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Freddy Brazier used Race Across The World cash to buy cannabis during filming
Freddy Brazier used his Celebrity Race Across The World budget to buy drugs while filming in Brazil. The son of Jade Goody and Jeff Brazier has said that filming took place around Mother's Day, a time when he wished to be alone to remember his mum…
Hocus Pocus child star's surprising career after Hollywood running award winning cannabis shop
While some announcements are nothing but a bunch of hocus pocus, what's actually true is the lead actor in Hocus Pocus helps people get high, and not with a broomstick. If you know the US, you'll understand that some states legalised weed not too…
Drugs worth €150,000 seized as part of Garda investigation into Dublin incident
Gardai have seized suspected drugs worth an estimated €150,000 as part of a probe into an incident that occurred in Swords, Co Dublin. Details of the incident have not been disclosed but Gardai tonight confirmed that they searched a home on…
All of the latest East Lancashire cases heard by the magistrates' court
Qais Iqbal, 33, of Carlton Gardens, Blackburn, was given a community order after admitting to drug-driving. The court heard he drove a Seat Leon on Bolton Road, Blackburn, on April 12, 2026, with a cocaine breakdown product in his blood above the…
Teenager arrested after gardai seize €175k worth of drugs in Dublin operation
A male in his late teens has been arrested after €175,000 worth of drugs were seized following a major garda operation in Co Dublin. As part of ongoing operations targeting the sale and supply of drugs in the area, Gardaí searched a…
Scales of Justice: The latest cases from Oxford Magistrates' Court
RICHARD SEAMARK, 35 and of London Road, Blewbury, pleaded guilty to making indecent photographs/pseudo-photograph of a child, namely 2,754 category C images of a child and 81 category B images of a child in Didcot on March 26. He was ordered to pay…
Ten men from our region jailed this week for more than 63 years
A drug dealer who accidentally shot his girlfriend, an ex-Everton academy footballer and his Phil Collins lookalike brother were among the Merseyside criminals jailed over the past week. Also locked up were an ex-Merseyside Police officer who…
How 'people power' and business transformed medicine, but created a whole new set of risks
There's been a shift in how some medicines and therapeutic products are accessed and used. Medicinal cannabis, glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) weight-loss medicines, ketamine, psychedelics, testosterone and peptides illustrate this shift.
Face behind major arson attack must pay back thousands to victims
The Leicestershire man who orchestrated a devastating arson attack that caused £1 million in damage has been ordered to pay tens of thousands of pounds to the victims. Dylan Earl, from Elmesthorpe, near Hinckley, admitted aggravated arson and…
Addictive behaviour is falling among Portuguese teens, except some
There are fewer problems and lower levels of consumption among Portuguese teenagers, but the highest-risk behaviours are increasingly concentrated among young people who accumulate several vulnerability factors. This is the main conclusion of a new…
Dad caught with Class A drugs at Birmingham Airport before family holiday
A father preparing to embark on a family getaway from Birmingham Airport was discovered with Class A substances in his luggage, a court has heard. Mohammed Hussain was accompanied by his partner and child ahead of their planned journey to Antalya…
Explainer: What you need to know about the smaller political parties in this year's election
Explainer - More than a dozen parties are asking for your vote this year, including several smaller ones striving to make it into Parliament, most for the first time. If a party wants to contest the party vote, they must register with the Electoral…
£300k works to revamp these two old Nuneaton play areas approved
Plans to spend £300,000 on revamping two old Nuneaton play areas have been approved. CoventryLive reported that the borough council revealed plans for several parks across the two towns. Now proposals for Tiverton Drive and Chaucer Drive play…
Bar involved in huge criminal operation in fall from grace for iconic venue
A once-renowned Manchester venue could lose its premises licence after it was found to be part of a huge criminal operation. Guixiang Liu, 48, was listed as the business director and premises licence holder of Napoleons, on Bloom Street. The venue…
Unchecked powers eroding our democracy
In a functioning democracy, the government's mandate is not a licence to rule by decree, but a responsibility to govern through consensus and accountability. A growing concern in the political landscape of T&T under the current administration may…
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