Rebecca Camber
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 29
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- Sep 30, 2026
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- Jul 11, 2026
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Paedo fireman with 20 aliases walks free after breaching order (opens the original)
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A sex offender with up to 20 aliases dubbed a danger to women and girls walked free from court after breaching a sexual harm prevention order for the 12th time. Jason Brown escaped jail, receiving a suspended sentence and a £500 fine for breaching a sexual harm prevention order, despite repeatedly changing his name to hide his criminal past. In an extraordinary case which has reignited calls for a new law to ban sex offenders from changing their name, the 51-year-old former firefighter has moved
The 'growing pile of questions' in this very curious 'bomb plot' case (opens the original)
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Just after midnight on Sunday morning, a group of masked men in three vans were caught in the headlights of a passing car in the Cotswold countryside. It is a sight capable of unnerving any driver. The encounter just 1,000ft from the perimeter of RAF Fairford led to the local farmer warning her neighbours via WhatsApp to lock their doors and contacting the police. What she did not know was that the police were already rushing to the scene – having been tipped off by one of the masked men soon ar
'Iran bomb plot' at RAF base foiled by farmer's 999 call (opens the original)
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A major terror attack on an RAF base was foiled at the last minute by a suspicious farmer. In a suspected Iranian plot, five men in three vans packed with explosives were stopped 350 yards from RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire early yesterday. American forces have used the base to launch air strikes against the regime in Tehran. As counter–terror police swooped after the farmer's 999 call and arrested the men, US President Donald Trump said: 'They were looking to do big damage to our fort.' Iran'
Soft justice is letting victims down, says furious Met chief (opens the original)
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The UK's top police chief has blasted Labour's justice reforms, saying the system puts criminals first. Mark Rowley said 'children should be put first, not the paedophile' as he warned that 'dangerous and prolific offenders' are 'routinely' released on bail despite the risk they pose. In an unprecedented attack, Sir Mark described how public confidence in the justice system is under threat, saying it was 'little surprise' victims were deserting prosecutions in droves after seeing their attackers
MI5 chief faces contempt threat after spies lied in court about agent (opens the original)
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The head of MI5 should be held in contempt of court after spies lied to judges about a violent neo-Nazi agent, a court has heard. Sir Ken McCallum faces the prospect of contempt proceedings after MI5 accepted it had provided false evidence to three courts about a neo-Nazi informant who exploited his role with the agency to violently threaten his girlfriend. The woman, known only as Beth, claims that she was abused by the agent who attacked her with a machete and used his status to terrorise her
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