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A once-promising footballer whose career "fell by the wayside" was arrested at Manchester Airport after embarking on a different path. Sean Calvert had been on the books at Tranmere Rovers as a young midfielder.

A prison litter picker was rumbled a part of an elaborate plot to smuggle drugs into jail after picking up a bag of drugs thrown over the wall and pocketing them in his trousers.

An Encrochat drug dealer has been jailed after making a small fortune in the large-scale supply of illegal drugs - while his girlfriend bought designer clothes and handbags with the profits.

An EncroChat drug dealer who played a key role in supplying cocaine and cannabis across the north west made a fortune - while his girlfriend bough designer gear with the profits. Alan Roberts, 39, was a significant player, operating between February 2019 and June 2021 under the handle 'Velvetroyalgb'.

A young mum and former professional footballer who was found to be an accountant for a £1million drugs gang has had her jewellery and property seized.

Judges have ordered a young mum and ex-footballer to hand over jewellery and property linked to her work as an accountant for a million-pound drugs gang.

The dad of a tragic twin who died after a hospital trust failed to provide basic medical care for his meningitis is warning parents about sepsis to prevent them from going through the same tragedy.

weed selling operation in which she acted as the accountant.Faye Dunn played international football for England U19s and turned out for Tranmere Rovers and Leeds United during her pro career.But when her businesses in and around Liverpool began to falter during Covid lockdowns, she turned to a life of crime. READ MORE: Two Brits arrested in Greece after woman accused one of rape while other watchedFaye Dunn was nicked at Manchester Airport on June 13 during an investigation into the EncroChat messaging network dubbed Operation Venetic.Liverpool Crown Court heard yesterday, Tuesday September 6, that the 38-year-old ran the operation with her dad, Michael Dunn.The mum-of-two was described as an "accountant for an organised criminal enterprise", while she had smuggled ill-gotten cash abroad.

A predatory paedophile who repeatedly raped a schoolgirl and molested another girl has died after contracting Covid-19 in prison.

After three years of heartbreak, pain, and grief, Kingsley Olasupo’s parents sobbed when they first heard a coroner agree their son was neglected by those who should have helped him.

A family's heartbreaking wait for answers over the death of a ten-day-old twin baby is finally coming to a close more than three years after the tragedy.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentAudrey Diwan’s “Happening,” Jane Campion’s “The Power of the Dog,” Ryûsuke Hamaguchi’s “Drive My Car” and Terence Davies’s “Benediction” won top prizes at the 19th ICS Awards which are handed out by the International Cinephile Society. This edition marks a milestone with female talents winning best picture, director, animated film, documentary, debut feature, breakthrough performance and cinematography.“Happening,” a timely abortion drama set in 1960’s France, took home best picture, while its star, Anamaria Vartolomei, won best breakthrough performance.

rapist carried out a vile attack as his victim wept, before then trying to prevent her from seeking justice.Farzad Shabani fought through the woman's efforts to get away and then became furious at her reaction following the assault. He tried to convince her that the assault was all her fault before putting her through the pain of hearing him lie in court, reports Liverpool Echo.

Liverpool Echo reports.The Tobins were backed up by former UFC competitor Robbie 'The Bear' Broughton, who enforced debts and collected payments from notorious gang leaders.Liverpool Crown Court today heard the 6ft 2in, 18st heavyweight moved an estimated £30m of cash and used an encrypted EncroChat phone with the handle "NovaBear".Judge Garrett Byrne today said the married dad-of-two was the "muscle" for the gang and said: "I've no doubt you have a keen sense of letting your family down."Nicola Daley, prosecuting, said the Tobins ran a "criminally sophisticated, highly profitable and well-organised business" for more than four years, between 2016 and 2020.Alan, 52, of Regency Park, Widnes, and John, 40, formerly of Manor Road, Prescot, had