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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Windrush activists rally government to save Notting Hill carnival
Campaigners are urging the UK Government to provide urgent funding to protect the Notting Hill Carnival, a vital cultural event facing jeopardy, as highlighted by its chairman Ian Comfort on Windrush Day. The carnival, significant for its representation of Caribbean heritage and resilience, draws over two million attendees annually, and its potential decline adds to the ongoing struggles of the Windrush generation for justice and recognition. Need More Context? 🔎
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