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Benefits Street has told how he was victim of a shocking sledgehammer attack in his own home.Birmingham-native Stephen Smith, aka Smoggy, who now lives hundreds of miles away in Glasgow, was forced to flee raiders who broke into his flat and launched an attack on him with sledgehammer in 2014.And it happened just a few weeks after the show aired on Channel 4, which saw him nicknamed “50p man” due to his business selling knock-off household items to locals.The show only had nine episodes, spread across two series, and aired originally between January 6, 2014 and June 1, 2015.Speaking to Birmingham Live, he said: “I had a lot of publicity from some people for my 50p business after the show aired but I also had lots of negativity.“Shortly after a headline in a newspaper came out saying I was earning thousands of pounds after being offered an opportunity by an entrepreneur, my flat was broken into and I was attacked by three men with sledgehammers.“They thought I had money but I didn't - that was the final straw. There were headlines saying I had been given a brilliant opportunity and I had turned my nose up at it but it wasn't the case.“Things weren't quite what they seemed - I was offered £10,000 to start up a shop but I knew that it would cost so much more to open up a shop.

Benefits Street. Stephen Smith, aka Smoggy, was one of the stars of the hit Channel 4 show which caused controversy when it was first aired in January 2014. The show centred around residents on James Turner Street in Winson Green.

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Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A man from Newarthill who caused the death of his cat due to the extent of neglect has been handed a ban on owning cats for a year following a Scottish SPCA investigation.Stephen Smith, 43, failed to provide his cat, Molly, with a safe, clean living environment and also failed to provide an adequate diet between April and June 2020.This sadly resulted in Molly suffering severe organ failure due to malnutrition which resulted in her death.Smith formerly of High Street, Newarthill, was sentenced at Hamilton Sheriff Court earlier this month.Scottish SPCA inspector Dawn Robertson said the living conditions were some of the worst she had ever encountered.She

cat starved to death after she was abandoned in an empty house by her cruel owner. Stephen Smith claimed pet Molly had gone missing, but the cat's emaciated body was found under a bed in the rubbish-strewn, stinking property in Newarthill, Lanarkshire.

Matt Donnelly Senior Film WriterAs film and television productions labor to get off the ground following months of coronavirus shutdowns, one horror indie has quietly wrapped a nearly four-week shoot in Los Angeles.Co-writers and directors Matt Leslie and Stephen Smith have completed “The Knocking,” a bloody tale of a serial monogamist that shot for 19 days amid intense coronavirus safety protocols.Shiloh Fernandez (“Burn”), Doug Jones (“The Shape of Water”), Alexis Knapp (“Pitch Perfect” series) and Ser’Darius Blain (“Jumanji”) lead the cast. Leslie and Smith previously collaborated as writers on the gritty thriller “Summer of ’84,” which played in the Sundance Film Festival’s Midnight section.

Maisie Smith has recreated a heartwarming throwback moment with her dad, Stephen, on social media.

coronavirus lockdown rules was spared jail because of her son.Samantha Pye, 24, lost control of her vehicle and hit a kerb as she was driving 70mph in a 40mph zone at a roundabout.She swerved and nearly hit Stephen Smith and his wife, reports Liverpool Echo..Mr Smith, a dog walker, described Pye waving her hands in the air a her Ford Fiesta swerved.Pye – who was already banned from the road for drug driving – admitted dangerous driving, drink driving and driving while disqualified.But she walked free from court due to the potential harm sending her to prison would have on her four-year-old boy.Liverpool Crown Court heard Pye, of Holly Bank Street, St Helens, was fined £120 and hit with a 12-month ban for drug driving in December.However,

herePye, the court heard, lost control at a roundabout and hit a kerb.Dog walker Stephen Smith said she was waving her hands in the air as her swerving Ford Fiesta nearly hit him and his wife.