Greg Milam

1 month ago | coastfm.co.uk | Greg Milam

A man abused by Richard Burrows as a child has told Sky News he is grateful that "finally" the serial paedophile "can't escape from what he's done" after being jailed for 46 years. Burrows, an 81-year-old former boarding school housemaster and scout leader, spent 27 years on the run in Thailand before he was arrested at Heathrow Airport last year.

1 month ago | news.sky.com | Greg Milam

The first known victim of serial paedophile Richard Burrows has told Sky News he regrets not reporting his assault at the time to save others from "falling into the same trap". Burrows, 81, will learn his sentence at Chester Crown Court today after being convicted last month of dozens of sexual offences against young boys. The judge told him it is "inevitable" he might never be released.

1 month ago | flipboard.com | Greg Milam

2 hours agoHarvard University President Alan Garber has apologised following the release of internal reports into antisemitic and anti-Muslim prejudice at America's oldest university. The reports included testimony from students who described feeling alienated and pressured to conceal their identity from their …

1 month ago | news.sky.com | Greg Milam

A woman who is under police investigation after assisting the suicide of her husband at Dignitas in Switzerland has told Sky News she has no regrets. Louise Shackleton has spoken publicly for the first time since her husband's death in December, as parliament prepares to vote again on legislation to introduce assisted dying in England and Wales. Mrs Shackleton surrendered herself to police after returning from Switzerland having seen her husband Anthony die.

1 month ago | msn.com | Greg Milam

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