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An asylum seeker has been found guilty of raping a woman in a park.Sheraz Malik, age 28, was on trial at Birmingham Crown Court accused of raping the woman, who was 18 at the time, in Sutton Lawn park in Sutton-in-Ashfield in Nottinghamshire on June 29 last year.A jury of five men and seven women took around three hours to return a unanimous guilty verdict on two counts of rape and not guilty on a third.Malik had previously denied three rape charges and claimed he had consensual sex with the woman.The 28-year-old, who lived in Sutton-in-Ashfield at the time of…

Robert Jenrick has launched a scathing attack on the Conservatives after their “disgusting” statement on Suella Braverman’s defection to Reform UK.Speaking to GB News, the Newark MP accused his former party of resorting to “personal insults” after losing their ex-Home Secretary.Pledging allegiance to Nigel Farage, Mrs Braverman said: “I’m calling time on Tory betrayal, Tory lies, on Tory promises with zero intention of keeping them.”Our country is crying out for authentic leadership. We can either continue down this route of managed decline to weakness and surrender, or we can fix our country, reclaim our power, rediscover our strength.”Following Mrs Braverman’s…

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Sarah Ferguson are in “a fragile state”, according to an insider, as their exit from Royal Lodge looms.The pair are set to leave the royal residence in the coming weeks after Andrew was served notice on his Grade II 30-room mansion in October last year. Last week, it was revealed that the former Duke of York had visited his new Sandringham home to measure up curtains.Andrew was stripped of his royal titles last year, due to his links with Jeffrey Epstein.The insider told the Mail: ‘She’s (Sarah Ferguson) is on a knife edge and bursting out crying…

Fresh analysis from Fidelity International reveals that British savers saw nearly £7billion of their money’s purchasing power vanish during their sleep throughout 2025 despite high interest rates.The investment firm’s research highlights how a persistent consumer price index (CPI) inflation rate continues to quietly diminish the worth of household savings held in cash.December’s inflation figure reached 3.4 per cent, climbing from 3.2 per cent the previous month and remaining stubbornly above the Bank of England’s two per cent target.Meanwhile, typical easy-access savings accounts from high street financial institutions offered just 1.94 per cent interest on average, according to the central bank’s…

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GoogleThe woman told police she was attacked in Sutton Lawn park in NottinghamshireAn asylum seeker has been found guilty of two counts of raping an 18-year-old woman in a park in Nottinghamshire.A trial at Birmingham Crown Court heard the woman had been drinking at Sutton Lawn park in Sutton-in-Ashfield when she was attacked by Sheraz Malik, shortly after being raped by another man he was with.Malik, 28, had claimed the sex was consensual, but the jury returned unanimous guilty verdicts on two counts of rape and a not guilty verdict on a third.It can be now reported that Malik is…

With the national team picking up some big one-off wins in recent years, Glasgow winning a URC title in 2024, and a sharp upturn in the number of Scots selected for the past two British and Irish Lions tours, hopes have been raised for some that maybe the long wait for a Six Nations title could be ended.Scotland and expectation tend to be uncomfortable partners, though, and producing five big performances to put themselves into contention has proved a bridge too far for this side under Townsend.The smart money is on French, Irish or English hands being on the trophy…

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Suella Braverman has been hailed as the “best of the best’ by Reform UK’s mayoral candidate, following her defection to the party.Speaking to GB News, Laila Cunningham celebrated the ex-Tory Home Secretary as a “strong advocate” for “British sovereignty”.Breaking ranks with her former party, the new Reform MP said: “I’m calling time on Tory betrayal, Tory lies, on Tory promises with zero intention of keeping them. “Our country is crying out for authentic leadership. We can either continue down this route of managed decline to weakness and surrender, or we can fix our country, reclaim our power, rediscover our strength.”Reacting…