Sexual Health Doctor Sentenced for Assault and Secret Filming of Patients Thursday, March 5, 2026 sexualhealth assault voyeurism medicalabuse victimsupport prosecution indecentimages dorset justice investigation A sexual health doctor has been sentenced to six years in prison after sexually assaulting and secretly recording his patients. Dr. Timothy Girling, 55, from West Molesey, Surrey, exploited his role at a medical centre in … Read More
Armed Police Raid Hidden Gun Factory Supplying Firearms to Somerset Gangs Tuesday, February 24, 2026 firearms crime nca guns somerset cumbria organisedcrime methamphetamine raid prosecution Dramatic footage reveals armed police raiding a concealed weapons factory hidden within an ordinary motorcycle workshop, following the conviction of a criminal network supplying firearms to rival gangs, including those in … Read More
TV Licence Rules: Gaming, DVDs, and Discounts on the £174.50 Fee Saturday, February 7, 2026 tvlicence gaming dvds discounts pensioncredit feeincrease bbciplayer livetv prosecution inflation In April 2025, the standard TV Licence fee rose to £174.50, reflecting a 2.9% increase in line with inflation. This annual payment is mandatory for households or businesses that watch live television broadcasts or use BBC … Read More
TV Licence Rules for Gaming, DVDs, and Discount Eligibility on the £174.50 Fee Saturday, February 7, 2026 tvlicence gaming dvds bbciplayer licencefee pensioncredit tvrules inflation livetv prosecution The TV Licence fee increased to £174.50 in April 2025, marking the second rise since 2021. This annual charge applies to households or businesses that watch live TV broadcasts or use BBC iPlayer. However, many people wonder … Read More
Extra £174.50 TV Licences Required for Some UK Homes – Who Must Pay? Thursday, February 5, 2026 tvlicence fees ukhomes secondhome caravans bbciplayer streaming licencerules prosecution inflation The cost of a TV Licence in the UK increased to £174.50 starting April 1, 2025, marking the second rise since 2021. This annual fee is mandatory for households and businesses that watch or record live TV, including live … Read More
Weston-super-Mare Shopkeeper Fined Over £10,000 for Cutting Food with Dirty Knife Thursday, January 15, 2026 weston-super-mare foodsafety hygiene foodcrime prosecution fines publichealth foodstandards shopkeeper northsomerset A Weston-super-Mare shopkeeper has been fined more than £10,000 after using a rusty, contaminated knife to cut meat and fish sold in his store. Binu Chacko, owner of Central News and Food in the town centre, admitted to ten … Read More