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2 months ago | cambridge-news.co.uk | Nick Sommerlad |Annie Gouk

Dozens of crimes linked to OnlyFans have been reported to Cambridgeshire Police in the last five years, an investigation for CambridgeshireLive has revealed. The 41 crimes include allegations of revenge porn, where the victim claims that intimate video or photographs were posted online without their consent. In one case, the victim alleges they have been contacted by an ex-partner’s friend who “informed them that their ex-partner is disclosing their private videos on… OnlyFans”.

2 months ago | walesonline.co.uk | Nick Sommerlad |Annie Gouk

Sex tapes being shared without consent and Instagram accounts being used to create unwanted accounts are among dozens of alleged crimes linked to OnlyFans, an investigation for WalesOnline has revealed. Dozens of alleged offences said to be linked to the site have been reported to police forces in Wales over the past five years but nobody has ever been arrested as a result.

Jan 14, 2025 | liverpoolecho.co.uk | Annie Gouk |Rob Parsons

Teenager Alyssa Cole from Toxteth speaks out about the impact of poverty in a new podcast series about children in the NorthAlyssa Cole is clearly very proud to come from Toxteth, but describes the "love-hate relationship" she and others have with the city where she's grown up. A student at Liverpool's Archbishop Blanch School, as well as a high ranking sea cadet and an accomplished paddle boarder, the 16-year-old is hoping to get on a law course at university and then go into the Navy.

Dec 9, 2024 | leicestermercury.co.uk | Tess Rushin |Annie Gouk

The best performing state secondary schools across Leicester and Leicestershire have been revealed in a new study. The Department for Education (DFE) has published the performance data for every secondary school for the 2023/24 academic year. Madani Girls' School, in Evington, has the best performance figures of any state secondary in Leicestershire. Nearly three quarters - 74.6 per cent - of its pupils achieved a Grade 5 or higher - in their GCSEs in the 2023/24 academic year.

Dec 7, 2024 | cambridge-news.co.uk | Annie Gouk |Cait Findlay

Cambridgeshire is likely to miss housebuilding targets by only 20 houses per year, according to a new report from Centre for Cities. You can explore the figures with our interactive map. The report suggests that proposed changes to the planning system will not be enough to meet Labour's UK-wide target by 2029. However, Cambridgeshire is among the places expected to reach targets. Cambridgeshire has been given the ambitious goal of building 5,760 new homes a year.