A Prisoner’s Final Wish Was To See His Dog — But When The German Shepherd Broke Free And Rushed Into His Arms Something Strange Happened For twelve long years, he woke up every morning in the cold of cell B-17. Once, he had tried to fight—writing letters, reaching out to lawyers, begging anyone who would listen to believe in his innocence. But no one did. Slowly, he stopped resisting. He accepted the silence, the walls, and the fate waiting for him. The only thing that gave him strength was his

150,000 or 3 million - how many people were actually at the ‘Unite The Kingdom’ march? Despite some varied estimates from the organisers - official police figures show the number was closer to 150,000 meaning the protest was far from one the biggest in London’s history. Currently, the biggest ever protest was in 2003 against the Iraq War, when up to 2m people turned out on the streets of the capital. | The i paper