Assisted Dying Moves Closer to Legalisation After MPs' Historic Vote Friday, June 20, 2025 assisteddying euthanasia endoflife legislation parliament terminalillness healthcare law consciencevote publicopinion Assisted dying is one step closer to becoming legal in England and Wales after MPs voted in favour of a landmark Bill. The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, proposed by Kim Leadbeater, received majority support in the … Read More
Police Seize Firearm, Taser, and Drugs in Bristol Drug Dealer’s Home Friday, June 6, 2025 drug firearm taser bristol police arrest drugsupply crime law justice This footage captures the moment police uncovered Class A drugs, multiple firearms, and ammunition at the Bristol home of drug dealer Jardel Edwards. Officers discovered the firearms hidden in a drawer, alongside a taser and … Read More
One-Man Crimewave Released on Bail Ahead of Sentencing Thursday, May 22, 2025 crime shoplifting assault sentencing bridgwater bail theft police offender law Corrie Moore, a 25-year-old from Beech Road, Bridgwater, known for a staggering record of over 50 offences, has been released on bail and is currently back on the streets as he awaits sentencing scheduled for July. Moore has … Read More
Driver Jailed Following Reckless Police Chase Through Melksham Tuesday, May 13, 2025 police chase dangerous driving melksham arrested prison law roadpolicing offense Nathan Law, a 42-year-old resident of Lansdowne, Semington, has been sentenced to one year in prison after leading police on a perilous pursuit through the town of Melksham in May. The incident unfolded on Wednesday, May 7, … Read More
Somerset Special Constable Charged with Harassment Wednesday, May 7, 2025 somerset specialconstable harassment suspension police court investigation misconduct accountability law A Somerset special constable, James Mouzoure, has been charged with harassment against a woman over a period of three months. The 35-year-old faces allegations of sending persistent texts, phone calls, and social media … Read More
Majority of Professionals Call for Ban on Smacking Children in England Friday, May 2, 2025 smacking children professionals england ban survey nspcc law child protection legislation Findings from a recent poll have shown that a significant number of professionals who work with children are supporting the prohibition of smacking in England. This aligns with the existing laws in Wales and Scotland. … Read More