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Hatton Garden heist mastermind Brian Reader's death means he takes secret of the £10million of loot still missing to his grave

The notorious career criminal, was the oldest member of the Diamond Wheezers heist which stole £14million worth of gems and bullion in a bank deposit heist in Hatton Garden in 2015.

Danny Earl, From Gail Simone Tweet To Marvel & DC Gigs In Two Months

Danny Earls, courtesy of a tweet from Gail Simone, and some rather fine sample pages, has secured himself gigs with both Marvel and DC Comics.

Transcripts for BBCNEWS Breakfast 20210828 05:22:00

Middle aged because when mobile phones ring in public it will become a social faux pas. phones ring in public it will become a socialfaux pas. apparently phones ring in public it will become a social faux pas. apparently it already is. young people no longer need to alert them to call. you may ask why was up it is because they spend so much time on their phone anyway. they willjust spend so much time on their phone anyway. they will just see spend so much time on their phone anyway. they willjust see it. also they don t really like having phone calls on their phones, they prefer to message because they don t want their phone conversations eavesdropped upon. also you know the watches that ring? they have all that technology, no point having a ringtone. that technology, no point having a rinutone. ., that technology, no point having a rinutone. ., ringtone. also, don t you have earphones ringtone. also, don t you have earphones which ringtone. also, don t you have earphones whi

The Quietus | Features | Low Culture | Gumph! Viz As Left Wing Satirical Magazine By Noel Gardner

Noel Gardner , December 15th, 2020 09:22 Viz is more than just a very funny comic to long time fan Noel Gardner. But the extent to which it s a vehicle for incisive, leftwing satirical commentary, he says in this subscriber only essay, is something that s open to debate. Noel Gardner, portraits by Fiona Mackechnie/ all comic strips (c) Viz A grand British institution that both exemplifies and subverts that nation’s rickety image, this story begins with a few years of slow brand-building and wilful daftness preceding untouchable status and a millions-strong fanbase. Then come the water-treading years, that period of essentially trading on past glories even while gamely trying new things, before steadying the ship into a latterday era of reliable peculiarity. All the while slotting high-minded reference points into a package which, despite everything, remains populist in essence.