Mega-mansion On Thames Worth £8 Million

James Corden bought a mansion for £8 million and just abandoned it!

More money than sense! It could be because how this man achieved fame and fortune is even more bizarre than the property itself.

Gavin and Stacey were famous, to be sure, but James Corden has turned into a jerk.

Gavin and Stacy were unquestionably bloody fantastic. However, James Corden comes across as annoying and self-centred, which is why I didn’t like him back then and I don’t like him today.

Do I have anything positive to say about him? Absolutely not!

Both Ruth Jones and James Corden wrote the scripts for Gavin and Stacey. It was funny and good back in the day, but I’d like to see him singlehandedly produce anything near that standard now, and the nasty side of him has been shown too often for him to ever be popular again.

I wish I could spend £8 million on a mansion but the difference is I wouldn’t let it rot away. It’s a very weird-looking home, but also very unique, and if someone wants to spend some money and time on it so they can give it a bit of tender loving care, this mansion would just look amazing.

Suddenly James Corden is back in the UK after living in America for many years and now he decides he wants to do something with it, like knock it down. Don’t knock it down; renovate it; you have the money; you might not have the skill set like in Gavin and Stacey; we’d probably find him in one of the many bathrooms asleep!

Mind you, the mansion is round and expensive just like him, with mirrors everywhere for his vain narcissism, and it very much looks like he sold his soul. Perhaps he got a Black Friday deal with the devil.

James Corden was just a mediocre man who became a little bit famous but then sold his soul so that he could join the Secret Gentlemen’s Club.

This home matches his personality perfectly, in all areas, size, and personality, and he needs to put some backbone work into it to bring it back to its original architecture.

This home appears to have been abandoned until James Corden purchased it. He hasn’t lived there, I believe. It appears that the property and the possibility of building a new house piqued his curiosity more.

The fact that this is James Corden’s property makes it one of my favourites among abandoned mansions. He purchased it, lived in the US, allowed it to deteriorate even more, and then returned to the UK. Maybe the Americans were tired of him?

If you’re going to purchase a property, at least have the decency to bring it up to code regulations so that it can be lived in by someone who wants to live in it.

Don’t just leave it to rot; that is just selfish because while he was leaving it to rot, somebody else could have bought it for a cheaper price and brought it up to scratch. It could have been made into some kind of hostel for the homeless while James Corden was over there in the US scratching his nuts, and I wasn’t talking about the squirrel kind!

Some might say that the mansion is like an artefact from the Dark Ages, so a bit like James Corden, and let’s face it, what’s one more in the area?

Some might say that the 1960s monstrosity needs to be torn down—and so does the house!

NHS Blocks Alzheimer’s ‘Wonder’ Drug From TODAY

The NHS will now ban the use of the most successful medication ever developed for Alzheimer’s disease.

It is anticipated that the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency would deem Donanemab safe.

Donanemab has been called a revolutionary treatment for Alzheimer’s disease. It delayed its development by 35 percent, according to research.

However, the Daily Telegraph said yesterday night that the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (Nice) will decide it is too costly.

Since health insurance policies are unlikely to pay prices, patients will only be able to acquire either medication from private clinics under Nice’s recommendations, unless they are enrolled in a clinical trial.

Prof Sir John Hardy, a leading neurological researcher at UCL, said he felt the drug was ‘game-changing’ and that Nice was ‘coming down on the wrong side of the argument’. 

Prof Hardy was the first to identify the role of amyloid in Alzheimer’s, which has now led to drugs that work by clearing the protein. 

He told The Times: ‘These drugs can give people an extra two years at home rather than in a nursing home. That is time enjoying their lives, having holidays—this is important stuff.

‘These are finely balanced arguments, but I do think they’ve come down on the wrong side of it.

‘I also think that the benefit of approval would be that it would kick NHS dementia care into shape, which really needs to happen. These drugs will come down the line at some point, and I don’t think the NHS is ready for them.’

About 1 million individuals in the UK have dementia, including one in six adults over 80. The great majority of care is either paid for privately or given by loved ones.

However, Nice excludes these ‘non-medical’ costs of care in its decision-making. 

Forecasters anticipate that the UK spends about £42 billion annually on dementia, and by 2040, that amount might increase to £90 billion.

Lecanemab, the first ground-breaking therapy for the illness, was licenced in August; the decision on donanemab is expected to follow suit.

Lilly, the company that makes lecanemab, anticipates that the treatment will cost $32,000 (£24,600) in the US, which is around 25% more than their first ground-breaking medication.

As opposed to an hour every two weeks, it has the benefit of being a 30-minute monthly intravenous injection, which lowers the NHS’s cost of administration.

Total treatment costs for donanemab in the US, including monitoring and scans, average $78,000 per year (£60,000) per patient.

The medication can be stopped by patients if it effectively removes the amyloid protein that it targets from the brain. However, lecanemab is given indefinitely until the disease reaches a moderate stage. 

Our government can afford to treat illegal aliens, but they can’t afford to treat our own citizens. This is absurd, and our Labour government are going to spend millions on Ozempic for obesity. You can lead a horse to water but you can’t make it drink it.

Whether this is a wonder drug or not is probably open to debate, but as far as the cost situation is concerned, if the NHS stopped paying enormous salaries to non-medical staff, then perhaps their money would go further.

Additionally, it appears that Labour does not support the elderly.

The elderly are the focus of Labour’s policies, which they appear to hate. Since the fuel allowance was eliminated, the NHS no longer provides patients with treatments aimed at enhancing their quality of life.

Since this medication is used to treat primarily elderly patients, it has naturally been blocked. Since it’s all a part of the deliberate and continuous culling of the old, anything that extends the life of those over 60 is prohibited.

House Arrest To Relieve Jail Overcrowding

Labour will open the door to wider use of community punishments for criminals—including house arrest—under a new review.

Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood said extending technology such as electronic tags would see the creation of a ‘prison outside prison’ for non-dangerous offenders.

The goal of the sentence review is to resolve the jail problem, which has resulted in the early release of thousands of prisoners in the past six weeks to make room in the cells.

Led by former Tory minister David Gauke, the review will look at ‘robust community alternatives to prison.’

Thousands of criminals a year are currently released from jail on a ‘home detention curfew’ which requires them to wear an electronic tag and observe a curfew.

This type of ‘house arrest’ cannot currently be imposed as an initial sentence by a court, but the review may recommend introducing it as a substitute for jail.

Ms Mahmood said, ‘We have an opportunity now to reshape and redesign what punishment outside of a prison looks like.

‘Theoretically, a judge could hand down a sentence of house arrest.

‘I’m interested in what punishment outside of a prison looks like.

‘It still has to be punishment, they still have to have their liberty curtailed, people have to know and believe there are consequences to breaking our laws.’

The review is also likely to recommend an end to short prison sentences.

When he was justice secretary in 2019, Mr Gauke said short jail terms did not prevent reoffending and called for them to be scrapped in favour of tougher community sentences.

Labour is still committed to constructing an additional 14,000 jail places, increasing the total capacity in England and Wales to 105,000.

Ms Mahmood said: ‘This review, along with our prison building program, will ensure we never again have more prisoners than prison spaces.

‘I believe in punishment. I believe in prison, but I also believe that we must increase the range of punishments we use.’

The review will look at introducing ‘minimum sentences’ for serious crimes but it remains unclear how they could work.

Ms Mahmood is also understood to have been impressed by a scheme in Texas that gives well-behaved prisoners time off their jail sentences.

To learn more about the programme, she intends to visit the United States in the next year.

The new review will scrutinise ‘the point at which offenders are released from prison’, opening the way for some inmates to be freed earlier.

Additionally, the length of time they are under community probation officers’ supervision will be examined.

The 34% of people who voted for Labour are not me, and I’m happy that I didn’t vote Labour or Conservative, and before you ask, yes I did vote for a party.

The reasons for voting for a party and not saying which one is because successive governments have failed to do anything constructive, like building enough prisons to cope with the enormous increase in our nation’s population caused by 20 years of open borders, and releasing dangerous criminals into our neighbourhoods is far from the answer, and instead of voting for who we think would be the best choice, vote nobody. Don’t go to the polls like it’s the Olympics. Stay at home, and let our government swing from the chandeliers whilst trying to scratch their heads like a bunch of Orangutans, wondering what the hell is happening.

Five Strikes, You’re Out, Jenrick Says

A new ‘five strikes and you’re out’ policy with automatic jail terms for repeat offenders has been unveiled by Tory leadership contender Robert Jenrick.

According to him, those found guilty of five or more offences will spend at least a year behind bars.

Its goal would be to stop the large number of crimes committed by repeat criminals.

The policy would require tens of thousands of extra prison places, funded partly by selling off inner-city jail sites in London and other cities.

The land would be ‘sold with planning permission for high-rise residential development’, Mr Jenrick said.

Money from the sales would be reinvested in new mega prisons’ located in cheaper areas of the country to hold 1,500 or more inmates.

‘If we have the extra capacity, then we can introduce a ‘five strikes and you’re out’ rule,’ Mr Jenrick said.

‘This will end the farce of career criminals, many with 25 or more prior convictions, committing yet more crimes and not going to jail for it.

‘This will enable us to bring about the much safer society we need. Altogether, this reform would significantly cut crime—by around a third.’

He said selling London’s Wormwood Scrubs, Wandsworth, Brixton, and Pentonville jails could raise £1.6 billion alone.

However, fourteen years of unrestricted immigration have resulted in overcrowding in our country’s jails, traffic jams on our highways, and sewage systems so overloaded that our once-pure rivers are now being forced to receive raw sewage from the water corporations. Our government needs to issue an apology, particularly to those in charge of the massive rise in boat crossings that is still going on.

And now they’re coming over more than ever, and no one in our government is attempting to stop them!

After releasing hundreds of criminals, our government now wants to imprison even more people. Somewhere here’s an irony! But then we must remember that Labour is in power and Jenrick is a Tory, and he can’t unveil such a plan.

Legal and illegal immigrants should be deported as soon as they are found guilty of any crime.

The issue is that there just isn’t enough prison space, the law hasn’t been adequately implemented for decades, and individuals increasingly consider prison to be a vacation destination.

Even some of our homeless try to get themselves banged up for the winter so that they can be warm and have a meal and a bed. That’s how lenient our prisons are.

I have no confidence in this man when all of our prisons are bursting at the seams. What is this man talking about—not enough room at the inn—where is he going to put all these people?

East London Fire Engines Rush To A Block Of Flats

A huge fire broke out at a block of flats in East London, with ten fire engines and 70 firefighters racing to the scene.

Shortly after eight in the morning, flames were spotted emerging from a flat at the residential complex on Queens Road West in Plaistow, sending clouds of smoke skyward.

The London Fire Brigade said the fire started in a flat on the tenth floor in a block of 15, and the ‘balcony and flat interior are currently alight’.

Three men managed to flee the burning flat before the emergency services arrived and are being treated at the scene.

About thirty residents of the apartment block were evacuated, and it’s still unclear what started the fire.

The brigade was called 30 times with the first report coming in at 8 am, and the blaze was under control an hour later.

A London Fire Brigade spokesman said: ‘Ten fire engines and around 70 firefighters are responding to a fire at a residential block on Queens Road West in Plaistow.

‘Traffic in the area will be impacted as crews respond.

‘The fire is located in a 10th-floor flat, in a block of 15 floors, and the balcony and flat interior are currently alight.

‘Three men left the flat before the Brigade arrived, and are being treated on scene by the London Ambulance Service. Around 30 people have been evacuated from the building.

‘The Brigade’s Control Officers have taken over 30 calls reporting the fire, with the first received at 0802. Firefighters from East Ham, Plaistow, Stratford and surrounding fire stations are currently at the scene.

‘The cause of the fire is not yet known.’

One witness took a photo of the fire from the Carter Road bridge nearby, tweeting: ‘Oi this is mad them blocks in Plaistow’ while another person commented ‘That is terrible’.

There seems to be an uptick in these fires.

As Lionel Bart wrote, ‘Fings ain’t what they used to be’, and London is not London anymore!

On a more serious side, though, I’m glad that there don’t appear to be any fatalities in the apartments, and I applaud the emergency services for acting quickly to put out the fire and save the lives of the victims.

Large cities are full of tower blocks, and more are always being constructed since they are space-efficient and are now referred to as “stack and pack” structures.

Sure, seventy firefighters is a bit much. I’m curious about the number of people that were just standing about, but because the fire department is often well-trained, I’d rather have too many personnel than not enough.

Tower blocks are grotesque in a multitude of ways. But more will be built, this time in deserted retail malls and abandoned parking lots, and when living in a block of flats, residents need to be even more cautious of leaving frying pan, cigarettes, hair straighteners et cetera unattended. Not only do they put their lives in jeopardy, but also their neighbours and carelessness is not an option in communal living situations.

They said the firefighters raced to the scene, what would we expect them to do? Take a slow walk!

Wearable Technology And Smartwatches Are Part Of Labour’s 10-Year NHS Plan

Labour’s 10-year plan to preserve the NHS includes the distribution of smartwatches to millions of people so they can track their health.

These individuals seem to be blind to the fact that the majority of people won’t wear them and that it will be a complete waste of money.

These wearable technologies will be distributed around the nation to help treat more patients at home and prevent sickness. They will include blood pressure monitoring devices, glucose monitoring devices, and cancer patient response to therapy.

Health Secretary Wes Streeting is set to announce a ‘national conversation’ on the future of the NHS on Monday.

On Saturday, he said: ‘If we want to save the things we love about the NHS, then we have to change it.

‘Our 10-year health plan will turn the NHS on its head – transforming it into a Neighbourhood Health Service powered by cutting-edge technology that helps us stay healthy and out of hospital. We will rebuild the health service around what patients tell us they need.’

Mr Streeting believes there are three major shifts required to ensure the NHS’ survival, The Telegraph reports.

The government intends to replace analogue services with digital ones, shift the emphasis from treatment to prevention, and shift more care out of hospitals and into the community.

As part of this change, patients will be prescribed devices like smartwatches so they can keep an eye on their health in real-time.

Patients with diabetes may use phone notifications to measure their blood sugar levels, while others can keep an eye on their excessive blood pressure. And in a groundbreaking development, smart rings that enable cancer patients to monitor their vital signs may be made widely available.

Some patients in Greater Manchester who are facing blood, lung, and bowel cancer have already received the rings.

Patients may monitor their temperature, heart rate, amount of physical activity, and sleep patterns while undergoing therapy.

Patients undergoing stroke recovery will also have access to other gadgets that track their movement, and Parkinson’s disease patients can also record their tremors using smartwatches.

It is hoped that easier at-home health monitoring will lessen the strain on the National Health Service (NHS).

For instance, people with Type 2 diabetes often need to visit the GP or the hospital once a month.

Mr Sreeting said: ‘The challenges for the NHS are stark, but the opportunities are huge. Modern technology will transform how patients are cared for, making their lives infinitely easier and the NHS fit for the future.

‘At the same time, we will protect what patients want from the NHS – the family doctor relationship, free healthcare at the point of need, and shorter waits for appointments. Our 10-year health plan will preserve the NHS’s traditional values in a modern setting.

‘It’s going to take time, but it is our mission to take the NHS from the worst crisis in its history, get it back on its feet and make it fit for the future.’

It comes after Labour this week backed plans to offer unemployed Brits free jabs of the controversial ‘miracle’ weight loss drug, Ozempic.

Defending the drugs, Sir Keir Starmer told the BBC: ‘I think these drugs could be very important for our economy and for health.’

He added: ‘This drug will be very helpful to people who want to lose weight, need to lose weight, very important for the economy so people can get back into work.

The trouble with this idea though, is that the more people that are allowed to have ‘Ozempic’, the more likely people with diabetes, and who need it, won’t be able to have it because it will then be in short supply.

People must lose weight, but there are also other alternatives. Stop GMOs (Genetically Modified Foods), stop all processed foods and then that’s half the battle, but they won’t do that because it’s not profitable.

Whenever I hear the word ‘sustainability’ I cringe.

It is only sustainable when money is pouring into our politicians’ coffers. Otherwise, it is not economic sustainability. Regarding environmental concerns, in about twenty years they will be telling us that electric vehicles are a bad idea, just as they do with everything else they thought was a good idea until deciding it wasn’t. In terms of society, what I perceive is social purification. Then there’s resource conservation and the environmental impact. Indeed, it would be very sustainable to create more genetically modified organisms and cancer-causing foods.

The NHS rollout of issuing smart tech would be mired in overcharging and sleazy behaviour from our government, but smart tech will not prevent excess deaths of pensioners who are forced to choose between heating and eating.

While I support physical activity and a balanced diet, I predict that many smartwatch owners will sell them on eBay at a huge profit—just wait and see!

It sounds a little bit like a swindle, and while this initiative is being implemented, the manufacturers and politicians will undoubtedly make fat cat profits, and these watches won’t be free because the taxpayer will foot the bill, not our government, nothing ever comes out of their pockets, but this is how the world works, it always has and always will.

Schoolboy Hammers Sleeping Pupils And A Teacher

A public schoolboy who used hammers to beat two dozing classmates and a teacher at a boarding school was given a life sentence.

On June 9 of last year, just before one in the morning, the now-17-year-old attacked the two lads, who were ages 15 and 16, at Blundell’s School in Tiverton, Devon, after waiting for them to fall asleep.

Housemaster Henry Roffe-Silvester, who was asleep in his own quarters, was awoken by noises coming from the boarding house and went to investigate. Upon entering the bedroom, he was repeatedly struck in the head with the boy’s hammer.

The pupil, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was wearing his boxer shorts and claimed he was sleepwalking. He was found guilty of attempted murder and detained for life with a minimum term of 12 years. 

Chilling images shared by police following his conviction show the bloodied claw hammers – weapons he had collected to prepare for a zombie apocalypse – strewn on the floor of the dorm after the attack. 

Thinking there was an intruder, one of the students heard Mr Roffe-Silvester yelling and cursing as he ran out of the bedroom and called 999.

Moments later, the two youngsters were found in their beds. In addition to internal bleeding, they had also sustained rib, spleen, lung, and skull fractures.

The court heard both are living with the ‘long-term consequences’ of the attack but have no memory of the incident.

Mr Roffe-Silvester’s head was struck six times.

The defendant maintained he was sleepwalking at the time of the attacks – meaning he would be not guilty of attempted murder by reason of insanity.

However, the defendant was found guilty on three counts of attempted murder by the jury.

During the trial, James Dawes KC, prosecuting, told jurors: ‘The investigation has uncovered an obsession that the defendant had with one of the boys, an obsession with hammers as weapons, and an obsession with killing and killers and the killing of children.

‘He had motive, that he had planned something like this, thought about it in advance, and he was awake.

‘He was using his iPad right up to the moment before the attack.

‘Mr Roffe-Silvester said he thought the defendant appeared to be ‘on a mission’ and afterwards his face and body relaxed, and he was calm and slumped on his feet, squatting against the wall.’

But the youngster would have been sleepwalking, an expert informed the jurors.

Dr Mark Pressman went on to describe the attack on Mr Roffe-Silvester as ‘a textbook example of sleepwalking violence’ and said there were no features in the case inconsistent with sleepwalking.

The defendant’s relatives also disclosed to the court that sleepwalking runs in their family.

Another expert, Dr John O’Reilly, said he did not believe the boy was asleep because a sleepwalker does not initiate violence. After all, it is triggered by noise or touch.

Giving evidence, the boy said he kept two hammers by his bed ‘for protection’ from the ‘zombie apocalypse’.

The boy added: ‘I feel very terribly sorry for all three individuals because of what I did to them.

‘I feel very sorry for everyone, the families and themselves.’

Passing sentence, Mrs Justice Cutts said the defendant was ‘dangerous’ and only a life sentence could protect the public from further offending, as experts were unable to say how long he would pose a risk.

‘It nevertheless remains the case you knew the difference between right and wrong and planned to kill the boys and obtained hammers,’ she said.

‘You planned your offences and used hammers you had bought as weapons.

‘You knew full well if you hit the boys multiple times with the hammers they would die.

‘You are an intelligent boy, and I am satisfied you knew the difference between right and wrong.

‘I accept that in prison things will be difficult for you.

‘In my view, there remains a significant risk that you could behave in this way again.

‘I consider that you pose a high level of danger to the public because of the nature of your offences.

‘A life sentence remains the sentence of last resort. However, in my view, a life sentence is required in your case because it is impossible to say how long you will remain a danger.’

Speaking after the sentencing, Detective Inspector Dave Egan said: ‘This was an unprovoked attack on two schoolboys as they slept in their beds. The assaults were both brutal and savage and I have no doubt that his intent was to kill.

‘Our detectives worked tirelessly to prove that the offender had indeed been fully conscious when committing this horrendous attack, which had been months in the planning.’

The family of one of the teenagers said: ‘We would like to take this opportunity to thank all those who have assisted in our son’s recovery – from the school community to the paramedics and the doctors and surgeons who gave outstanding care whilst he was in hospital. We are eternally grateful for your interventions.

‘The police and the prosecution team have helped us navigate this horrific case with the utmost professionalism and compassion.

‘Their thoroughness and attention to detail in the investigation has been truly impressive. We are indebted to everyone involved and would like to convey our sincerest thanks.’

The family of the other boy said: ‘I am pleased with the way the investigation has been handled by both the police and the prosecution team.

‘I am looking forward to my family moving on now that the trial is over, and I hope my son will continue his recovery and have a good future ahead.’

The problem is this won’t be a life sentence, he will eventually be paroled for good behaviour and granted a release because life doesn’t mean life at all, does it? And the only thing that seems to deflate with time is car tyres, balloons and life sentences, and this person should have been named regardless of his age.

This is an unduly lenient sentence, and attempted murder should be sentenced as if the victims had died, and he should never be released.

 

Horrifying Discovery In Target Formula Bottle

A young woman who says she discovered a maggot inside a Target bottle of formula has shared her anguish with the world.

The bug larvae were visible in Rachel Ruddiman’s five-month-old Matilda’s bottle. She had used the Kendamil One Organic formula to make the bottle.

Kendamil insists the maggot was likely the cause of home contamination and that it has rigorous health and safety practices. The company has been in touch with the mother to determine how it could have made its way into the bottle. 

The mum says she noticed Matilda struggling to drink last Friday. It was only when she removed the bottle she came to understand why.

Horrifying pictures reveal how Ruddiman found a maggot obstructing the bottle’s nipple.

‘She had been gassy and vomiting that week since I’d started that new can but I didn’t really think too much of it until then when I was washing up the bottle,’ Ruddiman explained.

‘I saw this dead maggot coming out of the nipple and I was like, “That’s why you’re struggling to eat the formula,” because it was like the nipple was blocked with this maggot.’

Ruddiman clarified that she sanitised her infant’s bottles before putting them in the cabinet with the tops shut.

She further claims that the fact that she recently moved into a completely deep-cleaned flat confirms her belief that the formula was tainted.

According to Ruddiman, there is a current scarcity of British-made Kendamil in the US, so she purchased the formula online.

The manufacturer got in touch with Ruddiman on Thursday and stated an investigation indicated that the most likely cause was ‘inadvertent domestic contamination’.

It explains several processes and checks the formula goes through before hitting the shelves, which minimises the possibility of contamination.

You should never buy from third-party vendors because many are expired products, counterfeit products, or used products, and you should always check before you purchase by reading who you’re buying from.

The websites are dubious for drop shippers and resellers, and I would also double-check the nation of origin. I second this from Amazon because you can buy stuff on there like cosmetics and then you check the sell-by date on them and they’re not in date. Baby food should not be ordered online; it should always be bought from a reputable business.

How many times have we placed an order on Amazon thinking something was coming from the UK only to discover it was really transported to the UK from China and then given a different manufacturer name? They are purposefully misrepresenting and concealing the fact that these goods are still produced in China.

Accountability is what’s missing in this situation. Class active civil suit anyone?

There is a good old-fashioned way of feeding your baby, but unfortunately, not all mothers can do that, which can make them feel very inadequate and upset, so please, no snarky comments!

It’s just the way it is, and the formula works just as well for newborns as breast milk does. You shouldn’t view feeding your kid formula as a failure or a sign that you’re not doing your hardest.

Target has to confirm precisely what kind of insect larvae they are with an entomologist. It will indicate if they were hatching from eggs that were already in the formula when they were bought. I would also seek a second opinion because these businesses mislead and employ cunning tactics!

Until baby formula was developed, nursing was the main method used by mothers to nourish their infants. In contrast, if they were unable to breastfeed, they would frequently use a wet nurse—another woman who would breastfeed the child—or give the baby animal milk, such as cow’s milk, diluted with water or broth, or—depending on what was available in their area—a thin porridge made of grains and milk.

Then, for some reason, this supercharged mixture emerged, and they claimed that it was a more natural and healthful source of nutrition for infants.

In any case, we shouldn’t be giving our infants this crap. I was fed diluted carnation milk and my father was fed diluted cow’s milk, thus there was no problem with me!

Her Daughter Arrested After Meth Pipe Found

After authorities discovered her 11-month-old kid in a house full of meth pipes, excrement, and trash, Rosie O’Donnell’s oldest daughter has been charged with child negligence.

Chelsea Belle O’Donnell, 27, was accused of four felonies: meth possession, THC possession, child maltreatment, and maintaining a drug trafficking location.

The Marinette County Sheriff’s Office prosecutors filed two misdemeanour charges against her, including possession of unlawfully acquired prescription medicines and disorderly conduct.

Chelsea called the police to her Marinette, Wisconsin, home on September 10, according to court records obtained by In Touch.

The 911 operator reported hearing arguing in the background and a woman telling someone to ‘get the hell away’ from her.

She attempted to downplay the incident and said that everything was OK when the police came. Still, eventually, she acknowledged that she and her boyfriend Jacob Nelund had gotten into a fight.

‘I tried to ask her more questions and you could tell that Chelsea was not being honest whatsoever. This was a repeat of what happened a few weeks prior when I was at her house for a similar incident,’ police wrote in their report.

Officers discovered a meth pipe with residue inside after doing more investigation.

Police arrested Chelsea and checked on her baby son Atlas when a box of hypodermic needles was allegedly found in the child’s room.

Chelsea acknowledged having something in her bra while they were in the patrol car; the item was a transparent plastic bag and a vial-like container that contained some white tablets, according to the police.

‘In the black vial was a white crystal-like substance that I know to be meth,’ the report read. Police alleged Chelsea had 18 grammes of meth on her. 

According to the report, law enforcement could tell that Chelsea and Jacob had been using recreational drugs since both of their pupils were dilated and they remained still when a torch was flashed in their eyes.

‘His facial features were sunken in and he was missing some teeth. His muscle tone was very rigid and he seemed like he was flexing even though he was not,’ the police report alleged.

‘I asked him what other drugs he used today and he said that he only smokes marijuana. Based on my training and experience, I know that marijuana will not have this effect on your eyes.

‘I have previously observed this type of impairment on someone that had smoked meth.’

Police described the squalid scene that greeted them as they ventured inside the home with rotting food and dirty and mouldy dishes all over the place.

‘The inside of the home was disgusting [with] milk that stunk so bad it almost made me puke, dirty diapers, used female hygiene products, unclean underwear with faeces and blood stains and used razor blades on the floor,’ the report detailed.

Then, in Chelsea and Jacob’s first-floor bedroom, police discovered a used meth pipe.

‘Some of the needles were used and had dried blood in them. I know that drug users commonly use needles like this to shoot meth into their arms or “bang out,’ the officer wrote in his report.

A second officer described a similar scene with old rotting fruit, ‘garbage, random tools, and butane bottles sitting on the floor, all mixed with the clothing belonging to [the child].’

Officers also found a meth bong and meth pipe ‘that a small child could have easily grabbed’.

‘Under a baby crib, I located a black and silver digital scale, some used gem bags with white residue, and a sharps container that had more used and unused hypodermic needles,’ the report went on.

‘In a clothes pile, I found a straw that had been cut off and burnt.’ 

One officer described Chelsea as ‘sweating profusely’ and being very jittery while police were in her house.

‘It appeared Jacob and Chelsea were more concerned with their drug addiction than providing [the baby] with a safe and clean environment,’ police alleged.

Police discovered evidence during their search that suggested there may have been meth-cooking equipment and narcotics trafficking going on inside the home.

In a second incident on October 11, police pulled Chelsea over and arrested her when they allegedly found a meth pipe.

She also reportedly had hydrocodone, oxycodone, and morphine sulphate tablets jammed into her bra.

Police charged her with meth possession, bail jumping, and possession of narcotics—all felonies.

Next month, she is scheduled to appear in court to discuss both cases.

Over the years, Rosie O’Donnell, 62, and Chelsea had a particularly tumultuous relationship.

She and her ex-wife Kelli Carpenter adopted Chelsea when she was a baby, but she moved out of the family home in 2016 when she was 18 and went to Wisconsin to be close to her biological mother.

‘Chelsea is mentally ill,’ Rosie told the Daily Mail in 2017. ‘[She] has been in and out of hospitals most of her life. Born addicted to heroin. She has had a tough road. She is very sick. She is not capable of truth or reason.’

Her four children are five-year-old daughter Skylar Rose, three-year-old Riley, two-year-old Avery Lynn, and one-year-old Atlas.

Those youngsters ultimately didn’t ask for this life—not one like that—so what a horrible existence it must have been for them.

These kinds of children ought to be removed and placed in a caring, secure environment.

How people can live like that is beyond me.

Sadly, not every child has this kind of personality; occasionally you just get a terrible seed—it’s just the luck of the draw! And her birth mother was a heroin addict—not the best start in life.

Although I’m not a big admirer of Rosie O’Donnell, I believe she should get some respect because it’s challenging to raise an adopted child, particularly one who has been addicted to heroin from birth!

Next Month, Tube Workers Go On Strike

London commuters will suffer due to a series of strikes by London Underground employees, including drivers, next month in protest over wages.

On November 7 and Tuesday, November 12, trade union Aslef, representing thousands of Tube drivers who make at least £63,000 annually, has called for 24-hour walkouts.

In response to a “wholly inadequate” compensation offer, the RMT union has also announced that large portions of maintenance and emergency personnel will go on strike between November 1 and November 8.

Planned strikes will likely shut down the entire Tube network for at least two days, with other actions likely to limit the number of services that can run and could lead to stations being closed at short notice. 

Reps claim Transport for London (TfL) bosses are refusing to get around the table, but London’s transport boss says he has made a ‘fair’ offer that sees an average pay rise of 4.6 per cent across the board.

Shop stewards and TfL management are reportedly in the midst of crunch negotiations to put an end to the strikes.

After discussions over driver welfare, training, and working conditions, Aslef called off strikes in April. However, the union claims it is dissatisfied with the salary package that was offered.

It claims TfL is unwilling to equalise working conditions with drivers on the Overground or Elizabeth Line, which are run by external companies. 

Finn Brennan, Aslef organiser on the London Underground (LU), said: ‘We don’t want to go on strike. We don’t want to make travelling in and around the capital more difficult for passengers and we don’t want to lose a day’s pay.

‘But we have been forced into this position because LU management won’t sit down properly and negotiate with us.’

Industrial action extends in part to other Aslef-affiliated members of Underground staff within TfL. 

On November 7 and November 12, management employees will go on strike. Additionally, from November 3 to November 16, there will be no overtime allowed.

Along with a 24-hour strike from Friday, November 1 into Saturday, November 2, engineering drivers will also not be allowed to work overtime from November 1 through November 8.

According to a TfL freedom of information answer, the average wage of a Tube driver was £63,901 as of November of last year. However, hundreds of drivers make more than £70,000.

TfL said on average the pay rise offer for TfL workers was 4.6 percent, but Mr Brennan said the offer for Tube drivers was lower at 3.8 percent and did not include paid meal breaks enjoyed by drivers on the Elizabeth Line and Overground.

Surprise, surprise. Those poor underworked, overpaid tube drivers want yet another pay rise. Who would have thought? Maybe they would also like a slice of people’s state pension as well to help them out, and these pay rises just mean increased fares for those on a living wage.

This isn’t the winter of discontent; it’s more like a decade of discontent!

Now, every union will be lining up to demand enormous raises—so much for Labour putting an end to the strikes. This occurred in the 1970s, and it completely collapsed our nation.

The refugees won’t be impacted by any strikes, even though our nation is bankrupt and crippled. No, the refugees will be kept warm and fed!

In the brief period that Labour has been in power, it appears that they have outdone themselves, and now, just in time for winter, the striking brigade arrives.

I could never understand why strikes were allowed to happen, as they’re effectively a form of blackmail. If you don’t like what you get paid, then leave and get another job elsewhere.

It now appears that Labour will give in to the unions’ demands without seeking anything in return, such as increased production, and the unions know that Labour will give them what they want, no matter how outrageous the demand is. Both Starmer and Reeves claimed to have stopped the strikes—funny that, more are now starting!

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