Rory Tingle is a Home Affairs Correspondent at MailOnline. He specializes in crime and policing, the justice system, and security, while also covering general UK and world news. Rory's work has been featured in various outlets including This Is Money, Express Digest, and the Daily Mail.
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Rory Tingle's coverage primarily revolves around UK news, with a focus on evolving stories, government & politics, and entertainment news. He also covers crime-related topics.
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A retrial jury has been discharged at Liverpool Crown Court after it failed to reach verdicts.
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Unauthorised traveller sites regularly spring up across Britain over bank holidays as unscrupulous developers take advantage of council enforcement teams being off work.
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The sickening mob killing unfolded on the evening of July 12 last year at Crow Nest Park in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire - which had been busy with locals enjoying warm summer weather.
By: Rory Tingle
Continue reading Armed with hockey sticks and baseball bats, the mob surged forward one by one - baying for blood.
By: Rory Tingle, Gethin Hicks, Katherine Lawton
Vickrum Digwa, 23, stabbed Mr Nowak six times before lying to the first officers on the scene, claiming the teenager had shouted racist abuse, punched him and knocked off his turban.
By: Gethin Hicks, Rory Tingle, Katherine Lawton
Vickrum Digwa, 23, stabbed Mr Nowak six times before lying to the first officers on the scene, claiming the teenager had shouted racist abuse, punched him and knocked off his turban.
By: James Tapsfield, Katherine Lawton, Rory Tingle
Public anger centred on bodycam footage showing officers handcuffing the 18-year-old university student as he lay dying after his Sikh killer falsely claimed to be a victim of racism.
By: Rory Tingle, Katherine Lawton
Alexis Boon, head of Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary, said he doesn't 'recognise' the accusations among his staff, insisting Mr Nowak was not treated differently because of his race.
