36 minutes ago 24 Hours In Police Custody to show how anonymous online messages escalated

The show airs on Monday at 9pm on Channel 4.

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45 minutes ago Drink spiking to be made criminal offence as Starmer pledges crackdown on violence against women

Prime minister calls chief constables, transport bosses and industry executives to Downing Street on Monday to urge co-ordinated response as Labour promises to halve violence against women and girls in next decade

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2 hours ago Thousands of bar staff in England and Wales to be trained to spot spiking

Training for 10,000 hospitality workers announced as Keir Starmer hosts talks on tackling violence against womenThousands of bar staff will be trained to spot and stop spiking in England and Wales as the government steps up efforts to tackle violence against women and girls.About 10,000 hospitality workers will be trained in preventing and dealing with incidents of spiking by spring next year, Downing Street said before a meeting with police and hospitality leaders. Continue reading...

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2 hours ago Former Met Police chief helped Mohamed Al Fayed's younger brother evade a drugs scandal, ex

Disgraced Al Fayed and his aides were said to able to call on the help of former Met Commissioner Sir David McNee, according to the Sunday Times.

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2 hours ago I'm A Celebrity viewers hail Coleen Rooney a 'warrior' as she keeps her cool while covered in cockroaches and rats

The WAG, 38, was the latest celeb to face a brutal challenge as she was swarmed by cockroaches, rats, giant mealworms and crickets during Sunday's episode.

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2 hours ago Storm Bert's 70mph winds and horror flooding kill at least 3 people in nightmare weekend

Storm Bert has caused a 'major incident' across the country as three people lost their lives while councils across Wales assess the damage left behind by the brutal weekend's weather

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2 hours ago Detectives hunt 'hoaxer' after two buses evacuated and bomb squad called to Chester

Cheshire Police have said reports of 'suspicious activity' on two buses in Chester city centre were 'malicious'

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3 hours ago South African dissident writer and poet Breyten Breytenbach dies at 85

South African writer and poet Breyten Breytenbach, a staunch opponent of the former white-minority government’s apartheid policy of racial segregation, has died in Paris, his family announced on Sunday

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4 hours ago Why your favourite breakfast food could be fake and the three ways to spot the real thing

Brits consume 43,000 tons of it a year - or, at least, we think we do, for it turns out that most of the honey sold in this country is fake.

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