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Rape, serious acts of violence and aggressive behaviour are some of the crimes investigated by police involving suspects living at two Derby asylum hotels.

Officials have revealed there have been 19 alleged crimes "linked with residents" living at both the Midland Hotel and Station Hotel on Midland Road over the past year.

That's the problem.

So what can councils do?

They can have the hotels closed.

Under the Anti-social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014, Section 76

76 Power to issue closure notices

(1) A police officer of at least the rank of inspector, or the local authority, may issue a closure notice if satisfied on reasonable grounds—

(a) that the use of particular premises has resulted, or (if the notice is not issued) is likely soon to result, in nuisance to members of the public, or

(b) that there has been, or (if the notice is not issued) is likely soon to be, disorder near those premises associated with the use of those premises,

and that the notice is necessary to prevent the nuisance or disorder from continuing, recurring or occurring.

(2) A closure notice is a notice prohibiting access to the premises for a period specified in the notice.

(3) A closure notice may prohibit access—

(a) by all persons except those specified, or by all persons except those of a specified description;

(b) at all times, or at all times except those specified;

(c) in all circumstances, or in all circumstances except those specified.

(4) A closure notice may not prohibit access by—

(a) people who habitually live on the premises, or

(b) the owner of the premises,

and accordingly they must be specified under subsection (3)(a).

Hotel occupants do not habitually live on premises

(5) A closure notice must—

(a) identify the premises;

(b) explain the effect of the notice;

(c) state that failure to comply with the notice is an offence;

(d) state that an application will be made under section 80 for a closure order;

(e) specify when and where the application will be heard;

(f) explain the effect of a closure order;

(g) give information about the names of, and means of contacting, persons and organisations in the area that provide advice about housing and legal matters.

(6) A closure notice may be issued only if reasonable efforts have been made to inform—

(a) people who live on the premises (whether habitually or not), and

(b) any person who has control of or responsibility for the premises or who has an interest in them,

that the notice is going to be issued.

(7) Before issuing a closure notice the police officer or local authority must ensure that any body or individual the officer or authority thinks appropriate has been consulted.

(8) The Secretary of State may by regulations specify premises or descriptions of premises in relation to which a closure notice may not be issued.

So they are going to have to pass a regulation forcing rapists on the population if they want to stop it.

A report from the BBC about Simon Levy. The level of police incompetence from multiple police forces is huge.

The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), the Metropolitan police and British Transport Police (BTP) have all admitted errors.

For once a factual based bit of journalism from the BBC.

Except, nothing about his origins.

Stabbing in Ceuta

El Periodico reports that the attacker, a Moroccan minor has been arrested, and admitted to the stabbing.

The victim was stabbed in the neck with a kitchen knife, several cuts including the serious one to his neck that almost cost him his life.

A Staffordshire Police spokesperson said: “We acknowledge the findings of the gross misconduct hearing of former Chief Constable Chris Noble, which was led by the Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner Ben Adams as the appropriate authority. Staffordshire Police had no involvement in the hearing.
“The panel found that Chris Noble would have been dismissed had he not resigned for breaching the standards of Police professional behaviour to the level of gross misconduct.
“The chair of the panel has directed that reporting restrictions have been put place in relation to the content of the hearing. Therefore, it would be inappropriate to make any further comments on the outcome.

A former Dorset Police officer who pleaded guilty to misconduct in a public office has his sentenced increased following a ruling by the Court of Appeal. aged 35, pleaded guilty to misconduct in a public office at Bristol Crown Court on Friday 10 April 2026. He was sentenced at the same court on Tuesday 16 June 2026 to eight months in prison, suspended for 12 months.Following a submission to the Court of Appeal under the Unduly Lenient Sentence scheme on behalf of the Solicitor General, McClements’ sentence was increased to an immediate custodial sentence of 15 months.McClements resigned from the Force in April 2025.The offence relates to an inappropriate sexual relationship that the former officer had with a victim of domestic abuse he met in November 2023 as part of an investigation.

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How are Labour going to fund it?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R5HXyhhyXaw

3 Years

Vikram Digwa's mother, Kiran Kaur has been sentenced to 3 years in jail for perverting the course of justice.

The question, will she be deported to India at the end of the sentence?

Vickrum Digwa, convicted of murdering Henry Nowak has launched an appeal against both his conviction and his life sentence, according to the Court of Appeal.

Digwa, who was sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 21 years, was found guilty of fatally stabbing Henry.

The appeal comes as prosecutors are also seeking to have the sentence increased after the Solicitor General referred it to the Court of Appeal.

https://www.cps.gov.uk/national-news/news/fake-passport-gang-leader-jailed-ps1-million-immigration-scam

Interesting case from the Crown Prosecution Service.

8 members of a migration fraud gang have been jailed.

The plot began to be uncovered from early 2024 after a man was stopped at Manchester Airport. He was travelling on the passport of a man who had been burgled in Gambia two years earlier and his passports taken. He admitted paying the equivalent of £5,200 for his fake documents and travel.

The gang would obtain genuine passports, usually from Gambia, which already had British visas in them and doctor them by adding photos of their clients into the biometric page and the visa.

The gang leader’s mobile phone contained images of 559 unique passports.

What's not revealed is where are the 559 other prosecutions for being in the UK illegally?

They have the names. They can look them up and arrest.

They have the photographs, so they can add them to facial recognition.

There's not even information about the one caught at Manchester Airport.

Now this is one gang, one country. It's won't be the only one from this country. Lots of other countries will be doing the same.

It has to end. When caught, the proceeds of crime act also needs to be used. All those caught, we asset strip them as well as deporting them.

What do we do with people who have claimed asylum from safe countries?

The following is the break down from the home office statistics on Asylum Claims

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Row Labels	Sum of Claims
Afghanistan	95,988
Albania	57,250
Algeria	10,276
American Samoa (United States)	6
Andorra	3
Angola	6,046
Anguilla (British)	1
Antigua and Barbuda	85
Argentina	145
Armenia	664
Aruba (Dutch)	3
Australia	90
Austria	7
Azerbaijan	1,734
Bahamas, The	18
Bahrain	629
Bangladesh	44,794
Barbados	135
Belarus	1,173
Belgium	23
Belize	32
Benin	235
Bermuda (British)	2
Bhutan	418
Bolivia	972
Bosnia and Herzegovina	443
Botswana	1,697
Brazil	9,322
British overseas citizens	265
Brunei	6
Bulgaria	370
Burkina Faso	169
Burundi	2,953
Cambodia	12
Cameroon	7,078
Canada	222
Cape Verde	15
Central African Republic	91
Chad	1,132
Chile	145
China	39,834
Christmas Island (Australian)	3
Colombia	5,343
Comoros	34
Congo	2,462
Congo (Democratic Republic)	13,979
Costa Rica	56
Croatia	169
Cuba	306
Cyprus	120
Cyprus (Northern part of)	178
Czechia	4,511
Denmark	13
Djibouti	58
Dominica	218
Dominican Republic	59
East Timor	323
Ecuador	1,436
Egypt	9,636
El Salvador	5,391
Equatorial Guinea	49
Eritrea	61,671
Estonia	111
Eswatini	165
Ethiopia	12,857
Fiji	38
Finland	15
Former Yugoslavia	2
France	102
French Guiana (French)	3
Gabon	45
Gambia, The	4,891
Georgia	7,593
Germany	51
Ghana	6,310
Greece	69
Greenland	1
Grenada	408
Guatemala	349
Guinea	2,755
Guinea-Bissau	136
Guyana	281
Haiti	34
Honduras	3,715
Hong Kong	400
Hungary	296
India	47,745
Indonesia	961
Iran	109,816
Iraq	84,039
Ireland	37
Israel	689
Italy	120
Ivory Coast	2,953
Jamaica	6,996
Japan	76
Jordan	2,675
Kazakhstan	1,739
Kenya	4,336
Kosovo	698
Kuwait	5,614
Kyrgyzstan	1,164
Laos	17
Latvia	736
Lebanon	2,776
Lesotho	35
Liberia	2,304
Libya	12,836
Lithuania	1,197
Luxembourg	1
Macau	24
Madagascar	6
Malawi	2,780
Malaysia	2,750
Maldives	112
Mali	329
Malta	4
Marshall Islands	1
Mauritania	121
Mauritius	1,361
Mexico	545
Moldova	2,240
Mongolia	1,672
Montenegro	6
Morocco	2,847
Mozambique	86
Myanmar (Burma)	4,371
Namibia	3,559
Nauru	4
Nepal	6,352
Netherlands	84
New Zealand	23
Nicaragua	913
Niger	165
Nigeria	35,859
Norfolk Island (Australian)	3
North Korea	1,417
North Macedonia	1,357
Norway	16
Oman	235
Other and unknown	999
Pakistan	92,601
Palau	1
Palestine	7,736
Panama	52
Papua New Guinea	17
Paraguay	32
Peru	490
Philippines	2,544
Poland	3,802
Portugal	116
Qatar	72
Refugee	10,273
Romania	5,257
Russia	5,786
Rwanda	2,283
San Marino	2
Sao Tome and Principe	5
Saudi Arabia	1,610
Senegal	922
Serbia	10
Serbia and Montenegro	8,056
Seychelles	129
Sierra Leone	6,476
Singapore	83
Slovakia	465
Slovenia	15
Solomon Islands	14
Somalia	49,061
South Africa	3,307
South Korea	174
South Sudan	1,562
Spain	91
Sri Lanka	40,498
St Kitts and Nevis	134
St Lucia	596
St Vincent and the Grenadines	475
Stateless	7,002
Sudan	43,525
Suriname	6
Svalbard and Jan Mayen Islands (Norwegian)	1
Sweden	92
Switzerland	6
Syria	38,095
Taiwan	58
Tajikistan	1,705
Tanzania	1,407
Thailand	1,076
Togo	651
Tokelau (New Zealand)	1
Tonga	8
Trinidad and Tobago	1,563
Tunisia	1,356
Turkey	31,343
Turkmenistan	278
Turks and Caicos Islands (British)	1
Tuvalu	1
Uganda	7,417
Ukraine	7,065
United Arab Emirates	121
United States	1,222
Uruguay	18
Uzbekistan	2,726
Vanuatu	12
Venezuela	456
Vietnam	26,419
Virgin Islands (United States)	1
Western Sahara	102
Yemen	8,237
Zambia	578
Zimbabwe	41,673
Grand Total	1,259,895

Vickrum Digwa has reportedly been attacked at HMP Armley, where he is currently being held following the murder of Henry Nowak. Reports indicate that a mixture of sugar and boiling water was thrown in his face, causing serious burns.

Prison napalm in other words.

His injuries are not believed to be life-threatening, but he has reportedly suffered significant facial burns and skin damage.

Do you think they CPS will prosecute? The big question, is there a realistic chance of conviction? My view the jury will say not guilty

Vickrum Digwa has reportedly been attacked at HMP Armley, where he is currently being held following the murder of Henry Nowak. Reports indicate that a mixture of sugar and boiling water was thrown in his face, causing serious burns.

Prison napalm in other words.

His injuries are not believed to be life-threatening, but he has reportedly suffered significant facial burns and skin damage.

Vickrum Digwa faces more charges for the murder of Henry Nowak.

Digwa now faces six counts of possessing an offensive weapon in a private place.

His father, Moga Singh, is accused of the same charges.

His brother Gurpreet Digwa faces four additional counts.

These are possessing an offensive weapon, an asp, in a public place, possessing a prohibited weapon, an air rifle, possessing an axe in a public place, and possessing a knife, a kirpan, in a public place.

It comes after a flick knife, extendable baton, knuckledusters, a machete, swords and Kusaris were allegedly found.

Here are my questions that Hampshire police need to address in the Henry Nowak case.
I'd be interested in any I've missed?

I've other questions on the justice failures, government policy issues such as inquiries, and on a sentence review. This is just for Hampshire police.

1. Unlawful Arrest
2. False imprisonment
3. PACE Offences
4. Assault and Battery
5. Misconduct in a public office
6. Gross Negligence Manslaughter
7. HRA abuses, article 2 - right to life
8. HRA abuses, article 3 - inhuman/degrading treatment
9. HRA abuses, article 5 -unlawful detention
10. Common law duty of care failures
11. Excessive Force
12. Racism by the police.
13. Failure to secure a crime scene
14. Did they try and blacken Henry's name? For example, trawling for dirt? Yes. Same as the Lawrence case where they spied on Stephen Lawrence's family.
15. Two tier policing, allowed for one race, not for another, is racism.
16. What action has been taken against the officer that laughed when Henry said he had been stabbed?
17. Same for the officer that dragging him across the gravel?
18. Chief Constable France and his press conference. It was OK for the police to assault Henry etc, because it he was going to die anyway. He needs to resign or be sacked.
19. Why handcuffed for racism? Where's the violence?
20. All the videos need to be released
21. All the call and radio recordings released.
22. Same for the calls to the Ambulance service, including those from the police.
23. No handcuffs for Digwa, evidence of Two Tier.
24. Digwa gets given an option of what food he would like. Henry gets handcuffed and dies. Racist and two tier
25. Alexis Boon the Chief Constable needs to be forced out. Resign or sacked. The top needs to take responsibility
26. Hampshire and Isle of Wight Police and Crime Commissioner, Donna Jones needs to be forced out. Resign or sacked. The top needs to take responsibility
27. Did any police officers involved in the case report other police officers? Section 10 of their code of ethics applies.