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Convicted terrorist Walid Saadaoui plotted a mass murder against Jews with three accomplices, but the identity of a fourth attacker remains unknown. Saadaoui, believing an undercover agent was in on the plan, revealed details of their deadly plot, including the acquisition of four AK-47s and seven hundred rounds of ammunition. The plot was deemed catastrophic, and investigators stepped in just in time, leaving the identity of the fourth attacker a mystery.

Scottish Justice Secretary Angela Constance faces investigation over alleged misleading parliament on child sexual abuse inquiries. Emails reveal Professor Alexis Jays statement was only about England and Wales, not Scotland. Constance apologized, but opposition parties demand her resignation. Governments independent advisers launch probe, raising questions about trust in SNP government.

Oldham Council adjusts bin collection schedule for Christmas and New Year 2025, shifting collections due to bank holidays on weekdays. Blue, grey, and brown bins move to December 29-31, while green bins and food caddies collect a week early or resume later. Residents urged to check dates and sort recycling neatly. Real Christmas trees can be disposed of in green bins or at recycling centers from December 28 to January 7.

Ofsted praises Oldham childrens home for exceptional care, personalized attention, and strong academic support, with kids thriving and attending school regularly. Despite minor drawbacks, the home sets a high standard for care.

49-year-old Philip Young charged with drugging and raping ex-wife over 13 years, faces 56 charges; 5 other men also charged in connection with the case, all set to appear in court on January 23, 2026.

Bury Councils £5.7M Bee Active travel scheme causes roadworks in Fishpool and Pimhole, with Market Street fully shut for up to 18 months. The project aims to improve safety and reduce car usage, but locals face traffic disruptions. Key upgrades include cycle lanes, signalled crossings, and fresh resurfacing.

A devastating crash on the A1 near Peterborough claims the life of a two-year-old boy, leaving his family and community in mourning. The incident, involving a broken-down Toyota Auris and a Volkswagen Touran, results in serious injuries for five family members and minor injuries for the Volkswagen driver. The driver of the Volkswagen is arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. Police appeal for witnesses and dashcam footage, urging drivers to prioritize safety on busy dual carriageways.

A Victorian law from 1860 is being used to charge a man named Barry Godden for allegedly threatening a churchgoer in West London. Godden, who has no fixed address, was remanded in custody until December 29th. The law, aimed at curbing disruptions in churches, has been used to prosecute modern protesters and even gay rights activist Peter Tatchell. The use of this old law raises questions about its relevance in todays courts.