Luke Pollard: Last News

Cocaine with a street value of more than £40 million has been seized by a Royal Navy warship in the Caribbean Sea.

The beloved broadcaster concluded: "Sorry I can’t reply."Stephanie Marshall, head of BBC South and South West, confirmed Gordon's death on social media as she paid homage to the "broadcasting legend".She wrote: "It is a very sad day for BBC Radio Devon. Our hearts go out to Gordon's friends, family and faithful listeners.""Gordon was a broadcasting legend - honest and brave through the toughest times.

During Tuesday's edition, Naga addressed her own experiences of receiving negative comments and abuse online.The candid revelation came as she spoke to Labour MP Luke Pollard, who received online abuse over the weekend after sharing a picture of him and his partner Sydney on Twitter in celebration of Valentine's Day.Some users on the platform were quick to reply to Luke's post with remarks, highlighting the age gap between him and his partner.The presenter continued: "There is this element, that overt racism or homophobia or bigotry people will call out."So if it happened in the street I would like to think that if someone shouted something abusive, someone would say, 'Oi that's not on - pack it in.'"But when it is on social media, and it

hereNow fresh demands have been made for her to name her victims as parents of nursery children under the care George say they have felt continuously tortured at never knowing if they were among those she abused.Mother of two George, who was described as being obsessed with Blanchard, was freed last year after the Parole Board said she no longer posed a 'significant risk' to the public.But her victims were never formally identified in court, leaving many parents uncertain as to whether their children had been abused.Plymouth MP Luke Pollard has told the House of Commons that her silence has allowed her to 'maintain a power' over her victims.His plea came as a new piece of legislation, known as 'Helen's Law', moves a step closer to becoming