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Teenager jailed for sending racist abuse to Marcus Rashford after Euro 2020 final

Justin Lee Price of Worcester has been sentenced to six weeks in jail for sending a racist tweet to Man Utd star Marcus Rashford in the aftermath of England's defeat in the Euro 2020 final

Daily Mirror

11 years, 10 arrests, at least 62 women: how did Britain’s worst cyberstalker evade justice for so long?

Matthew Hardy so frightened some of his victims that they slept with weapons. Although he was known to the police – and even prosecuted – it was more than a decade before he was jailed

The Guardian - UK

Beyond Reasonable Doubt: Britain’s Rape Crisis review – a harrowing look at a broken system

This Panorama documentary highlights how the guilty go free and victims avoid coming forward by balancing facts and figures with the appalling stories of victims

The Guardian - UK

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Family jailed for enslaving Polish maid in Enfield for more than five years

A family of four have been jailed for forcing a Polish maid into servitude and enslaving her for more than five years.

Evening Standard

Fraudster spent thousands on Lego and trips to Disneyland

Lee Hickinbottom worked with his former partner Tabatha Knott to steal £1.3m of taxpayers cash

Liverpool Echo

Former CPS worker hit teen 29 times with baseball bat while wearing fluffy pink dressing gown

Her boyfriend also took part in the attack

Nottingham Post

CPS has lost 8% of schools’ ‘tech assets’ during COVID, tens of thousands of computers, even air purifiers, defibrillators

The police suspect that much of the property that CPS has listed as missing actually was stolen by people with access to school buildings during the pandemic.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Sarah Everard’s killer Wayne Couzens formally charged with indecent exposure

Met detectives have formally charged Sarah Everard’s killer Wayne Couzens with four counts of indecent exposure in Kent.

Evening Standard

About those 5 lost school days in CPS...

It’s a sore spot with educators that they lost pay, but it’s their union that chose a walkout — really, an illegal strike. What’s worse, though, is that children lost days of teaching that they won’t fully get back.

Chicago Sun-Times

Casino should create wealth for minority investors, not diminish it

The Bally’s Corp. agreement reportedly allows them to diminish and potentially erase any profits that minority investors would make compared to other owners.

Chicago Sun-Times

Man who climbed through window and raped woman in her 70s in ‘horrifying attack’ is jailed

Brady Hickman’s victim felt “totally violated and stripped of her dignity” court hears

The Independent UK

Prosecutions launched over Croydon tram crash

The Office of Rail and Road said it is prosecuting Transport for London, FirstGroup-owned Tram Operations Limited and driver Alfred Dorris.

The Independent UK

CPS says COVID-19 quarantine policy to continue as some parents call for return ‘to normal before it’s too late’

Chicago Public Schools will continue to direct students who contract COVID-19 and unvaccinated students exposed to the virus to temporarily stay home, leaders said Wednesday as a group of parents called on the district to end its contact tracing and quarantine policies.

Chicago Tribune

CPS won’t make up 5 lost school days from January standoff with CTU

The decision announced Wednesday means teachers won’t automatically get paid for that missed time, a sore spot for educators who were upset to lose nearly a week of pay without gaining many additional precautions during the city’s Omicron surge.

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The Independent UK

Harry Dunn’s mother has faith in CPS despite court hearing postponement

Charlotte Charles spoke as she marked what would have been her son’s 22nd birthday.

Chicago Sun-Times

Afternoon Edition: March 21, 2022

Today’s update is a 5-minute read that will brief you on the day’s biggest stories.

Chicago Sun-Times

CPS to settle 2 special ed students’ sex assault lawsuits for $1.5M

The agreements come after the Board of Education approved a $1 million settlement last month in a similar complaint by a special education student at a North Side elementary school.

Chicago Sun-Times

CPS releases calendar for 2022-23 school year

Chicago Public Schools students are due back Aug. 22 for what would be the district’s earliest start in recent memory.

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Chicago Tribune

The mask mandate returns to six Chicago Public Schools classrooms amid COVID-19 spike at school

CHICAGO — Brenna O’Brien, a parent of a second grader and a fourth grader at Chicago’s John C. Coonley Elementary School, wasn’t sure over the weekend what she’s going to do on Monday when her kids were supposed to be back in their classrooms.

Chicago Sun-Times

CPS high schools see more money but nearly half of elementary budgets cut

High schools were the biggest beneficiaries of an influx of federal cash, while enrollment drops led to less money for many schools.

Chicago Sun-Times

Challenge to Jones principal’s Chicago residency bolstered by public records tying him to Missouri

The Local School Council has accused Principal Joseph Powers of breaking CPS residency rules. Records show he votes and owns property and cars in St. Louis — not in Chicago.

The Independent UK

Teenager admits ‘racially abusing Marcus Rashford after Euro 2020 final’

Justin Lee Price, 19, directed a slur at the 24-year-old striker after England’s defeat in a penalty shoot-out against Italy last summer.

The Guardian - UK

Courts condemn Home Office and CPS in two separate trafficking cases

Court of appeal’s rejection of the Home Office’s appeal a ‘landmark ruling’ for victims

Chicago Sun-Times

Political operative Roberto Caldero to plead guilty, but says ‘at no time … would I be wearing a wire’

Prosecutors hit Caldero more than a year ago with an eight-count indictment saying he leaned on then-Ald. Danny Solis in 2016 to help an Ohio company win a $1 billion CPS custodial services contract and to get a street and park named in honor of members of the Cacciatore family.

Chicago Sun-Times

CPS mask-optional policy upheld, for now, by labor board in blow to teachers union

The Illinois Education Labor Relations Board voted 3-2 Wednesday against a preliminary injunction sought by the Chicago Teachers Union.

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