John James
Senior Reporter at Mail Online
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1 week ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Olivia Christie |John James
It was supposed to be a simple extension that would turn a small 1930s bungalow into one couple's dream home. But for Samantha Wright, 46, and her partner Craig Smith, 54, their routine build turned into a toxic two-year-long nightmare that has left them facing a £200,000 bill due to the alleged fault of their own neighbour. The couple from Grimsby, Lincolnshire, say contractor Cristian Wooller, who has strongly denied the allegations, abandoned the job before it was finished.
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2 weeks ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Laurence Dollimore |John James
This is the sprawling ‘shanty town’ in Tenerife where Brits and Europeans have been forced to live after falling through the cracks of the Spanish system. A double whammy of Covid lockdowns and a surge in Airbnb-style properties - there are now more than 20,000 on the island - has left many with little work and few affordable places to live.
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2 weeks ago |
dailymail.co.uk | John Siddle |John James
IT was once the lifeblood of Hull's fishing industry, home to proud dockers and hard-working trawlermen. But today, Hessle Road stands as a microcosm of decay, despair, and lawlessness in modern Britain. The mile-long stretch, once bustling with traders and community spirit, now finds itself overrun by crime and anti-social behaviour.
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2 weeks ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Ben Endley |John James
Fishermen say their livelihoods are under threat from a woke rule that allows invading hordes of octopus to eat their entire catch - just a week after they were sold out by Keir Starmer’s new EU fishing deal. Conservation rules have meant fishermen in Plymouth, Devon, have to leave small escape gaps in their pots to let undersized lobster and crab to go free. But unseasonably warm waters have seen thousands of Octopus Vulgaris - a highly efficient predator - head north from the Mediterranean.
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dailymail.co.uk | Kevin Donald |John James
Villages are being turned into fortresses ahead of Europe's biggest gypsy gathering - but this year the chaos has already begun. Weary locals are used to the disruption and disorder that accompanies the annual Appleby Horse Fair, but are bracing themselves for trouble as, in some areas, the influx of an anticipated 10,000 travellers has started early.
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