Adam Sonin

1 month ago | thesun.co.uk | Adam Sonin

VIOLENT criminals should never have been given the right to skulk in a cell as the judge passes sentence. For too long vile killers have insulted their victims’ families by denying them a chance to look in their eyes as they face justice. So we welcome the Government’s belated action to stop them exploiting this loophole by giving judges power to give longer sentences, or a tougher prison regime, for convicts who refuse to stand in the dock.

1 month ago | thesun.ie | Adam Sonin

ExclusiveNine friends and family — including his widow Minna — sailed out from Eastbourne to witness the burial on April 28THE Damned guitarist Brian James has been buried at sea in a special ceremony. The punk rocker’s body was laid to rest on the ocean floor off the coast of Newhaven, East Sussex. Nine friends and family — including his widow Minna — sailed out from Eastbourne to witness the burial on April 28. It followed a small memorial service at a church near the couple’s home in Brighton.

1 month ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Lucy Laing |Adam Sonin

YOUNG Amelie Coelho Flatt has beat cancer for a fourth time — by spending months in a bubble. The 12-year-old was diagnosed with leukaemia at three and it kept returning despite numerous types of treatment. But Amelie, 12, of Stotfold, Beds, was saved by a stem cell transplant thanks to a donor in Germany who was the only match on global bone marrow registers. After 128 days in an isolation bubble following the op, she is finally free from the disease.

1 month ago | thesun.co.uk | Adam Sonin

SIR Keir Starmer won the last General Election on a promise to “end asylum hotels”. But ten months after he came to power the number of migrants housed in this ruinously expensive way has actually increased — as has the number of sites commandeered for such use. Nigel Farage plans to show action speaks louder than words by halting the taxpayer-funded accommodation in ten council areas now controlled by Reform.

1 month ago | thesun.ie | Adam Sonin

SCHOOL children are consuming so many addictive high-caffeine energy drinks they are “bouncing off the walls” and unteachable in class, The Sun on Sunday can reveal. A new report has shown that 15 per cent of people in Britain now have the fizzy beverages with breakfast — and experts say a proposed ban on selling them to under-16s must be brought in as a matter of urgency.