Ed Griffiths
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Migrant crisis: Second village set to hold independence vote over Labour plan to move in ‘fighting-age’ migrants within months
A second village is set to hold a Piddington-style independence vote over Labour’s plan to move in “fighting-age” migrants to the local area. The referendum,…
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‘Putney Pusher’ suspect offered to pay for private DNA test to clear name
The “Putney Pusher” suspect offered to pay for a private DNA test to clear his name, it has been revealed. The sisters of Nicholas Brandram,…
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Manchester news: Lollipop man in his 70s hit by car on school crossing as horrified children watch him suffer gruesome injuries
A lollipop man in his 70s has been struck by a car at a pedestrian crossing directly outside a school. The crossing patrol officer was…
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Green council forced to correct road sign for SS Great Britain after spelling blunder
A Green council has been forced to correct a road sign after the word “Britain” was spelt incorrectly. The road sign showed motorists directions towards…
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Prison overcrowding crisis could force inmates to ‘double up’ in cells
The UK prison system faces a severe capacity crisis as the Ministry of Justice scrambles for emergency solutions to keep pace with dwindling prison spaces.…
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Prison crisis: ‘No final decision’ made on prisoners sharing temporary cells to free up space
The Ministry of Justice has said it has made “no final decision” on whether prisoners can share temporary cells built for one person to ease…
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Putney pusher suspect’s family blame ‘intense pressure from police investigation’ for his death
The family of Nicholas Brandram have insisted he was not the so-called “Putney pusher”. They said he “took his own life after months of immense…
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Leicestershire news: Food making giant fined nearly £600,000 after two workers suffer scald wounds at Melton Mowbry site
A food-making giant has been fined nearly £600,000 after two workers suffered serious scald injuries at a site in Melton Mowbray. Samworth Brothers Ltd, the…
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Archaeologists uncover remarkable Ice Age ‘Venus’ models carved from mammoth ivory
Archaeologists have discovered that elaborate engravings on 18,000-year-old “Venus” figurines were directly inspired by the natural growth patterns in mammoth tusks. The research, published in…
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NHS reaches deal to roll out life-extending breast cancer drug after years of arguing over cost
A breakthrough breast cancer treatment manufactured by AstraZeneca has been approved for use on the NHS in England, following years of dispute over its price.…