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Quorn products officially registered as vegan

By Dominika Piasecka The UK’s largest producer of healthy meat alternatives, Quorn, has registered its entire Vegan Range with the Vegan Trademark, calling the logo the “cherry on top” of a very successful launch. Some of the products have been available throughout the UK since October 2016 but the new...

Samir Hussain wearing a face mask - which he keeps on 24 hours a day - as he recovered from burns suffered in an acid attack.  (file pic) See National News story NNACID; Two men have admitted their part in throwing acid in a cinema-goer's face outside a screening of Straight Outta Compton after shouting "you can seen gangsters now". Samir Hussain was left with life-changing injuries from the horrific burns following the attack at a Cineworld.  The 28-year-old still has to wear a face mask 18 months after the attack in Crawley, West Sussex, in August 2015. Michael McPherson, 27, of Tooting Bec, south London, who threw sulphuric acid in Samir's face, previously admitted grievous bodily harm and will be sentenced at a later date. Lee Bates, 26, of Clapham, south west London, who was with McPherson at the time of the attack and punched Samir, admitted common assault and was sentenced today to a two-year conditional discharge at Brighton Magistrates' Court on Monday.

Acid attacks: Is Sadiq Khan sleeping on the job?

The rise of London’s acid attacks prove we need to change legislation NOW. It is the job of our elected officials to assess current situations and provide appropriate responses, that is not being done in London. With the rise of acid attacks it’s time for Sadiq Khan to prove he...

Could Lib Dems save us from a One Party State?

Rebellion, uprising, or insurrection is a refusal of obedience or order. It refers to the open resistance against the orders of an established authority. But with Labour in disarray, the opposition looks divided, which is perfect for the Conservative party to conquer - which looks set to happen according to...

TLE meets: Ritesh Batra

By Linda Marric After the success of highly acclaimed 2013 film The Lunchbox, and the accolades showered on him from film fans and critics alike, Indian director Ritesh Batra is back, this time with this brilliantly accurate and honest adaptation of Julian barnes’ novel The Sense of An Ending. This...

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