Day: October 20, 2017

    Dawn Davies, 37, threatened to hurt the boy and report him to police if he told anyone A paedophile mother has been jailed for 15 years after sexually abusing an 11-year-old boy on camera. Sick footage of Dawn Davies, 37, molesting the youngster was sold on a market stall, Manchester Crown Court heard. The traumatised youngster was subjected to a campaign of ‘corruption and depravity’ after being lured to Davies’ Salford flat. Dawn Davies has been jailed for 15 years after she sexually abused an 11-year-old schoolboy. On a string of occasions the mother-of-three violently assaulted the boy - and would threaten to ‘hurt’ him and falsely report him to police if he complained. The court heard the incidents occurred between January 2012 and April 2014 and that one was witnesse...

    Theresa May admitted Brexit negotiations have hit “difficulty” as she urged EU leaders to clear the way for a deal she can sell to British voters. The Prime Minister made the concession for the first time at a working dinner with the heads of the remaining 27 EU states in Brussels. She said that before her key speech in Florence two weeks ago she had recognised the difficulty the process was in. I took stock, listened to what the people in the UK were saying, and what my friends and partners in Europe were saying, and I made a step forward, she said. Mrs May told leaders they face a clear and urgent imperative to give new impetus to stalled negotiations if they are to get an outcome which is acceptable to both the British public and their own people. The EU27 will declare ...

    Undergraduates at the Oxford college where Aung San Suu Kyi studied have voted to remove the leader of Myanmar’s name from the title of their junior common room because of her response to the Rohingya humanitarian crisis. In a vote on Thursday evening, students at St Hugh’s college at the University of Oxford resolved to eliminate the name of the 1991 Nobel peace laureate from the Aung San Suu Kyi junior common room with immediate effect, reports The Guardian. The motion criticised the ‘silence and complicity’ in her apparent defence of the country’s treatment of its Rohingya Muslim minority, who have suffered ethnic cleansing and violent attacks by Myanmar’s military forces. The crisis has led to more than half a million Rohingya being driven out from northern Rakhine sta...