Seven men and four women charged with drug and modern slavery offences

conspiracy theory that claimed Joe Biden had SEAL Team 6 murdered after the bin Laden — which the conspiracy claims was actually unsuccessful.“You’re the president! You’re not someone’s crazy uncle who can just retweet whatever!” Guthrie replied during the town hall.

Also Read: Republicans Are Not Happy Savannah Guthrie Pushed Back on Trump During Town HallPerhaps the most notable moment of the hour-long session came when Guthrie asked Trump about a tweet he had retweeted this week which pushed a conspiracy theory about Joe Biden and Osama bin Laden. Trump defended defended himself by saying, “I’ll put it out there, people can decide for themselves.

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterWalkers will hit the streets to promote a special message of positivity.The Hope For Justice Walk will highlight the plight of those caught in a world of modern slavery.And those taking part will be encouraged to take their shirts off their backs – and turn them inside out for the duration of the walk.It’s all part of the event which takes place tomorrow (Saturday).Walkers had originally been set

hereLocal people are being urged to “look beyond the obvious” and understand that exploited and vulnerable people “don't always look vulnerable and don't always act like victims”.Today’s raids follow a four-month investigation into the transportation of class A drugs and the trafficking of vulnerable young people between the Oldham and York areas - codenamed Operation Homestead.County Lines is the term used to describe gangs and organised criminal networks involved in exporting illegal drugs

Stoke Sentinel reports.Tributes have flocked in for the former Cheadle High School student, who leaves behind her four young children.Friends have set up a fundraising page for the kids, which has already raised £2,000. A description on the GoFundMe page reads: "Single mum Jennifer Hinton was taken from this world too soon on September 19 leaving behind four beautiful children who were her world.

Levenshulme, said she was walking her daughter, Oona, home from school on Thursday (September 24).As Oona was riding her bike along the pavement on a street in Levenshulme, the passenger door of a van opened and hit her.Sophie says her daughter was sent 'flying' into a wall.Thankfully, Oona only suffered cuts and bruises."She’s a little bit shook up but she’s a brave little soldier,” Sophie told the Manchester Evening News.

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link.The terrified mum told the News: “Although shielding is officially over, the advice from my doctors is to be extremely careful and to continue to shield.“My 11-year-old son has just started secondary school and I have to send him there knowing there has been a positive covid case.“There is little to no social distancing and it’s impossible to minimise the risk of my son bringing the virus home.“I’m more than aware that children are low risk, but we are hearing about more and more teachers