Friday, 21 March 2014

Armed raider twice jailed for life is freed only to strike again

Derek Rossi, the career armed robber who shot two policemen in a series of horrifying raids, who has now been given a third life sentence

An armed robber has received an astonishing third life sentence after twice being freed to strike again.

The Met corruption files

Investigation: The Mail today makes clear the links between the murders of Stephen Lawrence and Daniel Morgan

This week saw the shocking revelation that a ‘lorry-load’ of documents compiled during a secret investigation into corruption in Britain’s biggest police force was shredded in 2003.
A secret ‘ghost squad’ of detectives involved in the inquiry uncovered proof of widespread criminality among their Metropolitan Police colleagues in the Eighties and Nineties. 
Now, suspicion is growing that the original inquiries into two infamous South London murders - those of black teenager Stephen Lawrence and a private investigator named Daniel Morgan - were sabotaged by corrupt officers.

Parents who saw shot man outside creche 'rushed to protect children'


A man with dissident republican links and wanted over a double murder was shot in the head outside a creche in Dublin’s latest gangland-style attack, police sources have revealed.

Evil mum forced her son to watch her have sex with her brothers


Mother of six in court over catalogue of sexual abuse and neglect on her own children – including putting her breasts in son's mouth

Detective stole drugs from police compound and sold them for £1million

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A corrupt detective who made more than £1 million by selling drugs he was meant to be destroying will only have to pay back an amount equating to a quarter of his ill-gotten gains.

Is Yahoo moving to Dublin to avoid British authorities snooping?


Exposed: Among the most disclosures in documents leaked by former NSA systems analyst Edward Snowden, were reports that GCHQ intercepted and stored the images of millions of people using Yahoo webcams. Yahoo (logo pictured) said that that the move was 'a whole new level of violation of our user's privacy'

Theresa May is concerned that Yahoo’s planned move to Dublin could prevent British counter-terrorism experts gaining access to users’ information.

Woman tried to drown herself and her baby by walking into a river

A Chinese mother tried to take her own life - and the life of her one-year-old son - by throwing herself into a river. But Huang Yuan became stuck in the mud and was rescued

Chinese mother Huang Yuan tried to take both her and her son's life by attempting to drown herself in a river in the Guangdong province.