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1 month ago | 
news.sky.com | Becky Johnson |Rebecca Spencer
Warning: This article contains material some readers may find distressing Jane* served in the British Army for almost 20 years. It was a career she loved and excelled in, rising through the ranks. But then, she says, it ended when a colleague raped her. She breaks down as she recalls the night out, almost six years ago.
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2 months ago | 
news.sky.com | Gurpreet Narwan |Rebecca Spencer
A former Harrods employee has claimed Mohamed al Fayed and his brother, Salah, both assaulted her while she worked for the department store in the 1990s. Speaking on camera about her story for the first time, Rachael Louw told Sky News she was subjected to invasive sexual health tests, surveillance and inappropriate touching while working for the al Fayeds.
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Nov 13, 2024 | 
manxradio.com | Rachael Venables |Rebecca Spencer
As a single mum, Lucy* looked forward to her rare nights out. A few years ago, during after-work drinks at a local pub, she started feeling unwell. When she collapsed and passed out, a bouncer called an ambulance. Lucy's drink had been spiked. The ambulance was crewed by two paramedics, a man and a woman. Still unconscious, Lucy was placed on a stretcher, strapped on to the bed, and driven towards the hospital. After a scary episode, Lucy's friends must have breathed a sigh of relief.
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Nov 13, 2024 | 
mkfm.com | Rachael Venables |Rebecca Spencer
As a single mum, Lucy* looked forward to her rare nights out. A few years ago, during after-work drinks at a local pub, she started feeling unwell. When she collapsed and passed out, a bouncer called an ambulance. Lucy's drink had been spiked. The ambulance was crewed by two paramedics, a man and a woman. Still unconscious, Lucy was placed on a stretcher, strapped on to the bed, and driven towards the hospital. After a scary episode, Lucy's friends must have breathed a sigh of relief.
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Nov 13, 2024 | manxradio.com | Rachael Venables |Rebecca Spencer
As a single mum, Lucy* looked forward to her rare nights out. A few years ago, during after-work drinks at a local pub, she started feeling unwell. When she collapsed and passed out, a bouncer called an ambulance. Lucy's drink had been spiked. The ambulance was crewed by two paramedics, a man and a woman. Still unconscious, Lucy was placed on a stretcher, strapped on to the bed, and driven towards the hospital. After a scary episode, Lucy's friends must have breathed a sigh of relief.
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Nov 13, 2024 | 
news.sky.com | Rachael Venables |Rebecca Spencer
WARNING: This article contains language and content some readers may find distressingAs a single mum, Lucy* looked forward to her rare nights out. A few years ago, during after-work drinks at a local pub, she started feeling unwell. When she collapsed and passed out, a bouncer called an ambulance. Lucy's drink had been spiked. The ambulance was crewed by two paramedics, a man and a woman. Still unconscious, Lucy was placed on a stretcher, strapped on to the bed, and driven towards the hospital.
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Aug 29, 2024 | 
mkfm.com | Sadiya Chowdhury |Rebecca Spencer
Both women are visibly high and still giggling as two officers jump out of their car. Their mission: a targeted operation to catch people suspected of inhaling banned laughing gas. "I've just seen a couple of balloons, so we believe you've been using nos," one of the officers, Spelthorne Borough Commander Matthew Walton, tells the women. Since November, nos - nitrous oxide, commonly referred to as laughing gas - has been categorised as a Class C substance and banned for recreational use.
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Aug 28, 2024 | 
manxradio.com | Sadiya Chowdhury |Rebecca Spencer
Both women are visibly high and still giggling as two officers jump out of their car. Their mission: a targeted operation to catch people suspected of inhaling banned laughing gas. "I've just seen a couple of balloons, so we believe you've been using nos," one of the officers, Spelthorne Borough Commander Matthew Walton, tells the women. Since November, nos - nitrous oxide, commonly referred to as laughing gas - has been categorised as a Class C substance and banned for recreational use.
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Aug 28, 2024 | 
mkfm.com | Sadiya Chowdhury |Rebecca Spencer
Both women are visibly high and still giggling as two officers jump out of their car. Their mission: a targeted operation to catch people suspected of inhaling banned laughing gas. "I've just seen a couple of balloons, so we believe you've been using nos," one of the officers, Spelthorne Borough Commander Matthew Walton, tells the women. Since November, nos - nitrous oxide, commonly referred to as laughing gas - has been categorised as a Class C substance and banned for recreational use.
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Jul 24, 2024 | 
mkfm.com | Rachael Venables |Rebecca Spencer
Katie* is one of three female paramedics who have shared their experiences of being "hounded" for sexual favours in return for passing training, getting a promotion or simply keeping their jobs. Although these remarks were often dismissed as "jokes" or "banter", Katie says, occasionally it shifted into a "monumental" abuse of power. "Handjobs. Blowjobs. They were obsessed with blowjobs," she says.
