3 d. ago 'Extremely dangerous predator' who told girl 'I'll pretend to be your granddad in McDonald's' back behind bars

Harry Croft has been banned from engaging in online chat for the rest of his life

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4 d. ago ‘Extremely dangerous misfit’ jailed for minimum of 39 years for beach attack

Nasen Saadi attacked Amie Gray and Leanne Miles on Bournemouth beach because of his ‘grievance towards women’.

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6 d. ago Baby monitor helps catch out 'extremely dangerous' rapist as his sick plot unravels

Connor Pennell, 28, of Skelmersdale, was sentenced to nine-and-a-half years at Bolton Crown Court on Tuesday after being found guilty of a brutal catalogue of abuse

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6 d. ago 'Extremely dangerous' rapist was caught after footage of him attacking victim was secretly filmed on a baby monitor

Connor Pennell was finally caught after officers found the horrifying footage which had been safed unto his phone.

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6 d. ago Evil rapist jailed after police find sick baby monitor footage of attack saved on phone

Connor Pennell, 28, was jailed after police uncovered footage saved on his phone of him attacking the victim.

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6 d. ago Rapist caught after police discovered baby monitor footage of his attack on a woman

Connor Pennell was finally caught after officers found the horrifying footage which had been safed unto his phone.

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6 d. ago Controlling rapist thug jailed after sickening attack on victim was caught on baby monitor

Connor Pennell was found guilty at Bolton Crown Court after detectives uncovered footage through a baby camera monitor that was saved to his phone showing the abuse

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1 week ago Counter terror tactics help Met Police catch 100 predators targeting women and girls

The Metropolitan Police says the V100 initiative has doubled the likelihood of them arresting the worst predators, but Sadiq Khan warned ‘there is still work to do’

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2 w. ago Inside ‘extremely dangerous’ fake dentist office where woman allegedly performed extractions on patients

Police have shared footage of inside an “extremely dangerous” fake dentist office where a woman is alleged to have performed extractions and root canals on patients.

Science

2 w. ago Scientists discover genius way you can lose weight from the comfort of the bath

Shower and bath boffins claim that one simple change could help burn 100s of calories, although there is a potential catch for those that enjoy relaxing in the warm

Politics

2 w. ago Psychic's theory about those strange orbs and dots you see on your smartphone

According to psychic, Anne Jirsch our electronic devices, including our TV and baby monitor and phones, could be connecting us to our loved ones from the 'other side'

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2 w. ago Psychic's warning about strange dots or orbs on your smartphone will give you chills

Are loved ones contacting you through the TV and baby monitor? Psychic Anne Jirsch explains how our electronics act as a conduit for the ‘other side’ - and even a blank text could be a message

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2 w. ago 'Reliable' Amazon baby monitor slashed to £45 giving new parents 'peace of mind'

"This is a really great little monitor for the price - such good value!!"

Economics

2 w. ago Prison death of sick Scots rapist who abused girls for half a decade to be probed

Joseph Glass was convicted of raping three girls as well as a string of other charges and died behind bars.

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2 w. ago The UK’s gamble on solar geoengineering is like using aspirin for cancer

Injecting pollutants into the atmosphere to reflect the sun would be extremely dangerous, but the UK is funding field trialsSome years ago in the pages of the Guardian, we sounded the alarm about the increasing attention being paid to solar geoengineering – a barking mad scheme to cancel global heating by putting pollutants in the atmosphere that dim the sun by reflecting some sunlight back to space.In one widely touted proposition, fleets of aircraft would continually inject sulphur compounds into the upper atmosphere, simulating the effects of a massive array of volcanoes erupting continuously. In essence, we have broken the climate by releasing gigatonnes of fossil-fuel carbon dioxide, and solar geoengineering proposes to “fix” it by breaking a very different part of the climate system.Raymond T Pierrehumbert FRS is professor of planetary physics at the University of Oxford. He is an author of the 2015 US National Academy of Sciences report on climate interventionMichael E Mann F...

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2 w. ago The UK’s gamble on solar geoengineering is like using aspirin for cancer | Raymond Pierrehumbert and Michael Mann

Injecting pollutants into the atmosphere to reflect the sun would be extremely dangerous, but the UK is funding field trialsSome years ago in the pages of the Guardian, we sounded the alarm about the increasing attention being paid to solar geoengineering – a barking mad scheme to cancel global heating by putting pollutants in the atmosphere that dim the sun by reflecting some sunlight back to space.In one widely touted proposition, fleets of aircraft would continually inject sulphur compounds into the upper atmosphere, simulating the effects of a massive array of volcanoes erupting continuously. In essence, we have broken the climate by releasing gigatonnes of fossil-fuel carbon dioxide, and solar geoengineering proposes to “fix” it by breaking a very different part of the climate system.Raymond T Pierrehumbert FRS is professor of planetary physics at the University of Oxford. He is an author of the 2015 US National Academy of Sciences report on climate interventionMichael E Mann F...

Science

3 w. ago What is ‘danger tourism’? Why tourists take extreme risks for travel experiences

Tourists have often sparked criticism when travelling to war zones or ‘dangerous’ countries. Amelia Neath explores the impact of this type of travel and how it differs from other types of tourism where travellers seek thrills

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3 w. ago ‘Eureka’ moment as scientists discover common drug stops some cancers spreading

Research suggests aspirin supports a boost in the immune system to help catch deadly cancer cells

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4 w. ago New blood test to spot bowel cancer before symptoms start, as cases among the young on the rise

A blood test that detects tiny fragments shed by bowel cancer cells could help catch the disease at its earliest stage, increasing the chances of survival.

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