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They’re back at school. Phew. Perhaps you’re finding, like me, that life is slowly starting to return to something like normal. Homework is a walk in the park when compared with home-schooling. And yet, it’s not quite the same. For many of our children, education is no longer full-time, with pupils being sent home at … Read more
A county lines drugs lord who used 12 children as slaves in a £2million crack cocaine racket has been jailed for 11 years. Zain Khan, 21, boasted to police, ‘I earn more than you in my sleep’, as detectives cracked down on his gang. Khan and his brother Junaid, 20, forced children as young as … Read more
A county lines drugs lord who used 12 children as slaves in a £2million crack cocaine racket has been jailed for 11 years. Zain Khan, 21, boasted to police, ‘I earn more than you in my sleep’, as detectives cracked down on his gang. Khan and his brother Junaid, 20, forced children as young as … Read more
Royal wedding preacher Bishop Michael Curry says he could ‘feel the presence of slaves’ at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s nuptials and calls it a ‘sign of hope’ for the future Bishop Michael Curry reflected on the royal wedding in an interview with People Claims to have felt the presence and heard the voices of … Read more
Two evil brothers who made £1,000 a day using women as ‘slaves’ in a drug trafficking racket from a vulnerable victim’s home have each been jailed for more than seven years. Smirking Sulman Khan, 26, and 24-year old sibling Zafran set up base in one woman’s house after exploiting her mental health difficulties to ply … Read more
Why are arguments about the love of country always held between BBC-type Britain-hating pinkoes, embarrassed by their own nation, and shouty jingoes, who never think about what patriotism really means? Here we all are in a state of rage about whether the words of Rule, Britannia should be sung at the Last Night Of The … Read more
A black poet was shocked to learn that he is the descendant of slaves, slave traders, a prime minister and the first black international footballer. Malik Al Nasir, born in 1966 in Toxeth, Liverpool, noticed he looked similar to a black Victorian footballer and went on a 15 year journey into his family history, uncovering … Read more
‘I couldn’t help but cry’: Mica Paris was ‘overwhelmed with sadness and anger’ after visiting a cellar once used to hide slaves on the run in Tennessee By Bryony Jewell For Mailonline Published: 21:57 BST, 18 July 2020 | Updated: 21:57 BST, 18 July 2020 Mica Paris has revealed how she was ‘overwhelmed with sadness’ … Read more
A group of 11 adults, believed to be kept as slaves, were found at an industrial site during a massive raid involving more than 100 police officers. Officers battered their way onto the site in an armoured truck, through what they described as ‘numerous safety measures’. Once inside the gated, semi-industrial compound in Crews Hill, … Read more
White chef yells ‘black lives don’t matter’, says ‘blacks should be slaves’ and calls driver the N-word in shocking racist attack in upstate New York Video shows the man, who identifies himself as Barry Wardell, yelling at a driver: ‘Put me on Facebook, black lives don’t matter! N****r!’ Wardell claimed he works as a chef … Read more