Nasen Saadi, a criminology student, was sentenced to life in prison with a minimum term of 39 years for stabbing a woman to death and injuring her friend on Bournemouth beach. Saadi, described as “extremely dangerous” and having a “grievance against women”, researched locations for the attack and showed no remorse, with the judge stating he was a danger to society due to his deep-seated rage towards women and society. Saadi, who exhibited a fascination with murder and violence, was convicted of murder and attempted murder after a trial where he denied his guilt for the “utterly senseless” attack.
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UK politics latest: Starmer and Trump hold ‘productive’ call but Britain still ‘expects US tariffs this week’
Despite a "productive" phone call between Sir Keir Starmer and President Donald Trump over a trade deal, UK officials fear that the country will be hit by US tariffs this week. They are racing to avoid Mr. Trump's "Liberation Day" on Wednesday, which will impose high tariffs on imported goods. British representatives hope to secure a "UK-US economic prosperity deal" to exempt British goods from tariffs, but fear they may not reach an agreement in...
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