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prison could be blocked.Justice Secretary Dominic Raab wants the Parole Board to reverse its decision to clear Baby P’s mum for freedom.If it does, it will be two years ­before Connelly, 40, is granted ­another hearing.Sources at HMP Low Newton in County Durham where she is being held said: “She hit the roof.“Tracey was visibly upset and sobbed in her cell. She feels she is being harshly punished now.

RICHARD Madeley may wish to look away now - because Good Morning Britain viewers reckon there's a new star in town. Many have been bowled over with Strictly Come Dancing legend Ed Balls' performance on the ITV show this week.

Jailed terrorists like Arena bomber Hashem Abedi will be prevented from creating 'no-go areas' inside prisons to radicalise others, Justice Secretary Dominic Raab said today.

prison, Justice Secretary Dominic Raab is demanding.He is set to appeal to Parole Board chiefs who green-lighted Connelly for release last month.A source said: “Mr Raab feels that the Parole Board has not fully weighed up the risk to the public posed by Connelly.“He feels there is a very real danger she will offend again once released given her many psychological problems.”Connelly, 40, was originally jailed alongside her partner Steven Barker and his brother Jason Owen over the death of her 17-month-old son Peter – known as Baby P.Connelly was released in 2013, but returned to prison in 2015 for breaching her parole by selling naked photos of herself online.Another source added: “She entered into relationships quickly, prioritising those relationships above anything, and was thinking about sex a lot.”A Parole Board spokesman said it was yet to receive appeal papers.The news comes after reports that 40-year-old Connelly won't be banned from dating sites upon her release - despite her obsession with sex.A Parole Board source told the Daily Star earlier this month: “She can’t be prevented from looking at and joining sites that are ­legal on the internet, ­including places like Tinder.”Connelly shocked the world with her horrific crimes against her 17-month-old son Peter, known as Baby P. To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here . He suffered more than 50 injuries at the hands of her partner Steven Barker and his paedophile brother Jason Owen.All three were jailed in 2009 for causing or ­allowing the death of Peter at his home in Tottenham, north London in 2007.Connelly was originally freed in 2013 but was locked up again after selling ­indecent ­pictures of

Russian President Vladimir Putin has banned Boris Johnson from ever entering Russia. The UK prime minister and members of his Cabinet are on a list of people sanctioned by the Kremlin over 'hostile actions of the British government'.

Nicola Sturgeon has been banned from entering Russia after she was sanctioned this morning along with other British politicians as part of a Kremlin “stop list”.

Boris Johnson from entering Russia in response to the UK government's Ukraine war sanctions. Boris Johnson tops the Russian "stop" list of UK subjects no longer allowed to enter the Russian Federation, alongside Rishi Sunak, Liz Truss and others.Russia's foreign ministry said in a statement: "In connection with the unprecedented hostile actions of the British government, expressed, in particular, in the imposition of sanctions against top officials of the Russian Federation, a decision was made to include key members of the British government and a number of political figures in the Russian 'stop list'."Also in Vlad's bad books is Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon and former Prime Minister Theresa May, who authorised sanctions after the Salisbury poison incident in 2018.Dominic Raab, Priti Patel and Ben Wallace are also listed on the no-fly list as Putin seeks to exercise his authority.

Jon Venables is making a fresh attempt to be released before law changes come into effect that could see his bid for freedom being blocked by ministers. Jon Venables, who at the age of 10 was one of two boys who murdered two-year-old Jamie Bulger, is applying for parole ahead of new legislation that could give ministers the power to block the release of dangerous criminals for public safety reasons.Venables, along with his accomplice Robert Thompson, was released in 2001 and given a new identity to enable him to live a normal life free from reprisals.But he was jailed again in 2017 after he was found to be in possession of child abuse images.

Justice Secretary Dominic Raab was last night facing serious questions over why his department did not oppose a decision to free the mother of tragic Baby P.

Boris Johnson has seemingly refused to recognise that parties in Whitehall and Downing street breached lockdown rules at the time. It comes after 20 fixed penalty notices were issued this morning, according to Scotland Yard.

The X Factor had steps in place to keep her in the competition back in 2010 before she was eliminated in the quarter-final.The star, who has now turned her attention to law school with the hopes of becoming a lawyer, has also explained she has requested a meeting with Dominic Raab.Katie, 36, hopes to change the Human Rights Bill that would allow musicians to file claims under the Human Rights Act rather than the proposed Bill of Rights, introduced by Deputy Prime Minister, Dominic Raab.The songstress exclusively shared an insight on her time on the show, which she claims she never wanted to participate in.She told the Daily Star: "It wasn't a platform for me or anybody and I think this is the verbiage that has been so continuously spewed out, it's almost like when you see a contestant say 'I'm so grateful for the opportunity', that is not the case – we are told to say it."The same goes with the public, the general viewers or public watching a show like that are literally manipulated into believing that it offers a once in a lifetime opportunity for people and makes them famous and makes them rich, it does not."This is one of the fundamental things that I'm fighting so hard for, is to get justice for the public that were also a victim of this coercive behaviour."Katie claims: "If I could go back in time and not do a show, it wasn't even my choice to go on that show but if I could turn back time and erase it, I would and I know I'm not the only person that says that."The only light at the end of the tunnel is that I'm hoping to help so many others from this."During her time, Katie was the victim of online trolling, explaining to the Daily Star that she often asks herself how she has a "fibre of strength" to continue her

Robert Rinder has praised 'brilliant' work by a Scots charity to help bring a group of 48 Ukrainian orphans to Scotland.

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, a British-Iranian mum who was detained in Iran for nearly six years, has been released from prison. Both Mrs Zaghari-Ratcliffe and fellow detainee Anoosheh Ashoori are believed to be heading to Tehran airport to leave the country.

A plane is “ready and waiting” to bring Ukrainian orphans over to Scotland for sanctuary, but the Home Office is not clearing the paperwork, Ian Blackford has claimed.

BBC Breakfast star Naga Munchetty said she was "in awe" of one of her guests who is battling cancer.Thursday's show (March 10) saw presenter Naga join co-star Charlie Stayt on the red sofa to deliver the latest news to viewers at home - from Ukraine updates to country music titan Dolly Parton's new stint on CBeebies bedtime stories.However, Naga took a moment out of her show to pay a powerful tribute to an inspiring guest on the show - charity worker Paula Hudgell, who is the foster mum of Tony Hudgell.Adopted mother Paula took Tony in after he was taken to hospital with nightmare injuries, which included fractures and organ failures, caused by his biological parents.The young child was forced to go in for 23 operations and eight blood transfusions amid his life-threatening injuries - and lost both of his legs.Paula appeared on BBC Breakfast to talk about Tony and her recent parliamentary victory - securing the support of Justice Secretary Dominic Raab for her child cruelty register, which would help protect children from neglect and abuse.It comes following Paula's grueling four-year-long campaign in a bid to protect children.However, Naga also wanted to tell Paula how inspiring she was - after asking her about her recent bowel cancer diagnosis.Naga said: "Paula, we've met. We've seen you here on this programme many times, you're a friend of the programme.

Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab has said he believes the conflict in Ukraine could last several months or years.

Kate Garraway was cheered by Good Morning Britain viewers as she shared a scathing response to Gavin Williamson receiving a knighthood.

Ukraine crisis on Friday's show (March 4) - alongside co-host Charlie Stayt.Dominic Raab, who is also the Secretary of State, offered the latest updates about the Russian invasion of Ukraine.It comes as Russian troops seized a nuclear power plant in Ukraine, Zaporizhzhia, which is the largest nuclear power plant in Europe.PM Boris Johnson branded it a "reckless" attack which could "directly threaten the safety of all of Europe". However, Naga wanted to know if the UK could put more pressure on Putin as she felt the UK was 'lagging behind Europe' when it came to sanctions on Russian oligarchs.Oligarchs are wealthy Russians who wield a great deal of political influence.She asked him: "How many Russians have been sanctioned by the UK government so far?"Raab replied: "There's over 100 entities which included individuals.

Things got a bit heated on Good Morning Britain as Adil Ray quizzed the deputy Prime Minister.

A frustrated TV presenter reporting from Ukraine confronted the UK's Deputy Prime Minister over the government's inaction in helping war refugees as sirens sounded behind him.

Actor Sean Penn has told fans that he 'walked miles' to the Polish border after being caught up in the Ukraine invasion.