Your Weekly Roundup
Grooming gang that systematically raped a 14-year-old girl in West Yorkshire is jailed
A grooming gang who raped a 14-year-old girl and 'abused her systematically and repeatedly' over a two-year period have been jailed.
The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said eight men were found guilty of 23 counts of rape and two of conspiracy to rape in two separate trials at Bradford Crown Court last year.
The CPS said the six sentences so far were:
- Nazir Khan, 30, of Keighley - 12 years and an extended eight-year licence period
- Kamran Hussain, 29, of Keighley - five years
- Omar Safdar, 30, of Oldham - 12 years
- Imran Sabir, 42, of Keighley - 12 years
- Hassan Basharat, 32, of Keighley - 12 years
- Barber Hussain, 36, of Bradford - 13 years
Two others are yet to be sentenced.
Whole of UK now pushing Covid 'vaccine' on 5-11 year old children
England and Northern Ireland have followed Scotland and Wales in announcing that all children aged 5-11 years will be offered the Covid-19 'vaccine'.
The mRNA gene therapy drug (being called a vaccine) is in an experimental phase until 2023, yet is already known to cause a wide range of adverse reactions including serious heart conditions.
A comprehensive analysis of Covid infection data published in July 2021 confirmed the overall risk of children becoming severely ill or dying from Covid is 'Extremely low' and Incredibly rare'.
A significant number of experience doctors, scientists and epidemiologists have spoken publicly to plead with parents not to allow their children to be given the experimental drug.
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Thousands protest against the NI Protocol in County Armagh
Several thousand people attended a demonstration against the Northern Ireland Protocol which saw more than 25 flute and accordion bands parade along the centre of Markethill, County Armagh.
The Protocol created a separate Brexit deal for Northern Ireland designed to prevent the return of a hard land border with the Republic of Ireland.
However, the arrangement has created a border through the Irish Sea requiring new checks and paperwork for certain goods which are imported into Northern Ireland from Great Britain.
Unionists strongly oppose the protocol as it undermines Northern Ireland's place in the UK.
THIS WEEK IN HISTORY: Britain’s first Cheque is issued
On 16th February 1659, the first known British cheque was written.
Cheques have been around for a long time, the Ancient Romans had them, but it wasn't until the 17th century that the cheque as we know it today crossed the Channel and arrived in England.
The earliest modern British cheque was made payable to Mr Delboe for the grand sum of £400 (roughly £76,000 in today's money) and was dated "16th of February 1659" by merchant Nicholas Vanacker, to be drawn on City bankers Messrs Morris and Clayton.
The cheque, now 363 years old, is on display at Westminster Abbey, London.
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