Neil Sears is a journalist who writes for MailOnline and has also been featured in Perth Now. His articles cover a range of topics including current events, entertainment, and human interest stories. Neil's writing style is often provocative, aiming to grab readers' attention and spark discussion.
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By: Neil Sears
A senior policeman who kept his job despite using prostitutes has lost an astonishing compensation claim – outing himself in the process.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer called for 'restraint' as at least 19 Palestinians were killed in a strike on a mosque in the Gaza Strip town of Deir al-Balah.
An avalanche of rape and assault claims began last month with at least 20 women who had worked at Harrods said they had been raped or molested by the flamboyant Egyptian tycoon.
The extraordinary dispute began when John and Deborah Yeoman bought a traditional £1.7million home overlooking the exclusive Sandbanks peninsula in Dorset in 2001 - only to demolish it.
The extraordinary dispute began when John and Deborah Yeoman bought a traditional £1.7million home overlooking the exclusive Sandbanks peninsula in Dorset in 2001 - only to demolish it.
Marlborough College, founded in 1843, ranks among the world's most elite institutions and is said to be among possible schooling options for Prince George.
Mr Davie said in a Royal Television Society lecture in 2015: 'My base wiring is Blue Peter, suburban Britain. The BBC was absolutely part of what I was.'
Claims against Kevan Dooley, 69, who lives yards from a primary school, only emerged after one of his alleged victims killed himself.
A maidservant who was allegedly murdered by her British businessman lover in Hong Kong was due to return to her five-year-old daughter in Indonesia before her tragic death, it has been revealed.
A British businessman is behind bars in a Hong Kong jail charged with murdering his 'lover' at a waterfall.
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