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18/12/24


The UK's largest-ever drug smuggling operation, led by a gangster known as "The Big Fella," was responsible for trafficking up to £7 billion worth of heroin, cocaine, amphetamines, and cannabis into the UK.

 

Paul Green, 59, acted as the key point of contact for several criminal gangs, charging them to ship drugs into Britain over a two-and-a-half-year period. The drugs were concealed within pallets of fresh produce, including onions, garlic, and ginger, to evade detection.

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26/11/24


As part of a new initiative to make drink spiking a standalone criminal offense, at least 10,000 bar and door staff will undergo training to detect and respond to this crime.

 

The training, funded by the Home Office and set to begin next month, aims to equip staff with the skills needed to identify and address spiking incidents, with the goal of completing the program by spring. This effort responds to increasing reports of spiking, with surveys indicating that up to one in ten women have been victims.

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29/10/24


A judge has ruled that referring to women as "birds" in the workplace constitutes sexual harassment. This decision was made in a case involving a whisky barrel investment company, which has been ordered to pay over £50,000 in compensation to a female employee who raised concerns about her colleagues' behavior.

 

Nina Chung testified at an employment tribunal that her coworkers at Whisky 1901, located across from Harrods in Knightsbridge, London, frequently used the term "birds" for women and bragged about their "sexual conquests." She also reported being questioned about her plans for pregnancy and faced an incident where a colleague locked her out of the office.

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27/09/24


Oasis fans could pursue legal action against Ticketmaster regarding the dynamic pricing strategy employed for the band's highly anticipated reunion tour, according to legal experts. This pricing model, which raises ticket prices when demand is high and supply is low, may have violated consumer protection laws.
 
Customers were reportedly unaware that ticket prices would more than double, escalating from the advertised price of £148 to £355. In response to growing criticism, both the government and the Competition and Markets Authority are reviewing the implications of dynamic pricing.
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28/08/24


In Manchester, a "back to basics" approach by the police has led to a significant reduction in burglaries, with at least five fewer incidents happening each day. 

 

Greater Manchester Police (GMP) implemented this strategy three years ago, following a Home Office directive, focusing on ensuring officers attended every burglary scene, pursued all reasonable leads, and invested in preventive measures.

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