Tom Parmenter

1 month ago | msn.com | Tom Parmenter

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1 month ago | mkfm.com | Tom Parmenter

"He didn't give off a vibe to him," David Melseaux told Sky News. "He seemed like a really chilled person, it didn't really seem like he had anything wrong with him."The 20-year-old trainee electrician lived in a flat directly above Prosper for over a decade.

1 month ago | news.sky.com | Tom Parmenter

Triple killer Nicholas Prosper, who also planned to attack a primary school, gave no clues about what he was going to do, according to a neighbour. "He didn't give off a vibe to him," David Melseaux told Sky News. "He seemed like a really chilled person, it didn't really seem like he had anything wrong with him."The 20-year-old trainee electrician lived in a flat directly above Prosper for over a decade.

2 months ago | news.sky.com | Tom Parmenter

It is easier for children to buy knives than it is to purchase paracetamol a police review has concluded. The damning assessment came as the government launched a crackdown on the sale of bladed weapons to under-18s as part of a series of new anti-knife measures. Tougher prison sentences will be introduced for selling knives to under-18s and retailers will be obliged to report suspicious or bulk purchases of knives that could then be sold on via social media. Image: Ronan Kanda, 16.

Jan 21, 2025 | news.sky.com | Tom Parmenter

Axel Rudakubana's fascination with extreme violence stretched back years - students at his school said he had a "kill list" of people he wanted to target. He was excluded from secondary school in year nine after taking a knife into Range High, in Formby, in October 2019. Three months later he returned to the Merseyside school and ran along the corridors trying to attack people with a hockey stick.