Just another day in Khan's lawless London.
And just to show that London isn't the only place where the standards have dropped.
Quote:Two women abducted and raped in 'random' north London attacks.BBC:
'Two women were dragged into a car and raped after being "randomly selected" by the same attacker, police have said.
The first victim was abducted from a street in Chingford, north London, early on Thursday, while the second was captured
12 hours later in Edgware -more than 10 miles away. Both women, who are in their 20s, managed to escape their captor
following a struggle in Osborne Road, Watford, the Metropolitan Police said.
The Met has appealed for information.
It said the women made their escape from the attacker, described as a white man of muscular build, at about 14:30 BST
on Thursday.
'Terrifying ordeal'
Det Ch Insp Katherine Goodwin said: "This was a terrifying ordeal for both women. At this stage there is nothing to suggest
either victims were specifically targeted for any reason, but both appear to have been selected at random.
"A number of active leads are being followed up urgently including reviewing CCTV footage and forensic analysis."
Ms Goodwin said her team was also working closely with officers in Hertfordshire to establish potential links the suspect might
have to the area. She added: "Stranger attacks like this are extremely rare. That being said, I would urge everyone in these
areas to remain vigilant and report anything suspicious to police immediately via 999."...'
And just to show that London isn't the only place where the standards have dropped.
Quote:Nottingham family sentenced over modern slavery.The Beeb:
'Four members of the same family have been sentenced for modern slavery offences.
Nottingham Crown Court heard the group brought their vulnerable 51-year-old victim from Poland in 2017
with the promise of a better life.
Jan Burianski, Anna Janczy, Agnieska Burianska and Roman Pawlowski promised their victim a better life.
But once in the UK, he was forced to hand over his documents and earnings from a job washing cars.
He lived with the family in Pullman Road, Sneinton, Nottingham, and was given two meals a day plus £4 bus fare.
The court heard he had no clothes except the ones he went to work in.
Nottinghamshire Police said they became aware of the man's situation in August when he attempted to take his
own life. The family were found guilty at a previous hearing of forced labour and human trafficking.
Anna Janczy, 56, was handed an 18-month sentence, suspended for two years
Her son Jan Burianski, 32, was jailed for four years
Janczy's daughter-in-law, Agnieska Burianska, 32, was jailed for two years, suspended for two years
Janczy's grandson, 19-year-old Roman Pawlowski was also jailed for two years
Police investigator Emma Lamb said: "The family would tell him that he smelt and was unhygienic.
"When he first arrived at the address they shaved his hair off as they said he might have nits.
"They also made him eat with separate cutlery and only gave him a spoon to eat his food.
"This kind of treatment of a person, particularly after coming to the UK from incredibly dire circumstances back
home, is heart-breaking and I'm just glad he has now been safeguarded and is getting the support he needs."...'
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