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A man in his 50s was arrested in Okehampton, Devon, after allegedly threatening people with an axe at the White Hart Hotel, a Wetherspoon pub, around 6pm on Sunday. Devon and Cornwall Police responded to the scene, and although the suspect fled before their arrival, a police helicopter was deployed to search for him. He was apprehended around 8:50pm on suspicion of making threats to kill and possessing an offensive weapon, with no injuries reported...

Millions of families in the UK will receive their Child Benefit payments earlier this month due to the upcoming Easter bank holidays on April 18 and April 21. Child Benefit, which provides financial support to parents or guardians for children under 16 and those under 20 in approved education, is not means-tested and is paid approximately every four weeks. This year, payments for Child Benefit, Universal Credit, and other benefits like Personal Independence Payment and...

A former British military intelligence officer has warned that China is preparing for an invasion of Taiwan, predicting it could occur within the next two years. Philip Ingram MBE noted that China's military drills and the construction of "invasion barges" signal a serious intent, likening the situation to Russia's buildup before its attack on Ukraine. He emphasized that the development of these logistical capabilities indicates that a decision to invade has likely already been made,...

Summary Convicted killer John Mansfield was found dead at HMP Whitemoor near March, Cambridgeshire, on April 13. Mansfield, who was serving a life sentence for the 2006 murder of his 63-year-old neighbor Ann Alfanso, had a history of violence, including a second life sentence in 2014 for stabbing another inmate. A 44-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murdering Mansfield, and an investigation by the police is ongoing. Full Article

British Steel is implementing emergency measures to secure raw materials essential for steel production at its Scunthorpe plant, which recently came under government control. The urgency is heightened as failure to obtain these materials could lead to the shutdown of one of the plant's two blast furnaces within days. This situation underscores the critical importance of maintaining raw material supplies to sustain operations at the UK's last two blast furnaces. Full Article

Steve Bray, known as the “Stop Brexit Man,” has been acquitted by Westminster magistrates court in London of violating a police ban on playing anti-Conservative and anti-Brexit music through speakers outside parliament in March of the previous year. The court's decision highlights Bray's right to express his political views despite the police's restrictions. Further details regarding the case are expected to be released soon. Full Article