Where things make more sense
Where things make more sense
EGGY.NETA migrant who returned to the UK by small boat less than a month after being removed to France under the “one-in, one out”scheme has been removed again. Home Office…
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EGGY.NETThe boy’s parents arranged for him to stay with extended family without letting him know and enrolled him in a boarding school. A teenager whose parents left him in Ghana…
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EGGY.NETPolice had demanded access to his iPhone under Schedule 7 of the Terrorism Act Tommy Robinson has been found not guilty of a terror offence after refusing to give police…
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EGGY.NETThe brother of the Southport attacker said his parents “lost control” of their son and he feared his younger sibling would kill a member of their family, a public inquiry…
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EGGY.NETA village has been told by the Reform-led Kent County Council (KCC) it must remove flags, including St George’s flags, from lamp-posts if it wants to put up Christmas lights.…
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EGGY.NETA couple has donated about £3m to help fund the building of a new hospice in Linton. Edwina and David Bicker left 75% of their estate to Heart of Kent…
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EGGY.NETPolice have arrested a fourth person as part of a murder investigation in Chatham. A man, 51, was held on Monday in connection with the stabbing on Saturday of a man…
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EGGY.NETPregnant teenager Bella Culley, who admitted drug trafficking charges in Georgia, has arrived home after being freed from prison. The 19-year-old from Billingham, Teesside, had initially faced a possible 20…
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EGGY.NETA newlywed who was in Jamaica on his honeymoon when Hurricane Melissa struck said the devastation “completely took the life out of the island”. Rob Cuff, a lorry driver from…
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EGGY.NETA holidaymaker in Jamaica with his family when Hurricane Melissa hit said he had “mixed feelings” about leaving the devastated country in its hour of need Karlton Fields, from Hereford,…
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