"Thank you, and keep going, Kev!"

District judge Stuart Smith said the emails were "utterly deplorable, foul, abusive and saturated in hate".Exeter Magistrates' Court heard how during the Covid-19 pandemic Bennett became exposed to right wing propaganda.

Mr Smith said Bennett's "angry, poisonous and hateful rhetoric showed disdain for Muslims and immigrants".He said the three prominent public figures felt fearful after receiving the emails, especially Birmingham Yardley MP Phillips following the murder of her colleague, MP Jo Cox, in 2016.Bennett pleaded guilty to all five charges over the incidents between February 2024 and January 2025.

He was jailed for 28 weeks and also given a restraining order stopping him from contacting the three public figures for five years.An independent inquiry into child sexual exploitation in Telford could shape the way the government thinks about tackling abuse elsewhere.

A row broke out after safeguarding minster Jess Phillips rejected a request for the government to commission a public inquiry into child sexual exploitation in Oldham in October.

She argued that locally led inquiries, like Telford's, were more effective at leading to change.The University of Cambridge law student played in the club's first team during his holidays.

Mr Pracy said: "Of the Essex second XI who played at The Oval in August 1914, five of the Essex lads, including Pallett, were killed and two of the Surrey ones."He also discovered two of the World War One casualties were past the age of conscription - Douglas Tosetti, 41, and 46-year-old Frank Street.

"The more you know about them, the more sad you are - but they were all doing their bit and it's absolutely vital they are remembered," he said.A fire service has issued a chemical warning after a blaze broke out at a Grade II*-listed World War One airfield.