Life-like child sex dolls are being sold through Amazon and eBay to British paedophiles who use them as a 'companion' to satisfy their sick desires. The dolls, worth between £800 to over £1,000, feature the body of a young child between six and ten-years-old and sneak past border force officers because they are labelled as 'manikins or 'models'. Hundreds are feared to have made it into Britain and in many cases paedophiles buy children's clothing including school uniforms in preparation...

A racist thug has been jailed for accusing an Asian taxi driver of being responsible for the Manchester Arena bombing. Terrence Poxon said the victim had "firebombed kids," and racially abused him on May 28 - less than a week after the attack killed 22 people. Poxon, 58, was also armed with a wooden bat and smashed up the victim's cab at 3.30pm. A court heard he had dressed himself in a Union Jack T-shirt to deliberately parade it around...

Mental health jobs will only scratch the surface of the problem, according to union GMB. The Conservatives today announced that 21,000 new jobs in mental health will be created in the NHS. But continued staff shortages, overstretched and stressed out workers and overcrowded hospitals will undoubtedly see people die unnecessarily, the union believes. The Government claims it will recruit enough nurses, therapists and consultants to treat an extra one million patients by 2020-21. Even though the NHS has lost 5,161 specialist...

Lots of Jamie Lenman news, people. First, there's a new video for his latest single, 'Hell In A Fast Car' and it's colourful and kissy and well worth some eyeball time if you get it. Check it out below. Secondly, Jamie has also announced details for his brand new studio album Devolver, which is set for release on October 27th through Big Scary Monsters. Produced by Space (The Prodigy, Idles), the album sees a departure from Jamies' debut solo album (the...

Oakley Capital Investments Inspired wins backing from TA Associates - Inspired, a leading group of premium schools in Europe, Africa, Latin America and Australia and a portfolio company of Oakley Funds, has received a significant strategic growth investment from TA Associates, a leading global growth private equity firm, comprising both primary and secondary investment. OCL first invested in Inspired through Oakley Capital Private Equity L.P.'s ("Fund I") investment in Educas in July 2013. As Fund I is reaching the end...

Marwyn investment Zegona sells Telecable - Directors of Marwyn Value Investors Limited welcome the announcement made yesterday by its investee company, Zegona Communications plc ("Zegona") confirming the completion of the sale of Zegona's Spanish cable business, Telecable to Euskaltel, S.A. The transaction has generated significant upfront cash proceeds and Zegona intends promptly to return up to £140m to shareholders, representing 71p per share (44% of Zegona’s market capitalisation). It plans to return capital through a tender offer conducted by an intermediary. Full...

July's playlist is running a bit longer than usual, which is a sound indicator that this has been the strongest month for new releases of 2017 so far. What a month! Sheer Mag lived up to the hype on their eagerly-anticipated debut Need to Feel Your Love,  The Xcerts returned with an extra coating of sugar on their sound and Matt Caughthran of The Bronx confirmed he can still handle a bowlful of razorblades for breakfast on 'Sore Throat'. Converge returned...

A rare Casablanca poster has sold for a world record $478,000 (£365K). The poster is the only surviving example of an Italian issue advert for the movie and is the most valuable Casablanca poster ever. Measuring 55.5 by 78.25 inches, the 1946 Casablanca Italian 4 Fogli poster beat the world record for the most valuable movie poster ever sold at public auction. It sold on Saturday for a record $478,000 at a public auction of vintage movie posters held by...

Britain is experiencing a silent home revolution – with “smart technology” taking control of our households without us even noticing. Smart TV’s, laptops and tablets are already being used to introduce smart technology in the home, but more outlandish gadgets are on the way. According to the AO Smart Living Census Report it won’t be long before smart washing machines, remote controlled heating and robot vacuum cleaners are introduced in to the home. And with clear Humans undertones, personal digital...