula down her basement stairs to scare a woman she claimed was squatting, citing inspiration from the movie Home Alone.
Shell Accuses Gambler of $150M Extortion in Legal Battle
Paramount Skydance CEO Jeff Shell alleges high-stakes gambler R.J. Cipriani is conducting a $150 million extortion plot, while Cipriani denies claims and counters with securities law violations.
John Alford Found Dead in Prison After Child Sex Crimes
Former London's Burning actor John Alford, convicted of child sex offences, has been found dead in his prison cell weeks into an eight-and-a-half-year sentence. Investigations are ongoing.
Jury Deliberates in Ohio Corruption Trial of Ex-FirstEnergy Execs
Jurors in Akron are deliberating the fate of two former FirstEnergy executives accused of paying $4.3 million to a future utility regulator in a $60 million bribery scheme involving a nuclear plant bailout.
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Mayor Accused of Inappropriate Relationship with Former Student
Evanston Mayor Daniel Biss faces allegations from former student Megan Wachspress about an inappropriate relationship during his time as a University of Chicago professor.
Hanson Fails to Declare More Free Flights from Rinehart
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has updated her register after Guardian questions revealed undeclared flights from Gina Rinehart's company, breaching Senate rules.
Mandelson's £1.5 Million Share Sale Before Firm Collapse Over Epstein
Peter Mandelson reportedly earned over £1.5 million selling shares in Global Counsel, including £250,000 just before its collapse due to his Jeffrey Epstein links, as staff lost jobs with little severance.
Meghan's PR Organiser in $500k Tax Debt Crisis
The PR agent behind Meghan Markle's upcoming Australian 'girls' weekend' appearance faces major financial woes as her agency collapses with a $500,000 tax bill, casting a shadow over the luxury Sydney retreat.
Doctor Scammed by Princess in £50,000 Investment Fraud Scheme
A retired dermatologist lost £50,000 after investing in a scheme promoted by Princess Katarina of Yugoslavia and her business partner, who promised IMF-backed returns of £4 million.
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Andrew Reportedly Named 'Detainee A' During Birthday Arrest
Disgraced former royal Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was allegedly given the identifier 'Detainee A' by police during his 11-hour arrest on his 66th birthday to avoid claims of preferential treatment.
Ex-Tory MP Used Youth Railcard for First-Class Travel Discounts
Robert Wilson, chair of the Consumer Council for Water, twice claimed first-class train tickets using a 16-25 railcard discount he was not entitled to, according to expense reports.
Kristi Noem Faces Criminal Probe Over Alleged Perjury
South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem has been referred for a criminal investigation for allegedly lying under oath about a $220 million vanity project, raising serious legal and political concerns.
Victoria Pays $125m to Businesses Over Covid Lockdown Losses
The Victorian government has agreed to a $125 million settlement with businesses affected by the 2020 lockdowns, ending a class action over economic losses from pandemic restrictions.
ACM Co-Owner Antony Catalano Enters Rehab After Assault Charges
Australian Community Media co-owner Antony Catalano has taken a six-month leave of absence and entered a rehab centre following charges of assaulting a woman, with ACM distancing itself from the executive.
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Sarkozy in Court Again Over Libya Election Funding Claims
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy returns to court for an appeal trial on charges of receiving illegal campaign funds from Muammar Gaddafi's regime, facing up to 10 years in prison.
Epstein Outrage to Persist Despite Trump's Iran War
Advocates predict the spotlight will return to Jeffrey Epstein's crimes and transparency demands, as bipartisan pressure and media investigations continue despite distractions from US foreign policy.
Grace Tame's Fall from Grace: A Tragic Unraveling
Grace Tame's transition from celebrated advocate to controversial figure highlights a pattern of self-sabotage, with recent comments on Hamas allegations sparking backlash and eroding public goodwill.
BBC Colleague Reveals Huw Edwards' True Nature
A BBC presenter shares insights into Huw Edwards' personality, detailing his reaction to criticism and lack of response to congratulations after announcing the Queen's death.
AFL Faces Anti-Semitism Probe Over Omitted Bondi Tribute References
Federal Senator James Paterson has formally requested the Anti-Semitism Royal Commission investigate the AFL after references to the Jewish community were removed from a pre-match tribute to Bondi terror attack victims.
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Grenfell Handprint Wall Destroyed Despite Government Promises
A wall bearing handprints of Grenfell Tower victims, discovered by families during pre-demolition visits, has been destroyed despite government assurances it would be preserved.
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