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A deepening scandal in Sweden has revealed a pattern of sexual assaults — including rape — carried out against elderly women, some aged over 80, by migrant care workers who in several cases deliberately sought employment in the sector to gain access to vulnerable victims, with authorities and care providers accused of covering up crimes rather than reporting them. The cases, spread across multiple Swedish cities and municipalities, bear disturbing similarities to the grooming gang scandal in Britain — a comparison drawn explicitly by Spiked, which published a detailed investigation into the pattern in April 2025. As in the UK,…
A prominent Ukrainian economist has proposed bringing in up to 450,000 low-skilled migrant workers every year to plug a massive labour shortage that could cripple the country’s post-war reconstruction — as Ukraine grapples with one of the most severe demographic crises in modern European history. Oleg Pendzyn, executive director of Ukraine’s independent Economic Discussion Club and a regular media commentator on economic policy, has argued that the country faces a shortfall of 4.5 million workers needed to return the economy to pre-war levels. To address it, he has suggested attracting hundreds of thousands of migrant workers annually from Southeast Asia…
Merseyside Police are investigating after video footage emerged appearing to show a group of men swinging long sticks or poles at young beachgoers — including teenage boys and girls — during disturbances at Crosby Beach on Bank Holiday Monday. The approximately 14-second clip, which spread rapidly on social media, shows chaotic scenes on the sandy beach near the boating lake. Several men are seen aggressively swinging what appear to be long poles or sticks at a group of younger people wearing beachwear, who are seen running and scattering across the sand. The footage was filmed during the busy bank holiday…
A black labrador has accidentally shot a woman after firing a loaded shotgun left unsecured in the back seat of a truck — in an incident that has left police investigating a case that sounds implausible but is, according to officers, entirely genuine. The shooting took place in Scottsbluff, Nebraska, when the dog, left alone in the back of the vehicle, bounced between seats and somehow managed to pull the trigger of a loaded shotgun that had been left alongside it. A woman who had stopped at a nearby traffic light was struck in her right arm by a rogue…
Five of seven villagers who became trapped in a flooded cave in central Laos after going in search of gold have been found alive, rescue teams confirmed on Wednesday — as the operation to locate the remaining two missing people continues. The Laotian rescue group Rescue Volunteer for People announced the breakthrough in a social media post, saying: “We’ve found five people alive and all safe. There are still two people we are searching for.” Volunteer Bounkham Luanglath confirmed the news in a voice message, adding: “I’m still shaking. Our team made it happen.” The seven villagers entered the cave…
A Pennsylvania mother of three who spent more than two decades inspiring students as an agriculture teacher has been shot dead by her husband, who later died from self-inflicted gunshot wounds in what police have described as a domestic altercation. Taryn Morgan, 45, was found dead at her home on Carsonville Road in Halifax, Pennsylvania, at around 2pm on 21 May. Pennsylvania State Police confirmed she had died from gunshot wounds at the scene. Her husband Dennis Morgan, 46, was found nearby with self-inflicted gunshot wounds and was transported to hospital, where he died on Monday. The couple also co-owned…
A 27-year-old Moscow bar worker has been sentenced to more than three years in a penal colony for posting a video of herself using a traditional Russian Easter cake as a hookah bowl — a case that has drawn international attention as an example of Russia’s increasingly stringent enforcement of religious offence laws. Ksenia Belousova, a hookah master at the Kisski bar on Sretenskaya Street in central Moscow, filmed herself on 13 April — the day after Orthodox Easter — setting up a hookah using a kulich, the sweet yeast bread that holds deep symbolic significance in Russian Orthodox tradition…
A colour-coded map projecting Muslim population growth across Europe has gone viral after being shared by a pro-political Islam account and amplified by Israeli-American commentator Eyal Yakoby — reigniting one of the most contentious debates in Western politics about demography, migration and identity. The image was originally posted on 26 May by X account @Azzam_x00x, a Syrian-Palestinian account identifying with political Islam, with the caption “Our Islamic world is growing.” Yakoby reposted it the following day with the message “Are you paying attention yet?” — a formulation that pushed it into much wider circulation and generated a wave of sharply…
Police officers were assaulted and multiple arrests made as large-scale disorder broke out on Bournemouth beach on Tuesday evening, with a helicopter deployed overhead as crowds gathered during the hottest May on record. Dorset Police confirmed they were called to Undercliff Drive on the evening of 26 May to deal with what they described as disorder involving a large number of people. Around 35 officers were spotted lining Bournemouth Pier Approach from around 6pm, with dozens of police cars also deployed to the seafront area alongside the National Police Air Service helicopter, which circled overhead as officers worked to disperse…
A yoga teacher who was cut out of her husband’s estate weeks before his death has won a landmark High Court battle after a judge ruled that legal documents designed to strip her of her inheritance were a “sham” — ending a 14-year legal fight that began with her brother-in-law’s fears she would flee to Brazil with her children. Gabriela Teixeira, 51, had been locked in bitter litigation with her late husband’s brother, Amir Moaven, since the death of wealthy London property investor and restaurateur Abbas Moaven in 2012. Abbas died of cancer aged 45, leaving his estate in equal…
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