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Decorated U.S. Army veteran, Godfrey Wade, faces deportation, raising concerns about immigration protections for former military members. Arrested for driving without a license, hes now detained by ICE, highlighting a growing trend of non-citizen veterans being detained under recent policies. Wade, a grandfather and college graduate, served in the Army and earned commendations for his service. Hes currently held at Stewart detention center, facing accusations of rights abuses and medical neglect. His family seeks financial assistance for legal costs, while members of Congress request more information on affected veterans and reports suggest VA may share data with ICE, impacting thousands more.

Car Enthusiast Sevak Maljian Buys Stolen Electric Vehicle for £13,000: A Cautionary Tale on Car Cloning Sevak Maljian, a 35-year-old car enthusiast from Cardiff, unknowingly bought a stolen Kia EV six for £13,000 after being deceived by fraudsters who cloned the vehicle. Despite taking precautions, he discovered the car was stolen when the service center found a forged key and mismatched VIN on the chassis. This incident underscores the growing issue of car cloning and the importance of verifying every VIN, including the chassis, and checking the sellers identity and address.

Marjorie Taylor Greene accuses fellow Republicans of privately mocking Trump, only to publicly support him after his 2024 nomination. She claims these Republicans, once critical of Trump, strategically adopted his Make America Great Again slogan. Greene, a former Trump ally, has faced threats and attacks from both sides of the political spectrum, leading her to report hundreds of threats to the US Capitol police. She believes many Republicans avoid criticizing Trump due to fear of his retaliation on Truth Social.

Im a Celebrity finalist Angry Ginge, aka Morgan Burtwistle, is the favorite to win after Manchester rapper Aitchs elimination. Raised by a hardworking mother, Morgans determination is inspired by her. Hes also a football enthusiast, friends with Wayne Rooney, and managed a grassroots club. Recently on Celebrity Gogglebox with Luke Littler, Morgans star continues to rise.

Honor killings in Europe: A growing concern as young women face violence for defying family rules. Ryan Al Najjars case exemplifies this tragic trend, with prosecutors alleging her father ordered her murder due to her Westernized lifestyle. European Parliament briefings confirm that in some member states, over half of murdered women are killed by partners or relatives, many of which are believed to be honor killings. Germany and the Netherlands report numerous cases, with young women seeking protection from their families. The urgent need for better safeguards is highlighted by ongoing court proceedings.

Saracens Womens Rugby Team Secures Fifth Consecutive Victory Saracens Womens Rugby Team extended their unbeaten streak in Premiership Womens Rugby with a thirty-three to fifteen triumph over Loughborough Lightning. Despite an early deficit, Saracens dominated the final quarter, scoring three tries and securing a decisive win. The victory further solidifies Saracens position in the league, with their only defeat coming against the current unbeaten leaders, Gloucester-Hartpury.

In 1988, North Cornwall faced a catastrophic event: a mass poisoning due to 20 tonnes of aluminum sulfate in the public water supply. The South West Water Authoritys 16-day delay in informing the public, amidst privatization plans, led to severe health issues, including Richard Gibbons debilitating illness and eventual death. His family, along with others affected, still seeks a public inquiry, highlighting the enduring impact of this tragedy on the community and the fight for justice.

Two young adults tragically lost their lives in a car crash in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, on December 6th. A grey Land Rover Evoque and a black Vauxhall Corsa collided on the A952 road, resulting in the deaths of a 24-year-old man and woman. The womans passenger was also pronounced dead at the scene. Four others were hospitalized, including two young schoolboys. Police are investigating and appealing for witnesses or dash-cam footage.

A romantic restaurant proposal turns into a drug bust as a pregnant woman and her fiancé are arrested for their roles in a multi-million-pound drug operation. The couple, Saskia Steward and Jack Donegan, were part of a large drug trafficking network responsible for supplying ketamine and cocaine across the UK. Jack, the leader, boasted about drug deals to Saskia, who was aware of his illicit activities. Saskia was sentenced to an eighteen-month suspended sentence, while Jack received fifteen years in prison. Seven other men involved in the conspiracy were also jailed, receiving a combined total of fifty-four years.