Illegal: Last News

Phil Mickelson once flared controversy by making an illegal shot which beggared belief.The American, who recently rebelled by joining the Saudi-backed LIV Golf Invitational Series leaving his legacy in tatters, was playing in the third round of the US Open in 2018. He bogeyed four out of five holes, before heading to the 13th green at Shinnecock Hills.Mickelson was staring at a 12-footer to make another bogey.

A man convicted of selling set top boxes giving illegal access to Sky TV, BT Sports and Virgin has fled to northern Cyprus, a court heard. Michael Hornung, 38, of Tameside, was sentenced to four and a half years in prison for selling unauthorised decoders, selling articles for use in fraud and advertising unauthorised decoders for sale.

With summer days fast approaching, people will want to set out to the parks and trails, soaking in the warm weather.

Emmerdale fans called out the soap for a historic blunder during Wednesday night's show as Mary Goskirk spoke about her sexuality.Mary caused shockwaves when she revealed that she was a lesbian to her daughter Rhona, who didn't seem too happy with the idea.Thinking that her life might have been built on lies, Rhona became very cold towards her mother.But fans noticed an evident mistake when Mary tried to justify why she never came out sooner and said lesbianism was "illegal" back in her day.Noticing the error, viewers quickly hopped onto Twitter to share their thoughts. One person wrote: "# Emmerdale get your facts right no illegal lesbianism ever." Another said: "Actually #emmerdale lesbianism was never illegal for women...

A shop accused of selling illicit tobacco is still open more than six months after Manchester council revoked its licence because it has been held up in the courts. Euro Market in Cheetham Hill Road had its licence revoked in December after council staff claimed a chute from the flat above was used to sell illicit items.

Neil Doncaster has welcomed the arrest of a man accused of streaming SPFL matches illegally.

A member of a "well established" Dundee drugs gang which flooded a city with heroin and cocaine had his jail sentence extended for a second time after being caught with an illegal phone card in his cell.

Police were hounded out of an estate in London by a baying mob who forced them to release a suspect arrested for immigration offences.Amid the remarkable scenes on Saturday afternoon (June 11), a huge crowd of people encircled an immigration enforcement van in Evans Cook Close, Peckham, shouting “let him go” as police attempted to take the man away to custody.Some protesters laid in front of the vehicle to prevent it leaving and the mood turned ugly as police used force to try and clear the area.It is understood the man is Nigerian and was suspected of overstaying his visa, while a spokesman for the Met Police said: “Officers attended and found a van was being prevented from leaving the location.“One man has been arrested by immigration enforcement officers for immigration offences.”The crowd chanted “We won’t be moving until the man is released”, and “You say people, we say power, people power”.With a determined army of Londoners digging their heels in and refusing to bow down to the police, officers had no option but to release the suspect and to skedaddle with their tails firmly tucked between their legs.As they trudged off, the large gathering cried: “Don’t come back to Peckham”.A spokeswoman for the Home Office, though, said: “Preventing immigration enforcement teams from doing their job is unacceptable.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.“Blocking or obstructing them will not deter them from undertaking the duties that the public rightly expect them to carry out.”A woman, who gave her name as Nicola – and who is an activist with the south London arm of Stand Up To Racism – said police “gave up” trying to arrest people.She said: “Police tried to arrest

A man suspected of supplying equipment to produce illegal drugs linked to a spike in Scots drug deaths has been arrested.

woman seeking an illegal abortion. “My first day of learning how to assist was the day I got arrested,” Smith, now 71, told The Post.  But Smith was more concerned about protecting the identities of the women she helped end unwanted pregnancies than facing 110 years in jail on 11 counts of abortion and conspiracy to commit abortion.“We didn’t want the names and telephone numbers of [our clients] to be given to the police,” explained Smith, a Queens native. “So we ripped the cards into pieces and ate all the parts that were relevant.”Smith had joined an underground abortion network called Jane, whose members went by the alias “the Janes.” They covertly terminated more than 11,000 unwanted pregnancies in four years — all while under the threat of retribution from the cops, the mob and the Catholic Church — before getting caught. Now, 40 years later, their story is being told in the HBO documentary “The Janes,” to be released Wednesday.“These were very principled people that came out of the Civil Rights movement, the anti-[Vietnam] war movement, the student movement,” Tia Lessin, who directed the film with Emma Pildes, told The Post.“They were mothers, grandmothers, aunts and students,” added Lessin, the Oscar-nominated creative behind 2008’s “Trouble the Water,” about Hurricane Katrina. “But they were all united by their belief that women should be able to make this choice.” The duo conducted 11 on-camera interviews with the surviving members of Jane — including Heather Booth, who founded the underground abortion ring in 1968.

Facebook post from Tony C Steed showed several pictures of the clean-up operation, with the comments: “For all the locals saying the rave at Davidstow have left all the rubbish behind, I’ve got livestock in the vicinity and have had no problems at all.“And they are refusing to leave until they have picked all the litter up and I’ve found them all good people.”Tony confirmed that the mess was all cleaned up on Monday (June 6), which will hopefully allow the local community to return to normality once more.A GoFundMe page organised by Lilly Pearse, to raise £1,000 to pay for the tidy-up, surpassed its goal in just six hours.She said: “The crews spend thousands to put these parties on for everyone to come to – and stay to pick all of the litter everyone leaves behind. Resulting in having to hire many skips and trucks to leave the site as we found it and respect the land."We’re politely asking if everyone could donate some money to cover some of these costs that the crews have to pay for.

Premier League matches has been ordered to pay just south of £1million.Steven King fraudulently provided access to English top flight games to more than 1,000 pubs, homes and clubs in the UK through his Dreambox company.

an all-round tan immediately makes someone look fresh, healthy and - let's face it - skinnier.However, the quest for the perfect tan can result in some damaging methods, you at risk of serious harm.Case in point: the nasal tanning spray.British TikTok users have been filmed using tanning nasal sprays before getting on a sunbed, and have been accused of encouraging a dangerous trend. The fake tanning method involves the inhalation of "melanotan 2", which causes skin darkening.However, experts strongly warn against using these "dangerous" sprays, which are not licensed in the UK The viral beauty trend works by spraying the product into your nose for an almost immediate darker tan.Melanotan is a lab-made hormone commonly used for skin tanning.“It is similar to a hormone found in the body,” explains WebMD.“It was originally made as a drug to help treat certain skin conditions.

an illegal boozy beverage sold by park and beach vendors around NYC — are skyrocketing to $15 a bottle.The summertime favorite since the 1990s — a dealer’s choice concoction of fruit juice and liquor in a plastic bottle — used to sell in 8-ounce bottles for $5 or 12-ounce bottles for $10, Kareem Middleton, a seller in Bed-Stuy, previously told The Post.But on Sunday, Sydney Pereira, a journalist at Hell Gate, tweeted that she saw the under-the-radar drink being sold at that 50% markup inside Prospect Park.Naturally, New Yorkers are panicking. But some say this booze inflation has been puffing up for some time now.PROSPECT PARK, NY — Inflation has reached New York City’s illicit cocktail market in parks and beaches after one so-called “nutcracker” vendor was spotted Sunday selling the beloved summer beverage for $15 a piece.“This has been happening since last summer and it’s upsetting me and my homegirls,” tweeted Naomi Ramble.Some were also quick to call out how the United States’ downbeat economy is hitting close to home with the nutcracker’s waltz to cocktail-bar prices.“All you need to know about the veracity of a recession is right here,” wrote Vanessa Parra.However, nutcracker affordability is a problem that’s driven locals nuts for some time.

Audrey Diwan’s planned English language directing debut, the erotic tale Emmanuelle starring Lea Seydoux, has buyers buzzing as much as any Cannes Market package being shopped this week on the Croisette. But her last film Happening (which didn’t make the cut as France’s choice for Best Foreign Language Film, though many felt it would have won) might have the most lasting impact. The film is just released in the U.S. smack in the middle of revelations that the Supreme Court plans to overturn Roe V Wade.

Katherine Ryan has broken her silence following reports of a dispute between her and her neighbours after a balcony was built that overlooked her swimming pool. Katherine, 38, lives in a gorgeous London property with her husband Bobby Koostra, their baby son Fred, and Katherine’s 12 year old daughter Violet from a previous relationship. The comedian expressed her unhappiness of the balcony having been built back in April, and has since issued an update on the ongoing ordeal.

UK chicken factory including blocked drains and a disconnected wash basin have been exposed following an environmental health inspection.But after being ordered to stop trading immediately the factory decided to carry on working, leading to the company and its owner now being forced to hand over £8,700. Shocked environmental health officers discovered filthy rotting walls, blocked and damaged drains and even a disconnected sink in the chicken cutting room, Manchester Evening News reports.

These were the dirty and unsanitary conditions environmental health inspectors found when they visited an illegal chicken factory in Oldham. Following the inspection, which uncovered blocked drains, filthy walls and floors and a disconnected wash basin, Boola Halal Limited was told to stop trading.

A member of a notorious crime clan convicted of keeping vulnerable men as slaves has been accused of setting up an illegal campsite.

Illegal firearms and ammunition can be handed in to Livingston Police Station as part of a UK-wide firearms surrender campaign.

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