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Gemma MacRae says management ignored complaints as ex-colleague awaits sexual assault sentence ​​A former police officer says she has lost all faith in Police Scotland’s capacity to tackle bullying and misogyny within its ranks, as an ex-colleague awaits sentence for sexually assaulting her more than four years after she initially made a complaint. Gemma MacRae says she was targeted by a “boys’ club” of colleagues at Forres police station, in Moray, after she accused her ex-partner, also a police officer, of domestic abuse, and that as the intimidation grew worse her superiors “did nothing to protect me”. Continue reading… ​Gemma…

Earl Gateshead chose five treasured cuts reflecting huge moments in British and Jamaican cultural history.

The poisonous reptile has been running rings around the zoo staff.

  Signs a dog is stressed include panting excessively, drooling, shaking, yawning and putting their tail between their legs. ​Signs a dog is stressed include panting excessively, drooling, shaking, yawning and putting their tail between their legs. 

The couple and other caravanners faced a lengthy legal battle with the previous owner.

 Downing Street says the position on Rishi Sunak’s attendance at the Egypt summit is being kept ‘under review’. Downing Street says the position on Rishi Sunak’s attendance at the Egypt summit is being kept ‘under review’. 

 There are growing concerns over conditions at the migrant processing centre in Manston, Kent, which opened in January this year. There are growing concerns over conditions at the migrant processing centre in Manston, Kent, which opened in January this year. 

  Rebecca Fenner and her family have been forced to stay in two separate houses after being made homeless by a private landlord. ​Rebecca Fenner and her family have been forced to stay in two separate houses after being made homeless by a private landlord. 

  “We stand at the precipice”, researchers warn, as they recommend such measures as switching from fossil fuels to renewable energy and from meat to plant-based diets. ​”We stand at the precipice”, researchers warn, as they recommend such measures as switching from fossil fuels to renewable energy and from meat to plant-based diets. 

David Cunningham wins apology and ‘substantial’ damages over articles published in 2005 and 2006 A former partner of Kerry Katona has won an apology for phone hacking and “substantial” damages from the publisher of the Mirror. David Cunningham, an engineer, brought a claim against Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN), which also publishes the People and the Sunday Mirror, over 36 articles published in 2005 and 2006 while he was in a relationship with the former Atomic Kitten singer. Continue reading… ​David Cunningham wins apology and ‘substantial’ damages over articles published in 2005 and 2006A former partner of Kerry Katona has won…