Paedophile forced girl to eat dog food
meteorological event in an area around 18 miles above the North Pole has disturbed the jet stream – allowing chilly winds from Eastern Europe to blast the UK – and could last well into March. MEAT supplier Russell Hume has crashed into administration, sparking the loss of more than 300 jobs after a food hygiene probe caused customers including JD Wetherspoon to end their contracts.
The Food Standards Agency launched an investigation over an alleged “serious” breach of food hygiene rules at the Derbyshire-based firm.
Wetherspoon also pulled steak from the menu of its 900 UK and Irish pubs in response to what Russell Hume described as a “mislabelling” issue. TRANSPORT Secretary Chris Grayling has won a High Court fight with environmental campaigners opposed to the HS2 rail line running through a woodland area in west London.
A judge yesterday imposed an injunction banning “unlawful protest activities” in and around a construction site near Harvil Road in Hillingdon.
Mr Justice Barling had heard arguments from lawyers representing Mr Grayling and HS2 bosses and demonstrators.
More than a dozen protesters were at the High Court hearing in London.
One protest leader said it ONE of Britain’s most prolific paedophiles, who blackmailed a string of vulnerable victims including a girl who was ordered to eat dog food, has been jailed for 32 years.
University lecturer Dr Matthew Falder admitted 137 offences, including voyeurism, encouraging child rape, and sharing images showing the abuse of a newborn baby, after being caught by an international inquiry led by the National Crime Agency.
The 29-year-old Cambridge graduate was arrested in June last year after four traumatised victims, who were tricked into sending him humiliating images, threatened or attempted to end their own lives.
Sentencing “warped and sadistic” Falder, Judge Philip Parker QC said: “As for your equally extraordinary sexual offending – no-one who knew you, above ground, had was the first time ministers had taken such legal action in a bid to stop an HS2 protest.
Mark Keir, co-ordinator of the Hillingdon Green Party, said around 50 people were trying to protect an area of around 300 acres.
“We are protecting wildlife,” said Mr Keir outside court before the hearing began. an inkling of what you were doing below the surface.”
Branding him an “internet highwayman” who targeted 46 victims, he added: “Your behaviour was cunning, persistent, manipulative and cruel.”
The University of Cambridge, which said it had been “appalled” at the crimes, is now looking at stripping disgraced Falder of his academic qualifications, in a “rare” move for the 809-year-old institution.
Falder duped victims, who were advertising for babysitting or dog-walking jobs on online message boards, into providing nude images by posing as a female artist who wanted to turn them into life drawings.
Falder, of Harborne Park Road, Birmingham, forced one victim to film herself licking toilet seats, a used tampon and eating dog food, and set up secret cameras in bathrooms to record women and girls naked, before trading the images online.
Falder’s long-term girlfriend is said to be “standing by” him, according to his barrister, and the judge said his parents would support him “on release” – though he would not be eligible for parole until he was 50.