The BBC says it has uncovered that former Police Scotland officer Alan Greer was a serial rapist and violent offender over at least 14 years. Detectives have identified multiple victims and expect more may yet come forward.
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has paused an early release scheme for 6,000 prisoners, including serious offenders, after an outcry from crime victims and warnings from probation officers. An urgent review will assess risks before any releases proceed.
PC Alan Greer, a Police Scotland officer who died by suicide in May, was a violent rapist and attempted murderer, the BBC reveals. An anti-corruption inquiry uncovered at least nine victims, including a woman he raped after she reported a crime in 2012, and five sex workers.
PC Alan Greer, a Police Scotland officer who died by suicide in May, has been identified as a serial rapist who attacked at least nine women over 14 years, including sex workers and two female police officers. His offending came to light after a 2012 victim reported him, triggering a major anti-corruption inquiry.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham is reviewing plans for the early release of thousands of serious offenders, including killers and rapists, following outrage from PC Andrew Harper's family. The move, aimed at easing prison overcrowding, faces warnings from reform groups about potential criminal justice system collapse.
Prime minister Andy Burnham announced a review of plans to release approximately 6,000 offenders, including killers and rapists, early from jail in September. The decision follows a backlash from victims' families and campaigners, who raised concerns about public safety and the impact on victims, despite the policy aiming to address prison overcrowding.
The 'intimacy economy' is monetizing human connection, leading Gen Z to increasingly outsource emotional intimacy to AI chatbots. This trend, exemplified by Jerome, raises concerns about emotional safety in human relationships and the potential loss of vital human skills needed in a post-AGI economy.
A therapist reflects on the growing presence of AI in mental health, noting its surprising effectiveness in some cases while grappling with its potential risks, ethical implications, and the unique value of human connection and the "mess" inherent in traditional therapy.
Jade Belgrove, a Coventry woman, expresses heartbreak and anger after being informed her rapist, Simon Tyler, jailed in 2024, could be released early under government plans to ease prison overcrowding, fearing further injustice for victims.
UK opposition parties demand the suspension of aid and visas for Pakistan after Islamabad refused to accept the deportation of Shabir Ahmed, a convicted child sex offender stripped of British citizenship. This refusal, amidst the approval of £153 million in UK development assistance for Pakistan, has triggered a political dispute.
6 aylıkken serebral palsi tanısı konulan Selcen Kankul Kurban, fizik tedaviyle hayata tutundu, fizyoterapist oldu ve eşiyle birlikte engelli bireyler için farkındalık yaratıyor.
Andrea Bajani's award-winning novel, The Anniversary, explores a son's 20-year struggle with an oppressive father and passive mother, culminating in a complete break. The book, lauded for challenging family loyalty taboos, uses a fragmented narrative to give voice to the silenced mother, though its therapeutic framing is critiqued.
Justice Secretary David Lammy stated that opponents of early prison release for offenders lack solutions to prevent a criminal justice system collapse. Over 5,000 prisoners, including rapists and sex offenders, are set for early release from September due to impending capacity issues in England and Wales.
Reform UK's Greater Manchester mayoral candidate, Sian Astley, is facing criticism for comments suggesting voters for other parties should house criminals and rapists. She doubled down on her remarks, linking them to immigration and open borders policies.
Reform UK's Greater Manchester mayoral candidate, Sian Astley, faces criticism for suggesting voters of other parties should house criminals and rapists. She doubled down on her comments, linking them to open border advocacy.
A man in Singapore was sentenced to eight years in jail for culpable homicide after strangling his chronically ill brother. The case highlights the immense pressure faced by carers in an aging population, with one therapist sharing her own struggles.
The US has escalated tensions with Iran, Donald Trump vowed to hit the country 'hard again tonight.' Australia is still reeling from a nationwide Telstra mobile network outage. In UK politics, Nigel Farage faces Count Binface in a byelection, while New South Wales won the State of Origin decider.
Police drew batons to control an enraged crowd in Glasgow, Scotland, as they evacuated two men accused of rape from an apartment block. Protesters chanted "Beast! Beast!" and one rushed at a man, prompting police to intervene.
A Melbourne man faces rape and sexual assault charges. His former personal assistant alleges he raped her, after which she punched him. The defense questions her credibility, citing past false allegations.
A "Jane Doe" is suing Carnival and OneSpaWorld, alleging she was sexually assaulted by a massage therapist on the Carnival Vista cruise ship. The lawsuit claims the therapist touched her genitalia, made sexual comments, and locked her in the room, and that both companies were aware of similar incidents.
Four councillors have resigned from Highland Council's licensing committee after voting to allow a convicted rapist taxi driver, David Brown, to keep his operator's licence. The decision sparked criticism, with women's safety groups calling it a "harmful message".
A psychotherapist shares her journey of overcoming phone addiction, revealing how it impacted her parenting and relationships. She found that limiting phone use, aided by an app and conscious narration, led to greater calm, presence, and improved connections with her children and husband.
Steven Crichton, a therapist from Pontypridd, now volunteers at Taff Ely food bank after experiencing hardship himself. His insights help make the service more user-friendly, reducing stigma and offering visitors more autonomy in selecting food.
Films are increasingly featuring therapists as protagonists, exploring their own struggles. This trend reflects a societal rise in therapy attendance and the mainstreaming of 'therapy-speak,' often within horror or psychological thriller genres.
