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The Supreme Court, the highest court in the UK, has ruled that ‘paedophile hunters’ do not violate the ‘privacy rights’ of individuals who are suspected of being involved in the grooming of children. 

The case follows the successful conviction of Mark Sutherland after he was found to have tried to groom someone who he believed was 13-years-old. 

The 13-year-old was, in fact, a member of a paedophile hunting group who had set up a fake profile on dating app Grindr. 

Sutherland did not know that the profile of the ’13-year-old’ was, in fact, part of a sting operation that had been set up by the group of volunteers who are passionate about ensuring the safety of children. 

Sutherland appealed his conviction for trying to groom children, arguing that his right to ‘private life’, enshrined in Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights, had been ‘breached’ by the successful sting operation. 

However, delivering the Supreme Court’s ruling on Wednesday following the appeal, Lord Sales said that the appeal had been “unanimously dismissed”. 

The Supreme Court concluded that: ‘The interests of children have priority over any interest a paedophile could have in being allowed to engage in criminal conduct’.

Lord Sales said Sutherland believed he was communicating with a 13-year-old boy and had no “reasonable expectation of privacy” because a child could tell an adult.

He added that authorities have a “special responsibility to protect children against sexual exploitation by adults” and that overrides the right to privacy for such “reprehensible” communications.

There are now dozens of paedophile hunting groups dotted around the country. 

Their volunteers often bravery confront suspected paedophiles, detaining them as they wait for the police to arrive. 

The groups then hand over all of their evidence to the police with the aim and hope of bringing the sexual predators before the courts and thus helping to protect children.

While the police do not officially endorse the activity of paedophile hunting groups, many officers do acknowledge that they simply do not have the resources to go after every sexual predator. 

The paedophile hunting groups often have the backing of parents who are concerned about the willingness and the ability of paedophiles to search for victims online. 

And the fact that paedophiles not only have to contend with the security services but that they now also have to contend with highly motivated volunteers who, like everyone else, is sickened by their vile and disgusting behaviour, means that the ability of paedophiles to seek out their child victims is hampered further. 

One such group is called: ‘UK Child Force‘. 

Their brave volunteers have caught hundreds of suspected paedophiles by setting up their own sting operations. 

They often film the moment when suspects are confronted as they wait to meet ‘children’ who they have spoken to online when, in fact, the ‘children’ are brave UK Child Force volunteers. 

Do you agree with what paedophile hunting groups are doing? Let us know in the comments below. 

So we have noticed that most of the mainstream media have become experts when it comes to knowing when and why the police stop motorists. 

But having done a bit of research and digging around, we noticed that hardly any of the articles which have been pumped out of the anti-police mainstream media are based on any qualified experience. 

So we tracked down a former police officer, who spent 15 years on the job, and asked him what advice he would give to anyone to help them avoid being stopped by the police.

1. Try to avoid heavily tinted windows.

Privacy glass is excellent if you want to hide from the world, but can cause an issue if you are driving in an area that is well-known for criminal activity. 

If a police officer cannot see into a car, then he/she does not know if, for example, there are naughty people in it who are carrying nasty things. 

2. When you see the police, try not to floor it.

The saying “If you have done nothing wrong, then you have got nothing to hide” is critical here. 

If you floor it when you see the cops, then do not be surprised if they want to speak to you to find out why you decided to floor it from them. 

Most people only floor it when they see the cops if they have done something wrong. 

Unfortunately, as long as there are bad people around doing bad things, then the police will want to try and stop these naughty people. 

And because criminals do not approach the police and say: “Hi, officer, I have a knife on me”, then the police have to try and find these people themselves. 

3. Abide by the road traffic rules and regulations

If you shoot through a red light, speed, drive on the wrong side of the road or don’t have a valid licence, insurance etc. etc. then you can expect to be pulled over. 

You would think that such a blatantly obvious thing would not need to be pointed out, but we are living in peculiar times. 

These are just three reasons why a police officer might decide to pull you over. 

And just remember, that for every stop that the mainstream media decide to pick up on in the hope of portraying the police in a bad light, thousands of other stops are carried out each day. 

And these stops often result in thousands of lives being saved and thousands of bad people being detained. 

You just won’t hear about these stops, because they do not fit the anti-police narrative that gets the mainstream media so excited about. 

If you want to know about the real work of the police, then follow your local cops on social media. 

It has only been a matter of days since pubs, bars and restaurants in England were allowed to reopen having been closed for three months. 

The much-anticipated, so-called, ‘super saturday’ was an opportunity for people to head down the pub and have a few drinks following the nation-wide lockdown. 

But less than three days after reopening, pubs have already had to start closing again after their customers tested positive for COVID-19, as reported by Sky News. 

One of the pubs, The Lighthouse Kitchen and Carvery in Burnham-on-Sea, Somerset, confirmed that one of their customers had tested positive for COVID-19. 

In a message posted on their Facebook page, a spokesperson for the pub said:

“This isn’t the message we wanted to write so soon, but The Lighthouse will be closed due to a customer testing positive to covId 19. 

“We are slowly getting through our list of customers that were in the pub on Saturday. 

“All our staff are going to be tested and we will re open when the time is safe to do so. Thanks to all the positive phone calls”.

The pub later confirmed that none of its staff had tested positive. 

The Fox and Hounds in Batley, West Yorkshire, also said it would be closed until further notice after receiving a call from a customer on Monday to report they had tested positive.

In a post shared on their Facebook page, a spokesperson for the pub said:

“Following our announcement this morning that we will be closed until further notice I’d like to put all rumours and speculations straight that are currently floating about.

“This morning I got a phone call off a customer who visited our pub on Saturday to say they’d tested positive for coronavirus. On their visit, they were unaware and had no symptoms, but after seeing a post off another place, they’d visited thought it was best to take a test to which come back positive. 

“Due to privacy reason we won’t be naming this person.

“Following this information, we are awaiting further guidance from NHS and track and trace.

“Myself and All staff have taken a test today, and we should have results back within 48 hours. The pub will be fully deep cleaned, and when safe to do so, we will reopen our doors.

“We fully understand this is a scary time but want to ensure our customer safety is our main priority in these tough times. 

“Over the past few weeks, we have put a lot of hard work into the pub following government guidance to get us opened back up. 

“Anyone that has visited us this weekend can see our new layout of tables of 1metre plus, our one way systems, full table service and continuously cleaning throughout.

“If anyone thinks they may have symptoms then please seek advice from 111”.

The Village Home pub in Alverstoke, Gosport, said it had also “had a case of coronavirus” on the premises and added that “some of us are in isolation”.

A post on their Facebook page confirmed:

“We have had a case of coronavirus in the pub, which means that some of us are in isolation. 

“The pub is now shut but all being well will open again on Saturday. 

“Anyone who was in the pub over the weekend there is no need to isolate unless you show symptoms or are contacted direct by the trace group. Thank you and hope to see you soon”.

Jacinda Ardern, the prime minister of New Zealand, has declared that her country is free from the deadly coronavirus and she has officially ended the lockdown in her country – much to the delight of New Zealanders. 

There are, however, still stringent border controls in place which are intended to keep new cases of the deadly virus away from the country. 

But robust social distancing methods have been lifted after health officials in the country confirmed that no new cases of COVID-19 had been detected. 

During a press conference, Ms Ardern said that her country had: 

“united in unprecedented ways to crush the virus”. 

The popular prime minister has been praised for her government’s handling of the global pandemic, with the World Health Organisation also commending her administration of the emergency. 

On the 25th March, New Zealand was put into lockdown for four weeks. 

After that period, the restrictions slowly started to ease. 

Meanwhile, in the UK, three months after the lockdown started, lockdown measures have only recently started to ease. 

But from midnight tonight, all restrictions in New Zealand will be lifted.

Back in March, New Zealand had around 200 confirmed cases the virus. Even during its peak, only 1,500 cases were confirmed. 

Twenty-two people in New Zealand died after contracting the virus. 

That represents a figure of around 0.0000044% of the total population. 

In the UK, over 40,000 people have died, which represents a figure of around 0.00061538% of the population – a mortality rate 1,398 times higher than New Zealand. 

Scientists have said that the mortality rate in New Zealand could have been much higher had their government not have acted so swiftly. 

On Thursday, officers from Nottinghamshire Police executed a warrant at a residential address to try and find a male who had been giving them the slip.

However, when the police arrived, the male had other ideas and made good his escape by running and hiding in some local ‘foulage’.

The suspect thought that hiding in the woods would be enough to throw officers off the scent, so to speak.

But as the officers were searching the undergrowth, they heard a distinctive noise that can only be attributed to the every-day function of the human body; the suspect let off an ‘air biscuit’.

A spokesperson for Nottinghamshire Police confirmed that officers heard a noise “believed to be the sound of someone breaking wind from a nearby bush”.

Once the male had given away his location, it wasn’t long before officers picked him up and carted him away.

Perhaps another good reason why anyone with a dairy intolerance should lay off of the stuff. Especially when you are ‘playing’ hide n seek.