Jose Ramos

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A homeowner has won a planning battle with his council after he was told the platform was too high and that he needed planning permission -  with help from Google Earth. Gareth Leek, 58, was left stunned when planning officials claimed his beloved garden decking was too tall and needed retrospective permission, despite it being in place for eight years. Council busybodies argued the raised grey-and-white platform in his Pontypool, Gwent, garden stood 83cm high.

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A 'show off' driver revved the engine of his powerful car before killing an innocent grandfather walking his dog has been jailed. Daniel Boucher, 28, bragged about the horsepower of his Peugeot 207 moments before a deadly crash. He lost control of the car after taking a bend too fast, flipping the vehicle and ploughing into 66-year-old David Paul Chaplin. Mr Chaplin, who had been walking two dogs in Nelson, near Caerphilly, South Wales, was struck with devastating force.

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A vile boyfriend who tried to bite his pregnant fiancée's eyeball out and beat her unconscious is back behind bars. Benjamin Jones, 30, bit his partner's face, pulled her mouth apart and spat inside before headbutting her in the face whilst violently pulling her hair at their home in Attleborough, Norfolk. He tried to bite her eye out, telling her that he would disfigure her so that no one else would want her after celebrating news of her pregnancy.

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The boss of the Metropolitan Police has apologised to veteran broadcaster Selina Scott after she was told officers could not meet her after she was viciously attacked and robbed because they did not have an available car. Sir Mark Rowley admitted the force should have done better when he was quizzed by Nick Ferrari on his LBC show this morning. A 74-year-old broadcaster revealed how she was targeted by a gang of thieves in broad daylight near Waterstones on Piccadilly.

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Mystery liquid find sparks police evacuation of 160 families from their homes in EastbourneBy JOSE RAMOS Published: 02:39 EDT, 24 June 2025 | Updated: 02:39 EDT, 24 June 2025 Over 160 families have been evacuated by police after a mysterious 'liquid' was found in a seaside town. Bomb squad officers were called to the area just before 5.30pm yesterday, and police visited the homes in Eastbourne, East Sussex. Residents were asked to stay at home, and the area was cordoned off as a precaution.