A PAEDOPHILE who serially abused a young girl could walk free from prison within months – because of his failing health. Ronald Walton, 74, sexually assaulted the youngster over four years, leaving her once fearing she was pregnant. The perverted pensioner admitted seven indecent assaults when he appeared at Birmingham Crown Court last week and was jailed for just 28 months. But Walton, of Great Barr, is likely to serve just half that sentence and, when time on remand is taken into account... Read Full Story
SOHAM killer Ian Huntley last night faced running a gauntlet of hate after being put into the main wing of a jail. He had been in a private cell for seven years to keep him away from other lags and give him round-the-clock protection. But he is now in the regular maximum security wing at Frankland Jail near Durham. It is the first time he has been close to normal prisoners since his arrest in 2002 for the murders in Soham, Cambs, of 10 There have been two attempts by other lags to kill him... Read Full Story
paedophile sexually abused a six-year-old girl and made her pose for indecent pictures, then "rewarded" her by letting her play computer games. James Robertson admitted assaulting the child over a five-year period at his former home in Alyth, Perthshire. When police raided the home, they found more than 3,000 images of children as young as three being abused. Robertson, a 54-year-old convicted sex offender from Arbroath, will be sentenced at a later date. At Perth Sheriff Court, Roberston... Read Full Story
The man's partner is worried that he will not be able to see his family A convicted paedophile could be prevented from returning to his family home in Somerset if a housing association gets its way. Knightstone Housing Association wants to prevent the man moving back to one of its properties in Chard which is occupied by his partner and children. The association's case will be heard on Thursday at Yeovil County Court. The man served a sentence for indecently assaulting a girl aged under 16... Read Full Story
The British economy will lose £1.35bn after ministers awarded one of the largest-ever train construction contracts to a consortium which will spend almost a third of the investment overseas. Geoff Hoon, the Transport Secretary, claimed 12,500 jobs would be created or safeguarded by the decision to build 1,400 engines and coaches for Britain’s inter-city train network.
Agility Trains, a consortium led by the Japanese manufacturer Hitachi, was handed the contract in favour of the rival... Read Full Story
The Government has faced Conservative attacks about Glen Moreno’s suitability as chairman of UK Financial Investments (UKFI) because he is a former trustee of Liechtenstein Global Trust (LGT), a private bank being investigated by the German tax authorities and accused of facilitating massive tax evasion.
Mr Moreno, who took over at UKFI four weeks ago, said he took the job at short notice to support the Government’s effort to restore financial stability. He stepped in after Sir Philip... Read Full Story
Growing up Honolulu, it’s understandable Barack Obama didn’t take the subway much. Even in Chicago’s South Side, at least a ten minute walk separated Mr. Obama’s home from the L, and besides he taught at University of Chicago less than a mile from his front door: he had no reason to take the subway. Then, by the time he found a job downtown, it required bodyguards. Initially, it makes sense President-elect Obama wants to spend $60 billion repairing America’s roads and bridges; after all... Read Full Story
After watching Gordon Brown’s dismall attempt to cover his own back during his grilling over the handling of the banks and economy, i found myself slowly wathcing my life go by with this boring man. Politics as a subject is boring, not everyone is interested in the subject and flashy media outlets can never make it look interesting, Politics and Economics are a subject for the educated, but Gordon hasn’t realised this, he’s still the small fish inside a tank of bigger fish all ready to eat... Read Full Story
Barack Obama seems to have a uphill struggle to make his presidency work, his first item on his agenda is to get the economy back on track. He’s going to really have to get rid of Friedman economics, which has now failed, and if you want any more proof of how it failed other countries, just look at the South America. His style of economics was tried in South America in the late 70s and 80s, it brought with it terror, torture and dictatorship’s. All torture training provided by the CIA.
The... Read Full Story
Can someone give Gordon Brown a medal, at least he’s got the public’s reaction to the bank bailouts and now the pending £1bn bonuses for bankers, do they deserve it? The obvious answer is now, why aren’t there going to be any prosecutions? Another obvious answer would be, more corruption and scandals would come out of the trials.
The UK is probably the only country that rewards people for stupidity.
Gordon Brown obviously knew about the banks flat investments, but yet he failed to... Read Full Story
From Spain's Princess Letizia to Italy's Mara Carfagna, the game of politics is no stranger to beautiful, powerful women. Following is a list of women whose influence is matched only by their sheer hotness.
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