Lee Grimsditch
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 234
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- Sep 30, 2026
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He was earning £150k a month, until police caught him in the nude (opens the original)
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A Wigan drug dealer who belittled hard-working people as "rat race people" was caught by police trying to flee naked over a garden fence. Jake Lowe, 28, from Manchester Road, Wigan, was one of two drug dealers jailed for selling cannabis between February and June this year. The other man was 30-year-old Joseph Knockton, from Rainhill, Merseyside. On July 23, warrants were executed at their addresses by police as part of 'Project Medusa'. An investigation found that both men had been using a dedi
Andy Burnham admits UK heading for 2026 crisis as bills to jump by £276 in weeks (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham has warned there is not a “huge room for manoeuvre” as he aims to tackle the cost of living and admitted the UK faces another energy crisis this winter. Asked whether people should "expect to be better-off" after next month’s Budget, Andy Burnham told BBC Breakfast: "We’re thinking all of the time, ‘how do we take a bit of pressure off people, give them some breathing space?’ "It’s why one of the first decisions I took as Prime Minister was to remove VAT off electricity bills, and t
POLL: Should the UK rejoin the EU? PM says Brexit has done 'more harm than good' (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham has revealed he could go "all the way" and propose rejoining the European Union as he considers the UK's future relationship with Brussels. The Prime Minister, who has blamed Brexit for a decade of drift and division, said he would examine the "pros and cons" of all available options. In his first Labour Party conference speech as leader, the Prime Minister stated that Brexit had done "more harm than good" and pledged to set out the options to the country around the time of a UK-EU
POLL: Should pensions triple lock go? Have your say amid 'brave' Burnham rumours (opens the original)
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Pensioners could be prepared to give up the triple lock if they know their money is being directed towards social care rather than to plug a "black hole" in government spending, Angela Rayner has suggested. The senior Cabinet minister praised Prime Minister Andy Burnham for his willingness to put his political reputation on the line to fix a social care system in England that leaves people facing a "lottery" in their final years. There is widespread speculation that Mr Burnham has his sights set
Lancashire man, 58, killed by older brother 'during drunken play fight' (opens the original)
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A 60-year-old man delivered a knockout blow killing his younger brother before throwing his arms in the air 'triumphantly', a court has been told. Simon Clayton, 58, died after being punched to the ground by his older brother Brent, now 62, at the Waterfoot Social Club on November 23, 2024. Preston Crown Court was told the siblings typically kept their distance during nights out as disputes could flare up between them. Yet on November 23, they had met up while drinking in Rawtenstall and travell
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