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Will Mellor was left "fuming" after playing Lee Castleton, a victim of the Post Office scandal, in ITV's series Mr Bates vs The Post Office.The series tells the true story of Alan Bates and his fight for justice following the Post Office scandal in the late 90s. The cast, alongside Will, 47, includes Toby Jones, Katherine Kelly, Amy Nuttall, Julie Hesmondhalgh, Monica Dolan, Lia Williams and Alex Jennings.There are four episodes in the series, with all of them available to watch on ITVX. After filming, Will questioned how those responsible for the crisis could live with themselves and labelled it as "vile" that former Post Office boss Paula Vennells received a CBE.

Oscar Pistorius has been freed on parole after killing his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp more than a decade ago.

Former Olympian Oscar Pistorius has been freed from prison on parole more than a decade after he killed his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp, it was revealed today.

ITV1's Mr Bates vs the Post Office retells the story of how hundreds of innocent subpostmasters and postmistresses were wrongly accused of theft.

The Scout Association has apologised and said it "accepts responsibility" for the death of a teenage boy who died after falling 200 feet off a cliff edge, an inquest has heard.

Viewers have so far been gripped with new ITV drama Mr Bates Vs The Post Office, which follows the story of the Post Office Scandal and the impact it has has on the real lives of those affected by it. The miscarriage of justice saw those wrongly accused endure immense suffering. Alongside those who went bankrupt and the pregnant mum facing jail, there are the four people who died by suicide and the 33 others no longer here and so will never see justice. The scandal goes back to 1999, when the Post Office rolled out a new computer accounting system Horizon, put in place to improve efficiency. But software glitches led to false financial discrepancies. This resulted in hundreds of innocent postmasters being accused of theft, false accounting, and fraud, the Mirror reports.

Scots victims of the Horizon scandal have backed calls to strip a former Post Office chief of a top honour amid a furious public backlash to a new hard-hitting drama.

T.I. and his wife Tiny are being sued by an Air Force veteran who claims the couple drugged and sexually assaulted her.The lawsuit was filed in Los Angeles on Tuesday (January 2) by a Jane Doe plaintiff, who says the alleged incident took place in 2005, when she was around 22-23 years old.Doe claims she was stationed in Los Angeles and attended a party at Coolio’s house, where she met a man known as Caviar who purportedly worked for the couple. She alleges he set up a meeting with her and the couple at a club the following night and says that when she got into the VIP section, Tiny – real name Tameka Harris – handed her a drink that she believes was spiked.According to the suit, which was seen by Rolling Stone, Doe says she was separated from her friend and taken to a hotel room with T.I., Tiny, and two other women, who eventually were asked to leave.

ITV's Mr Bates vs The Post Office has had viewers hooked with its new four-part series.

Viewers of ITV's Mr Bates vs The Post Office were upset after watching the second episode of the show which tells the true story of mysterious financial losses at village post offices, and how a new computer system led to many postmasters being wrongly accused of theft and fraud between 1999 and 2015.The show, with Toby Jones playing Alan Bates, tells the true story of his long fight for justice for many post office workers who were treated unfairly. After the second episode aired, viewers said that they "couldn't stop screaming at the TV". One person took to social media and said: "Time to start shouting at the TV again #MrBatesVsThePostOffice," while another wrote: "I thought I was up on the #PostOfficeScandal but watching #MrBatesVsThePostOffice really brings the personal horrors to life.

Justice have shared a snippet of new music coming in 2024.The French electro duo took to their social media channels yesterday (January 1) to wish their fans a Happy New Year and posted a clip of music, which you can listen to below.It comes after Pedro Winter – the boss for Ed Banger Records – previously confirmed Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay would be releasing a new album and going on tour this year.“I can tell you right now, they will have a new album and a new tour in 2024,” he said, last summer.A post shared by JUSTICE (@etjusticepourtous)Winter, who is also known by his producer moniker Busy P, has had an extensive history with the band, and worked with them for all three of their albums. The first time they worked together was on their 2007 debut LP, ‘†’, which was released via the Ed Banger label.He later told NME last October that the forthcoming LP gave him “goosebumps” and compared it to ‘Cross’.“Listening to ‘Cross,’ I had goosebumps – I loved each and every note of this record, and I have goosebumps when I’m listening to the forthcoming [2024] Justice album, too,” he said.He continued: “I can only be proud as a manager to work witha band that is pushing the boundaries and innovating like them.

Busy P – has shared that the upcoming Justice LP gave him “goosebumps” and compared it to their debut album ‘Cross’.Speaking to NME about the creation of his electronic label Ed Banger – which represents acts such as Breakbot, Uffie, SebastiAn, and the now-defunct electronic icons Daft Punk – Winter discussed Justice’s upcoming album, claiming that listening to it gave him the same goosebumps he had upon hearing the duo’s eponymous 2007 debut, ‘Cross’.“Listening to ‘Cross,’ I had goosebumps – I loved each and every note of this record, and I have goosebumps when I’m listening to the forthcoming [2024] Justice album, too,” he told NME.He continued: “I can only be proud as a manager to work with a band that is pushing the boundaries and innovating like them. We are celebrating the 20 years of Ed Banger, but we are also celebrating 20 years of Justice.”Speaking about the duo’s debut LP, Winter said: “We can now look back and agree, there was definitely a change [in electronic music].

Justice are expected to release a new album and hit the road next year.The news was teased by Pedro Winter — the boss for Ed Banger Records — in a new interview.Speaking with French news outlet, France Inter, the music mogul confirmed that the electronic duo have been busy working on a new album, which is set for release in 2024. He also announced that the pair — comprised of Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay — are going to be embarking on a series of live dates to coincide with the release.“I can tell you right now, they will have a new album and a new tour in 2024,” he said, discussing the French electronic band (via Billboard).Winter, who is also known by his producer moniker Busy P, has had an extensive history with the band, and worked with them for all three of their albums.

The event is said to be taking place at the Science Museum within a week of the ITV show finishing on November 28.The reports come after Matt’s entrance in the Australian jungle was condemned by viewers, who called for his removal from the lineup.Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice UK, a group fighting for a public inquiry into the government’s handling of the pandemic, set up a petition to have Matt removed.The title of the petition read: "Reverse your decision to bring Matt Hancock onto I'm A Celebrity."His appearance will cause real pain and anguish to those of us who lost loved ones to Covid-19."The group went on to share a statement about why they decided to set up the petition."Matt Hancock isn’t a ‘celebrity’, he’s the health secretary who oversaw the UK having one of the highest death tolls in the world from Covid-19 whilst breaking his own lockdown rules," it read."The fact that he is trying to cash in on his terrible legacy, rather than showing some humility or seeking to reflect on the appalling consequences of his time in Government says it all about the sort of his person he is.

Justice for the nanny murdered by Lord Lucan decades ago began when her son discovered who his birth mother was - despite almost burning the letter that told him about his past.

A petition to stop former Health Secretary Matt Hancock from appearing on I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here! has reached 18,500 signatures.

Parcels have shared a new EP containing four remixes of tracks from their most recent album, 2021’s ‘Day/Night’.The EP features French DJ and producer Folamour putting his spin on ‘Free’, while Justice‘s Gaspard Augé remixes ‘Somethinggreater’ in collaboration with composer Victor La Masne. Manqo delivers a sprawling, seven-minute version of ‘Reflex’, while ‘Famous’ becomes a disco-tinged dancefloor burner courtesy of The Reflex.Listen to all four remixes below:“Reinterpretation is a beautiful thing,” the band said in a statement.

said in a statement.Directed by Chukwu, the film also stars Whoopi Goldberg, Frankie Faison, Haley Bennett, and Sean Patrick Thomas.The trailer, released on Monday, shows Emmett’s mother (played by Danielle Deadwyler) fighting back tears as she says, “This was my boy, Emmett Till.”The clip then shows Emmett (played by Jalyn Hall) preparing for his visit to see his cousins.“The lynching of my son has shown me that what happens to any of us, anywhere in the world, had better be the business of us all,” Emmett’s mother says in the trailer.Carolyn Bryant Donham — then just Carolyn Bryant and 21 years old — accused Till of making improper advances and obscene comments toward her while she was working the register of her family’s store in Money, Miss., in August 1955.Till, who was in town from Chicago to visit relatives, allegedly whistled at her, according to a cousin who witnessed the interaction. Such an interaction violated the racist code of behavior in the Jim Crow-era South.Donham told her husband, Roy Bryant, about the alleged encounter.

Justice have shared an original demo of their 2007 hit ‘D.A.N.C.E’ to mark the 15th anniversary of their debut album.The French dance duo’s first full-length LP ‘†’ came out 15 years ago yesterday (June 11, 2007).To celebrate, they’ve released an EP of multiple remixes, extended versions and demos of ‘D.A.N.C.E.’, their biggest hit.The only unreleased track on the compilation is an original demo of the track, which you can listen to below.Last year, Justice became involved in a legal spat with Justin Bieber. The cover for Bieber’s sixth record ‘Justice’, which arrived back in March 2021, references the pop star’s Christian faith by using a crucifix-style “T” in the title.Fans soon began noticing the similarities between the logo and that of French dance duo, who have used the font since 2003.

Justice‘s Gaspard Augé has released his new solo single ‘Force Majeure’ – you can hear the track below.Augé, who is one half of the French electronic duo along with Xavier de Rosnay, is preparing the release of his debut solo album ‘Escapades’, though a release date has yet to be confirmed.Augé has released ‘Force Majeure’ today (April 15) via Ed Banger Records / Because Music, and you can hear the track below.To tie in with the release of ‘Force Majeure’, Augé will release a new video for the song later today.

Justin Bieber may face a potential lawsuit in relation to his new album Justice. The singer has been served with a cease and desist letter relating to his album cover and merchandise, issued by French band Justice.