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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Reeves opens door to cutting US car import tariffs in UK trade talks
SummaryChancellor Rachel Reeves has indicated a potential reduction in tariffs on US car imports to the UK as part of trade negotiations, emphasizing that this will not compromise Britain’s food and car safety standards. While discussing the challenges of securing a deal with US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, Reeves affirmed that tariffs must be mutually beneficial, and the UK will not rush negotiations to ensure they align with national interests. The UK government remains firm...
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