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Reed Wischhusen, 32, planned to kill teachers, ex-classmates and police officers in Somerset using an ‘armory’ of homemade weapons.

Included in the update were disparaging nouns “wokery” and “wokeism,” signifying “progressive or leftwing attitudes or practices, especially those opposing social injustice or discrimination, that are viewed as doctrinaire, self-righteous, pernicious, or insincere.”

In Review: Inside the Post Office Scandal The Post Office scandal has dominated the British news over the past few weeks since the release of an ITV dramatisation of the scandal. With the government now rushing through legislation, more and more victims speaking out and the many twists and turns as the public inquiry continues, we’re looking at some talking points from the scandal. Our Explainer gives you the facts (above), but below are three interesting takes on the scandal that we don’t want you to miss out on. One of the articles looks at what the scandal tells you…

Two police officers ‘grabbed’ her as she attempted to leave the store.

The French Government and the country’s equivalent of the Royal Mint has appeared to blame one another for the humiliating oversight.

Residents of Bel Air Chalet Estate in Essex are furious their road still hasn’t been rid of potholes one year after reporting the problem.

Super Nintendo World could receive a Luigi’s Mansion expansion too.

Since the release of the ITV drama – Mr Bates vs The Post Office – there have been widespread discussions over the infamous Post Office scandal. But what’s the true story? And what comes next?  Inside the Post Office scandal  Between 1999 and 2015, hundreds of self-employed workers at the UK Post Office (state-owned) were wrongly prosecuted or convicted for false accounting, theft and fraud, because of glitches in a software system that incorrectly showed money missing from accounts.  Some went to jail, some went bankrupt, others saw their marriages destroyed whilst at least four people committed suicide. The managers…

Sometimes, it’s actually better than ‘regular’ sex.

City remain without their star striker.