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No-one will ever know how many women Richard Scatchard drugged and raped, but his convictions for attacks on women date back 40 years.Kelly Faiers, his final victim, was unaware of his past – or how much danger she was in.Kelly, 61 and from Weston-super-Mare, was killed in October 2023 having been coerced into taking an excessive number of sleeping tablets after drinking, an inquest found.Scatchard, 71, who she was dating at the time, went on the run within hours of her death and was found dead months later in a caravan in Watchet, Somerset.Coroner Samantha Marsh returned an open conclusion…

Brennan’s return to the sideline following a 12-week ban came in the win against Cavan following a round one defeat by Louth and Dublin have improved game by game.That ban, along with Donegal manager Jim McGuinness escaping a similar punishment for his part in a fracas against Kerry, may have instilled a “siege mentality” according to Beggan, but some below-par displays earlier this year may have also galvanised the group.”Having him back along the line is the extra boost, but we can’t forget Dublin scraped over the line against Wicklow in a Leinster quarter-final,” he continued.”Maybe those were the type…

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Sit back, pour yourself a drink and join GB News Political Editor Christopher Hope at his regular table where he will discuss the latest insider political intrigue and gossip with everyone from popstars to politicians.In this episode, Chopper discusses if Andy Burnham will be the man to turn Britain around if he succeeds Sir Keir Starmer as Prime Minister.New episodes released every Friday. Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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The main home-swap listings platforms vet their members and invite them to review one another.But the Association of British Insurers advises hosts to check that their home and contents insurance provides the cover they need before hosting guests. It also says it is worth checking your travel insurance before staying in someone else’s home to check it covers accidental damage.Petra Novak, who uses the home swap site Kindred, says the platform’s own damage protection policy has covered her on the few occasions something was damaged in her London flat.The 34-year-old, who uses the platform as she works remotely around Europe,…

England winger Anthony Gordon says being sworn at by Mexico boss Javier Aguirre in a viral moment of their World Cup match was “just a bit of fun” and a “compliment”.During a first-half hydration break, Aguirre first spoke to midfielder Jude Bellingham before calling out to Gordon when they were both close to the touchline during England’s dramatic 3-2 win in the last 16 at the Azteca Stadium.The 67-year-old then shouted an explicit remark to the forward before both of them laughed.”I remembered it,” said Gordon, who moved from Newcastle United to Barcelona this summer. “It’s just a bit of…

The 50-year-old advises staff to drink lots of water and provide drinks for the team with plenty of breaks.Andrew, who owns Skippers in Euxton, Chorley, said he had to cover his manager during the last heatwave as she was struggling too much. He said the soaring temperatures have a “massive” impact on business.Andrew said while chippies on the coastline can be “heaving” as people rush to the seaside, often sales at shops inland can dip by about 30%.Anna Leigh, owner of The Little Chippy in Tyldesley, Wigan, said she “dreads” the heatwaves.”If I’m destined for hell, I know what to…

‘It’s a disgrace’ – public urged to take their flags down | GB NEWSResidents of a Cheshire street have been ordered to rip down St George’s Cross bunting by the local Labour-run council ahead of the nation’s World Cup quarter-final, citing a “danger” to drivers.Church Road in Northwich has been decorated with St George’s flags strung between homes, lampposts and trees as neighbours show their support for England during the tournament.In spite of the patriotic display of national pride, Cheshire West and Chester Council has written to homeowners warning that the unauthorised installation of flags on highway infrastructure is unlawful…

Nearly 80 Labour MPs have written to Andy Burnham to urge him to water down Shabana Mahmood’s migration reforms. In a joint letter to Mr Burnham, the group of backbench Labour MPs warned the Home Secretary’s Immigration & Asylum Bill risks “losing progressive voters”.They added: “Targeting a group of migrants that followed the rules, and applying this retrospectively, does not pass the fairness test for a compassionate but firm system. “We do not recall being asked on the doorstep to make it harder for migrant workers to settle in the UK.“Yet we are expending political capital, huge Home Office resource,…