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A scheme that could see serious sexual and violent offenders confined to areas just a few miles wide after leaving prison will be launched in October, Justice Secretary Alex Norris has announced.Government ministers say this is designed to give victims greater freedom and further reduce the possibility of unwanted contactThe intention to introduce “restriction zones” for violent offenders who leave prison and who are on probation was first announced by the government last year.Probation officers will be able to limit where serious offenders can go for as long as it is deemed necessary. Those who breach their new boundaries could…
Hull interim head coach Andy Last told Sky Sports:”It was a nail-biting game, it went right down to the wire. I’m just really proud for the playing group.”I spoke all week about showing our personality and our performance when it gets tough and to make sure you answer those questions with your effort and your actions.”To go down like we did in the second half and then find the extra gear when we needed it, with that composed play by Jake Arthur at the end, was great.”Jake’s been outstanding and to come up with a big moment like that shows…
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Gordon says the main reason she posts online is to raise awareness, particularly about hoarding disorder and mental health.According to the NHS, hoarding disorder is a mental health condition, external in which someone collects a lot of things and finds it difficult to get rid of them, even when they negatively affect their daily life.”I think it’s really easy to be quite judgmental,” she says.”People see footage of these homes online and in documentaries, and it’s really easy to judge and think the person’s lazy.”There’s a lot of stigma behind it and a lot of misunderstanding.”She says the stigma of…
BMW Championship – third-round leaderboard-17 W Clark (US); -12 R McIlroy (NI), P Cantlay (US); -11 C Gotterup (US), G Woodland (US); -10 C Morikawa (US); -9 S J Im (Kor); -8 M McNealy (US), R Hisatsune (Jpn), E Cole (US), JJ Spaun (US)Selected others: -5 R MacIntyre (Sco); -4 A Rai (Eng), M Fitzpatrick (Eng); -1 J Rose (Eng), A Fitzpatrick (Eng); +2 T Fleetwood (Eng)Full leaderboardRory McIlroy struck a five-under 65 to move to joint-second on day three at the BMW Championship.The Northern Irishman improved from a day two round of 69 that cost him his first-day lead,…
According to the Sunday Telegraph, “Iranian hackers shut UK power plant”. The attack saw the plant closed for four days, it reports, in what is said to be the “most successful cyber attack of its kind”. The paper writes that the outage had “no impact on the UK’s wider power supply”. In further reporting on the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, it says there is “no guarantee of royal Christmas for Harry and Meghan”.
Match of the Day’s Mark Chapman, Alan Shearer and Wayne Rooney discuss Arsenal’s quality against Coventry City, praising the hosts but stressing that Frank Lampard’s side shouldn’t be judged.READ MORE: Premier League on BBC SportAvailable to UK users only.
A rapist migrant who was deported after a sex attack on a night out has been found living in Essex after sneaking back into Britain.Blerim Hajdarmataj committed a horrific sex attack against an 18-year-old woman after a chance meeting at a Chelmsford bar in September 2014. He was working as a cleaner at the time, and the 35-year-old invited the young woman back to his home. Despite her initial refusal, she woke up in his bed the following day.The woman awoke undressed, with scratches, bruises and bite marks across her body, and felt as though the room was spinning. She…
Household income, power consumption and even health should be used to decide who qualifies for help with energy bills, a trade body says.The October price cap will be announced on Wednesday, with projections suggesting it will reach a three-year high as the Iran crisis continues. Energy UK, which represents the energy industry, says these costs are unaffordable for millions and urged the Government to create “a better and more enduring system” for helping those struggling. Its report says many in need are missing out and calls for targeted support in the form of a “social discount” that takes a range…
Health and fitness coach Becki Barratt never imagined she would hear the words “you’ve had a stroke” at the age of 33.But just three weeks after welcoming her second child into the world, she had suffered a stroke while breastfeeding at home.This meant that instead of enjoying those precious first weeks with her newborn, she was navigating motherhood while living with left-sided paralysis.Becki, who lives in Chester with her husband James, daughter Aréya and son Beauden, recalled the moment she knew something was not right.”My hand suddenly started spasming. Holding Beau, panic swept through me, I shouted for James. I…
