Tom Cotterill

1 day ago | dailymail.co.uk | Tom Cotterill

A bisexual Kenyan migrant has won a legal battle to stay in Britain after it was found a judgement dismissing her asylum claim was 'riddled' with errors and typos. The married asylum seeker, who was granted anonymity, fled the African country in 2018 after her family discovered she was having an affair with a woman. She feared she would be 'killed' by her husband or the authorities if she were to return to Kenya, it was heard.

1 day ago | thisismoney.co.uk | Tom Cotterill

A bisexual Kenyan migrant has won a legal battle to stay in Britain after it was found a judgement dismissing her asylum claim was 'riddled' with errors and typos. The married asylum seeker, who was granted anonymity, fled the African country in 2018 after her family discovered she was having an affair with a woman. She feared she would be 'killed' by her husband or the authorities if she were to return to Kenya, it was heard.

1 day ago | msn.com | Tom Cotterill

2 days ago | dailymail.co.uk | Tom Cotterill

BREAKING NEWSMarks & Spencer issue major update in wake of cyber attack that has crippled high street giantBy TOM COTTERILL Published: 03:51 EDT, 13 May 2025 | Updated: 03:51 EDT, 13 May 2025 Marks & Spencer has issued a major update in the wake of the cyber attack that crippled the high street giant. The retailer, which was left reeling from the hack, has today warned contact details and dates of births from some customers have been stolen.

2 days ago | dailymail.co.uk | Tom Cotterill

A mysterious spate of electrical substation infernos that have swept across the UK could potentially be the work of Russian saboteurs, a British spymaster has hinted. Colonel Philip Ingram, a former officer in British military intelligence, said Putin's GRU spy agency might be 'testing the water' with attacks on key infrastructure. It comes after a series of suspicious blazes ravaged substations close to hospitals, military bases, critical transport hubs and major sports stadiums nationwide.