Joe Rossiter
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 145
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Doctor who lied about a demotion is struck off the medical register (opens the original)
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A doctor has been struck off the medical register after a tribunal found she lied about being demoted following concerns about her ability to do her job. Dr Surrayya Najeeb, who worked as a locum consultant at Blackpool Teaching Hospitals from June 2021 to February 2023, also did not tell bosses at her next job at Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) in King's Lynn, Norfolk, that she had failed a cardiovascular life support course. Dr Najeeb worked at QEH from March 2023 to February 2024, leaving afte
World champion kickboxer charged with murder and attempted murder (opens the original)
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A world champion kickboxer has been charged with murder, attempted murder and causing grievous bodily harm with intent after a crash between a car and an off-road bike. Tyler Ford, 18, denies killing Ceiran Evans, also 18, after he died following the crash on Pen Cae Crwn Road in Gorseinon, Swansea, on July 9. Ford also denied the attempted murder of a second person and causing them grievous bodily harm with intent. A nine-time world kickboxing champion, Ford appeared before Swansea Crown Court
RSPCA told to let woman see body of cat as she sues charity for £500k (opens the original)
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The RSPCA has been told to allow a former lawyer to see her disabled cat's body for a final time before an autopsy after police smashed down her door to seize the 'beloved' pet. Dr Katherine Theodotou, 79, is claiming £500,000 in compensation from the animal protection charity and the Metropolitan Police after she said a 'malicious report' led to their seizure of her cat, Rita, in March. Officers broke down Dr Theodotou's door in March after a report saying the 17-month-old black and white cat w
King Charles' former university town bans street drinking (opens the original)
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The King's former university town has banned street drinking over what it called 'wild west' anti-social behaviour. Drunken young men in Aberystwyth – where King Charles studied for a term before his investiture as Prince of Wales – have been accused of 'dominating' the town centre. Charles lodged in Pantycelyn halls while completing his studies and has previously said he has 'special memories' of his time there. But councillors have said drunken men have created an 'intimidating' atmosphere for
AI cameras being tested on motorways in new crackdown on ghost plates (opens the original)
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A new AI registration plate recognition cameras which can detect illegal 'ghost' number plates are being trialled on some of Britain's motorways. Such registration plates are invisible to traditional automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) cameras and can be used to skirt speed limits and low emission zones, as well as aid criminals in evading detection. Last year the Daily Mail found as many as one in 15 cars were now feared to be fitted with so-called 'ghost plates' and that even official su
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