Frank Conway, also known as Freddie Scappaticci, lived in Guildford as a reclusive figure, hiding his past as a brutal IRA killer and British military spy. Unmasked in 2003 as “Stakeknife,” linked to numerous murders and abductions, he lived a quiet life in Surrey until his arrest in 2018 by Operation Kenova. Despite his dark history, his neighbors were unaware of his true identity, only recalling him as the portly man who walked his dog and kept to himself on their smart road in suburban Surrey.
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Rachel Reeves summons regulators to No 10 in drive for cuts to red tape
A group of industry regulators are meeting with the chancellor to discuss ways to accelerate economic growth, with Rachel Reeves expected to outline plans to cut regulatory costs and abolish certain bodies. This follows the government's move to reduce bureaucracy, including the recent abolition of NHS England. Measures to be announced include streamlining environmental regulations and simplifying mortgage lending rules to boost business in the UK. The government is also planning to reduce the number...
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