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Sex charge tutor case reveals ‘massive' safeguarding hole

Oct 2, 2024 | ca.news.yahoo.com | Angus Crawford |Tony Smith

A man charged with sexual assault has been advertising as a private tutor for children in maths and science, a BBC investigation has found. The man, who we’re not naming for legal reasons, left his job as a teacher last year. Bail conditions prevent him having any contact with children and he is due to stand trial in March. We also found another teacher who has been barred from the classroom by a disciplinary panel but is now advertising one-to-one online tutoring sessions.
Is the EU pushing its mass migration problem in our direction?

Sep 15, 2024 | telegraph.co.uk | Tony Smith

The tragic deaths of eight migrants off the French coast early this morning is a stark reminder to us all that there are still plenty of people prepared to risk their lives to try to get across to the UK. And it’s not just young men. Six more were taken to hospital, including a ten-month old child suffering from hypothermia. The human trafficking gangs continue to thrive, taking money from people to load them into overloaded unseaworthy boats, many without life jackets.
How rash scrapping the Rwanda migrant plan looks after Germany want to make it their deterrent using hotels WE paid for

Sep 6, 2024 | the-sun.com | Tony Smith

FROM the coast of France, desperate migrants are climbing into ever- flimsier vessels, some with floors made of plywood and engines held in place with screws. They sail into the world’s busiest shipping lane without navigation equipment, in unpredictable weather, wearing life jackets that aren’t fit for purpose. We saw the deadly consequences of actions like those this week, when 12 people, including a pregnant woman and six children, died after their dinghy capsized in the Channel.
Hundreds of Britons advertise for suicide partner

Aug 22, 2024 | newsbreak.com | Angus Crawford |Tony Smith

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‎Sofanauts: From Mars to Genetic Food

May 8, 2024 | podcasts.apple.com | Tony Smith

Chinese robot https://interestingengineering.com/innovation/chinese-robot-shows-human-like-spee Mars Express Discovers Mysterious Martian “Spiders” https://scitechdaily.com/mars-express-discovers-mysterious-martian-spiders/ Photons Frozen in Time by Innovative Crystal Designs: https://scitechdaily.com/photons-frozen-in-time-by-innovative-crystal-designs/ Slowing do light… slowing do time Green Revolution 2.0: Scientists Use AI To Create Carbon-Capturing Plants (Silent Running film)...
Suicide poison vendor tracked down by BBC - BBC Information

Mar 1, 2024 | pressnewsagency.org | Angus Crawford |Tony Smith

By Angus Crawford and Tony SmithBBC Information5 hours in the pastA Ukrainian man promoting a poison regarded as linked to at the least 130 UK deaths has been recognized by the BBC. Leonid Zakutenko marketed his providers on a web site selling suicide and he advised an undercover reporter he sends 5 parcels per week to the UK. He has been supplying the identical substance as Canadian Kenneth Legislation, who was arrested final 12 months and is now dealing with 14 homicide prices.
BBC has tracked down poison sellers linked to suicide forum

Feb 29, 2024 | newsbeezer.com | Angus Crawford |Tony Smith

By Angus Crawford and Tony SmithBBC News1 hour agoThe BBC has identified a Ukrainian man selling a poison believed to be linked to at least 130 deaths in Britain. Leonid Zakutenko advertised his services on a suicide-promoting website and told an undercover reporter that he was sending five parcels a week to the UK. He supplied the same substances as Canadian Kenneth Law, who was arrested last year and is now facing 14 murder charges. Mr Zakutenko denied the claims when challenged by the BBC.
This asylum seeker loophole will put the smugglers back in business

Apr 24, 2023 | telegraph.co.uk | Tony Smith

I fear our MPs have just made an enormous mistake in immigration policy, having demanded that unaccompanied “child” asylum seekers should only be detained in “exceptional circumstances”. The Prime Minister has reportedly acceded to this demand. But does he realise that this could become a major loophole that drives even more illegal migration and fuels the business model of people smugglers? It is remarkably similar to the mistakes made in the Modern Slavery Act under Theresa May.
New migrant bill needs to succeed so we can see removals increase

Mar 9, 2023 | express.co.uk | Tony Smith

Even those who never dreamt of seeking protection on arrival are encouraged to do so by their lawyers when arrested by immigration enforcement teams, in the certain knowledge that any such application – however frivolous or vexatious – will result at least in a deferral of removal and a grant of bail, whilst their applications are processed. Even then, they can frustrate the removals process by refusing to comply with documentation procedures, or by disappearing altogether.