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Ex-royal household priest being investigated for alleged rape of teenage girl

12 hours ago | express.co.uk | Jasmine W. Carey |Andy Lines |Adam Luck

Ex-royal household priest being investigated for alleged rape of teenage girlA police investigation is currently underway. A police investigation into the allegations are underway (Image: Andrew Aitchison / In pictures via Getty Images)An ex-royal household priest is currently being investigated after being accused of raping a teenage girl.
I tricked the Magic Circle to become its first female member. Thirty years on, it's forgiven me

18 hours ago | telegraph.co.uk | Adam Luck

After fooling the conjuring body into believing she was a man, Sophie Lloyd was kicked out when she came clean - and now she's reappearedIn 1991, Sophie Lloyd performed her greatest trick before the Magic Circle: she vanished. It wasn't to a roar of applause, however - instead, it was in a cloud of recrimination and ignominy. Her sin?
Ex-Royal household priest investigated over alleged rape of teenage girl

1 day ago | mirror.co.uk | Adam Luck |Andy Lines

The alleged victim, now in her 40s, told police officers last month that she was repeatedly raped and sexually assaulted by the Church of England clergyman for more than 18 monthsA former Royal Household priest is under investigation for raping a teenage girl, it can be revealed. The alleged victim, now in her 40s, told police last month that she was repeatedly raped and sexually assaulted by the Church of England clergyman for more than 18 months.
The National Trust's plans for my burnt-out family seat are a travesty. It should be left alone

2 weeks ago | telegraph.co.uk | Adam Luck

But in April 2015 a fire spread from the basement to the roof, and by the time it was brought under control, the house was essentially a shell. An investigation blamed an electrical fault. The following year, the National Trust announced a partial restoration in some areas of the house and a modernisation in others, after it was reported that it had received a £63 million insurance payout.
How Natural England became a green dictatorship

1 month ago | telegraph.co.uk | Adam Luck

For Natural England's "activist" chairman Tony Juniper, the decision to hand his quango such sweeping powers represents an extraordinary turnaround. In 2022, only three years after Juniper was appointed, the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs floated the idea of closing it down. Tory critics had become increasingly concerned with what they viewed as Natural England's "activist" agenda.
Drug shortages must be treated as crisis of national security

1 month ago | msn.com | Adam Luck

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As pharmacies run low on supplies, drug shortages must be treated as crisis of national security

1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | Adam Luck

Every year, the UK spends an estimated £2.6billion on generic drugs – medicines, including statins for lowering cholesterol and tablets to control high blood pressure, that are taken by millions of NHS patients every day. Indeed, these mass-produced ‘copies’ – which are a fraction of the cost and almost always as effective as the original, branded versions – now account for a whopping 80 per cent of all drugs prescribed on the NHS.
The extraordinary civil war engulfing one of Britain’s greatest cathedrals

1 month ago | msn.com | Adam Luck

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The extraordinary civil war engulfing one of Britain's greatest cathedrals

1 month ago | telegraph.co.uk | Adam Luck

A rebellion has broken out among Winchester Cathedral's congregation, but a new review is unlikely to allay fears of a 'culture of secrecy'In 2020, in the shadow of Winchester Cathedral, the Rev Canon Andy Trenier gave an address for the Holy Week on Judas and how betrayal "lies at the heart of human existence".
The rebel groups resisting the BBC licence fee

2 months ago | msn.com | Adam Luck

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