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absolute cinema #EastEnders

🚨 @SaeedTV_ walking out Old Trafford on the 21st minute. 👏 [@TheEyeTest_1]

🚨🚨| MASON GREENWOOD YOU ARE INSANE !!!!!! WHAT A GOALLLL!!!

🚨 ISLINGTON SHOOTING: POLICE URGENTLY SEEK 40-YEAR-OLD MAN AFTER TWO MEN SHOT AND THIRD STABBED Detectives have named Nacoli Bravo, 40, from Lewisham, as a man they urgently want to trace following the shooting in Parkfield Street on 27 October. @CrimeLdn @ScarcityStudios @999London @uknip247 @obbsie @totalcrime

Halloween had Homer Simpson x Mr bean fighting the peaky blinders 😅

‘THE DREAD’ AVOIDS JAIL AFTER KNIFE STASH DISCOVERED Carl ‘The Dread’ Robinson, 49, has avoided immediate imprisonment after being found with three knives during a police raid targeting an alleged organised crime network linked to David ‘Long Fella’ Hunt. Around 800 officers raided 24 properties across London and the surrounding counties in September as part of an investigation into the suspected Hunt Syndicate. Robinson, an associate of Hunt, was found with a blue-bladed karambit and two flick knives inside a kitchen drawer at his £1million country home. He pleaded guilty to three offences of possessing offensive weapons in a private place at Westminster Magistrates’ Court. Despite his extensive criminal history, including previous weapons convictions, Robinson was handed a 48-week prison sentence suspended for 18 months under sentencing rules designed to ease prison overcrowding. He was also ordered to complete 200 hours of unpaid work and pay £272 in costs. The judge said the knives could cause significant injury or death, describing Robinson’s previous weapons record as a serious aggravating factor. Robinson was previously linked in police intelligence to north London gangs and was alleged to have been involved in a £1million plot to murder three police officers — a claim he strongly denies. The wider investigation into the alleged Hunt Syndicate includes suspected money laundering, tax evasion and a conspiracy to commit grievous bodily harm. Robinson and 17 others remain on police bail as the investigation continues. Three other suspects have been charged with separate offences following the raids, including firearm possession and an alleged attack on a police officer. Robinson has been convicted of the weapons offences described above. Allegations concerning the wider criminal network remain subject to investigation and court proceedings.