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Labour's 'shameful' prison early release scheme kicks off (opens the original)
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Gleeful prisoners thanked Andy Burnham today as they became the first of thousands of criminals to be set free under his 'shameful' early release scheme. Inmates grinned and raised their fists in the air as they streamed out of jails across England and Wales from 8.30am. At HMP Brixton in south London, one man jailed for stealing 'a load of cigarettes' said he was walking free almost a year before his scheduled release date in August 2027. Asked if he had anything to say to the prime minister, h
Crime syndicate linked to suspected gangster targeted by police (opens the original)
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More than 800 Met Police officers carried out a series of dramatic dawn raids yesterday in a major operation targeting one of Britain's most feared crime gangs. A specialist tactical officer was stabbed in the leg as the force swooped on 24 properties and arrested 17 people across London and four counties. The operation is believed to have targeted the 'Hunt Syndicate', a criminal network linked to offences ranging from fraud and money laundering to serious violence. David Hunt, nicknamed the 'L
Anger over plans for processing centre at historic naval port (opens the original)
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Plans to convert a historic sea fort into a processing centre for small boat migrants will only encourage more illegal crossings, a Conservative MP has warned. Fort Blockhouse, which was built in the 19th century to guard the entrance to Portsmouth Harbour, could be used as a reception centre as part of contingency proposals for dealing with small boats crossing the Channel into Hampshire. Typically, small boats have sailed towards Kent, but smugglers have recently shifted tactics by launching v
Bulgarian woman in UK's biggest benefit fraud pays back just £18,000 (opens the original)
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A Bulgarian woman who took part in Britain's biggest ever benefits fraud has paid back just £18,000. Tvetka Todorova, 54, filed thousands of false claims as part of a gang of fraudsters that swindled taxpayers out of £54million. She made £263,514 from the scam and was jailed for three years in May 2024. The swindler was released in late 2025 and ordered to repay £101,201.78 at a confiscation order hearing in January. But Todorova has coughed up just £18,228.14 so far – less than a fifth of what
How ISIS-linked terrorists besieged a hotel packed with westerners (opens the original)
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The descent into hell began at 4pm, when the distant crackle of gunfire shattered the sultry stillness of the afternoon. In Palma, a pretty coastal town in northern Mozambique, ISIS-linked militants were attacking from three directions – overwhelming members of the local security forces. Terrorists armed with rocket launchers, rifles and machetes rampaged along its palm-lined streets, leaving a trail of beheaded bodies in their wake. Six miles away from Palma was a $20billion (£15billion) gas pr
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