Alice Tomlinson
78 articles on New Dispatch
Thirteen men named following rape of same woman after her husband allegedly drugged her
Among the accused is a CEO, a senior paramedic and a youth football coach
Keir Starmer's promise to protect British national treasure on brink of 'extinction level event' slammed as 'not good enough' by Labour MPs
Despite a petition with 200,000 signatures calling for the ponies' protection, the outgoing Prime Minister has remained silent
Andrew and Tristan Tate lose legal challenge against CPS over anonymity of alleged victims as High Court Judge throws out case
Bedfordshire Police secured European arrests warrants for the two brothers in 2024
Parents, teachers and doctors risk JAIL for trying to talk child out of trans treatment
Dr Hilary Cass, who carried out a review of gender medicine, has backed the legislation
Crocodile attack boy's medical records accessed by 40 hospital employees as probe launched
A 30-year-old man from Norfolk was arrested then bailed on suspicion of attempted murder over the incident
British woman dies in France as country endures hottest day in history with temperatures soaring past 44C
The elderly woman from the UK was with her husband when she fell ill
Train smashes into car killing driver and leaving child with life-threatening injuries
The incident happened around 8.50am this morning
Europe's rising defence superpower tells Britain to pay up for defence or risk global irrelevance
The publication date of the long awaited Defence Investment Plan remains uncertain
Hosepipe ban imposed on almost one million Britons after hottest June day on record
South East Water said the ban comes in 'with immediate effect'
Andy Burnham 'to sack Rachel Reeves' as he prepares bid to save Britain's economy
A number of senior Cabinet ministers are understood to be in the running for the Chancellor job
Army chief lays out plan for autonomy in future warfare with ambitions to 'strike deep, defend forward and build stronger'
General Sir Roly Walker will argue it is armies who 'decide outcomes' in war
Keir Starmer RESIGNS as Prime Minister and sets out timetable for successor
This morning the Prime Minister has set out his timetable for resignation
National Lottery winner reveals what he will spend jackpot on after 'financially securing' his future
The winner said 'I honestly couldn't get my head around it'
'Just get on with it!' Woke council embroiled in multi-million-pound bin lorry row over Net Zero madness
The move has been described as 'less than ideal' and 'not the best look' by a Labour councillor
National Lottery winner FINALLY comes forward to claim £10K-a-month jackpot
After a public appeal, the not-yet-identified winner came forward with their ticket
Britons allowed to return to holiday hotspot as Foreign Office lifts travel ban after four months
The Foreign Office has allowed travel to resume to the UAE but has warned conflict 'could resume at short notice'
Isolated cottage risks being flooded with 1,000 new-build homes amid 'nightmare' plans
The couple have lived in the property for half a century
'Absurd' NHS nearly spent £70 on taxi to deliver 50p pill to England's former deputy chief medical officer
Former Deputy Chief Medical Officer Sir Jonathan Van-Tam's story exposes wider NHS wastage crisis costing over £300million annually
Al Carns issues veiled attack on Ed Miliband over Net Zero dream as ex-defence minister warns 'energy about security, not environment'
The former colonel said the Treasury treats 'defence as a cost to be contained'
Council causes 'frustration' after Pilates class forced to moved from beach to small cafe
One local said the local authority should be 'fixing' bigger issues rather than 'taking away the free community' exercise class
Vicar loses 'discrimination' claim after being forced to work on Sundays
After being told he was not able to read the Bible on shift, he told an employment tribunal he had to sit for hours 'watching paint dry'
Police force that dismissed volunteer for questioning Islam spent 46 constable salaries on DEI
Concerns are growing over the application of woke policies within the police after Henry Nowak's death in December last year
Archaeology students uncover ninth-century Viking grave with literal giant inside
Evidence of brutal violence marked several remains
Home Office under fire as data exposes hundreds of 'immigration offenders' exploiting Irish border
Due to the Common Travel Area, neither UK or Irish Governments can verify how many asylum seekers have travelled to and from each country
Holidaymaker brutally punches seagull after snatching his Cornish pasty
Devon and Cornwall police are appealing to the public to come forward with any information about the incident
'Grumpy' Al Carns considered resigning multiple times over veterans' Bill as ex-Armed Forces Minister reveals he was invited into No10 ONCE
The military colonel said the Prime Minister should 'stay' as the Government needs to 'steady the ship'
Donald Trump threatens to capture Iranian land and take 'total control' of Tehran's oil in 'not so distant future'
The situation in the Middle East has re-escalated following the downing of a US military helicopter by Iran
John Healey's resignation letter - read in full as Defence Secretary quits Cabinet
He served as Defence Secretary since July 5, 2024
Gender lectures should be brought back despite trans protests, academics urge Oxford University
A letter calling for the talks to be reinstated have been signed by 117 academics
Ryanair investigated after 'unfair' charges imposed on parents to sit with their children on flights
The airline have hit back, calling the investigation 'bogus'
Sixteen people arrested and 12 police officers injured during second night of riots in Belfast
The second evening of rioting had the police using water cannons on agitators
US military plane declares mid-flight emergency off Welsh coast
The nature of the aircraft's emergency is not yet known
Afghan war hero cannot afford new prosthetic arm to hold children's hands
Private donors have so far donated £22,000 to the veteran
'Biggest ever' National Lottery draw launches TOMORROW as major shake-up will see DOUBLE the amount of millionaires
The move is expected to grow the annual number of Lotto millionaires from around 140 to approximately 345
Council sparks outrage after refusing permission for widow to turn fly-tipped wasteland into micro-farm for children
The micro-farm owner described the development as a 'retreat' for coping with the death of her veteran partner
Sikh group calls for public inquiry into Henry Nowak's death over 'catastrophic multi-agency failures'
Dabinderjit Singh said there has been a 'false characterisation' of the blade which killed the 18-year-old, causing a 'damaging wave of misinformation'
Essex bus depot engulfed in flames with 12 double-decker buses on fire
The incident is thought to be one of the worst bus fires in British history
Andrew Malkinson 'insulted' by Paul Quinn's rape conviction: 'Softer sentence than an innocent man!'
Mr Malkinson was sentenced to life imprisonment in 2004 for a crime he did not commit
Keir Starmer takes aim at Kemi Badenoch over claim identity politics could lead to civil war - 'Not the Britain we recognise'
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Three dead after Royal Navy helicopter crash in Devon
There are several road closures in place as police investigate the crash site
Boy, 12, climbs height of Mount Everest in staggering nine-day charity drive
The Herefordshire schoolboy scaled an indoor climbing wall more than 1,100 times across nine days
All flights to popular European tourist hotspot to be suspended for seven hours
The strike action from air traffic controllers has been sparked by fears airspace management will not longer require human staff over time
BBC accused of prioritising 'fear of causing offence over public safety' following Henry Nowak decision
Defund the BBC said it was 'hardly surprising' the broadcaster has not given Henry Nowak's case the 'prominence it deserves'
Universal credit fraudster continued claiming DWP benefits while not living in the UK
The benefits cheat has been sentenced to a 12-month community order
On the road with Reform’s canvassing army in Makerfield: ‘Society’s future hinges on this election!’
This week, Britain’s News Channel gained exclusive access to the frontline of Reform UK’s campaign trail
Homeowner wins feud with neighbours over 7ft-tall 'Berlin Wall' built around £1million seaside home
The structure was quickly compared to the Cold War wall stretching across the German capital
Andy Burnham to rip up asylum hotel contracts in major migration U-turn
The Greater Manchester Mayor would instead devolve the responsibility of housing asylum seekers to the local authorities
'A gift for Farage!' Labour's reverse Brexit row sparks bitter spat between Andy Burnham and Wes Streeting
Nigel Farage is expected to make the Brexit vote a cornerstone of Reform UK's Makerfield by-election campaign
NHS could be flooded with lawsuits from female staff over trans women using single-sex toilets
The woman could now receive up to £25,000 in compensation, with legal experts warning similar claims can be launched across the health service
Andy Burnham confirms he is running for Labour leadership in bid to ‘save party’
The Greater Manchester Mayor has vowed to make the party for 'working class people'
Valdo Calocane's mother thought son 'posed risk to others years before' triple killing
Celeste Calocane described her son's hospitalisation in 2020 as being 'beyond anything you could imagine'
Keir Starmer hit with four frontbench resignations as more than 60 Labour MPs call on PM to quit
The frontbenchers declared they could no longer back the Prime Minister given last week's local election disaster for the Labour Party
Dust devil sparks tornado fears after spinning phenomenon spotted in middle of Isle of Man park
The spinning cloud excited onlookers that it was a rare tornado
School plunges into lockdown with pupils 'hiding under desks' as police race to scene
A spokesman for Greater Manchester Police said they attended the school to 'provide reassurance'
Russian warship monitored for entire MONTH by Royal Navy
The frigate accompanied one submarine and around six merchant and support vessels
Woman reveals results after buying £880 worth of National Lottery scratchcards
She and her friends lost roughly £50 each
Civil servants found to be faking office attendance for YEARS at a time
Mandarins are connecting to their office's Wi-Fi from the comfort of their cars and then driving home
Keir Starmer embarrassed by UK's ambassador to US in damning leaked audio
The audio contains a conversation the UK's chief diplomat had with a group of sixth-form students in February
Car bomb explodes outside Belfast police station in suspected 'New IRA' attack
A attempted murder investigation has been triggered
History made as first official sub-two-hour marathon set on London streets
The previous official men's marathon record was set in 2023 by Kelvin Kiptum
Firefighters tackle huge blaze at RAF base used by US Air Force during Iran war operations
The fire has reportedly damaged a commissary building
Falkland Islanders tell 'bully' Donald Trump to back off
The infamous Pentagon memo has sparked condemnation throughout the UK and the Falkland Islands
Nigel Farage 'starting to worry slightly' about Donald Trump’s judgement on Iran
The comments could possibly be a strategic manoeuvre by the Reform UK leader to distance himself from the US President
Six of the most important revelations from the grilling of ex-Foreign Office boss
MPs grilled the former Foreign Office boss for the best part of 2 and a half hours
Greens plan to spend more on foreign aid than on defence in what rivals brand 'complete fantasy'
The policy document reveals the Greens would write off all international debt held by the world's least developed countries
Ex-Nato chief slams Keir Starmer over 'corrosive complacency' and warns Britain's national security is 'in peril'
Lord Robertson accused politicians in the Treasury of 'vandalism'
Ryanair passenger jailed after his abuse forced pilot to abort landing leaving holidaymakers terrified
Authorities were compelled to use an ambulift, equipment typically reserved for passengers with disabilities, to remove the drunk man from the aircraft
Couple in their 60s forced to live in tiny garden shed for FOUR YEARS after plans to build dream home blocked by polluted river 12 miles away
Their planning application was approved last year but involved the couple paying thousands of pounds in phosphate credits
NHS midwives to receive anti-racism training to combat 'national emergency' of maternity deaths
All midwifery university courses must update their teaching to include discrimination and racial biases training
Labour will 'pay the price' of Ed Miliband's North Sea drilling failure as union leaders warn Net Zero will 'cost seats'
A union leader described the situation as an 'act of self harm'
Waitrose urged to rehire employee who was sacked after tackling shoplifter stealing Easter eggs
The Shadow Home Secretary has demanded the employee is not only rehired but awarded a bonus for his bravery
Church organs across Britain 'will fall silent within 50 years', new report warns: 'This is a crisis of faith!'
Churches in France, Portugal and as far as the Philippines are among those snapping up organs that British churches can no longer afford to maintain
Labour peer accused of mocking grooming gang inquiry: 'Just because I'm Muslim!'
The founder and CEO of Freedom from Abuse said she was 'speechless' when she listened to the exchange
Met boosts armed patrols to protect Jewish families ahead of Passover after London attack
The Metropolitan commissioner has committed to an additional 264 officers committed to protecting the Jewish community
HMS Dragon FINALLY arrives to defend Cyprus three weeks after Iranian drone strike
It has taken three weeks for the vessel to arrive in Cypriot waters since its deployment
British tourist dies while on holiday in Tenerife after 'freak wave' knocked her into rocks
The family's GoFundMe page has exceeded its goal three-fold
Schoolchildren left horrified as ancient skeleton emerges sitting upright from playground in France
The skeletons' dental condition has remained remarkably good across the centuries
Schoolgirl and student dead after outbreak of meningitis and septicaemia at university
The victims, who have not been named, are believed to be aged between 17 and 21