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TEENAGER CHARGED: AL Qaeda Manual and Deadly Ricin Found
— Axel Muganwa Rudakubana, 18, is facing serious charges under the UK’s Terrorism Act. Authorities found an al Qaeda training manual and ricin poison at his home. These charges add to previous accusations of murder and attempted murder.
Rudakubana allegedly carried out a deadly knife attack at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class in Southport, UK. The attack killed three young girls and injured several others. This tragedy has shocked the community and raised concerns about safety at public events.
Tests confirmed that the substance found was ricin, but officials reassured the public that exposure risk was low. Dr. Renu Bindra from the UK Health Security Agency stated there was no evidence of public exposure to ricin during or after the incident.
The case continues as Rudakubana stays in custody following his court appearance in Liverpool on August 1, 2024. The investigation into this tragic event is ongoing as authorities seek justice for the victims and their families.
— Assad Granted Asylum in Russia Deposed Syrian president Bashar al Assad and his family have reportedly arrived in Moscow, securing asylum following his ousting
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BRITAIN’S Shocking Scandal: AL Fayed’S Alleged Abuse Network Under Investigation
— London’s Metropolitan Police has started an investigation into people who may have helped Mohamed Al Fayed commit over 100 alleged acts of sexual abuse. The probe covers incidents from 1977 to 2014, following claims by former Harrods employees aired by the BBC.
Since the broadcast, 90 more potential victims have come forward, raising the total to 111. Lawyers now represent over 400 women as this number keeps growing daily. An internal review is underway on how previous claims against Al Fayed were handled while he was alive.
Al Fayed, who passed away in 2023 at age 94, was never prosecuted despite being questioned and having evidence files sent to prosecutors in past years. Met Commander Steve Clayman stressed that the investigation aims to give survivors a voice and pursue those complicit in Al Fayed’s offenses.
— Police Consider Additional Charges in Al Fayed Abuse Case The Metropolitan Police are investigating the possibility of pursuing further criminal charges related to allegations against Mohamed Al Fayed
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