Sophie Garratt

1 month ago | msn.com | Sophie Garratt

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1 month ago | news.sky.com | Sophie Garratt

Gerard Depardieu is more than just a household name in France. The actor has starred in over 200 films - he's the face of French cinema for all generations. As he entered a crowded court on Monday in Paris, dressed all in black, he turned every head in the room. The 76-year-old limped towards the front benches, propping himself up on court furniture along the way. Image: Gerard Depardieu pictured at court in Paris on Monday.

2 months ago | news.sky.com | Adam Parsons |Sophie Garratt

Warning: This article contains references to suicide and material readers might find disturbingEvery year, on his birthday, Joel Le Scouarnec composed an entry in his diary. First, he would record his age. Then he would write: "I am a paedophile, and I am proud of it."To the rest of the world, he seemed like a respected medical professional, a surgeon who cared for thousands of patients and provided support to their relatives.

2 months ago | blackcountryradio.co.uk | Adam Parsons |Sophie Garratt

Every year, on his birthday, Joel Le Scouarnec composed an entry in his diary. First, he would record his age. Then he would write: "I am a paedophile, and I am proud of it."To the rest of the world, he seemed like a respected medical professional, a surgeon who cared for thousands of patients and provided support to their relatives. But Le Scouarnec, now 74, hid a dark secret - his compulsion to abuse children.

Nov 26, 2024 | news.sky.com | Simone Baglivo |Sophie Garratt

A year's worth of rain fell in just a few hours in Valencia, eastern Spain, causing floods in which more than 220 people died. Rivers of mud destroyed towns and villages. People drowned in their homes and cars. The damage is estimated at £8.3bn. Destruction in Valencia. Pic: ReutersDestruction in Valencia. Pic: ReutersAccusations of negligence have been directed at the national and regional governments by a growing protest movement and the political opposition.