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Sports•Oct 27, 2026

How Meghan Markle Kept Investigation Into Father’s Child Abuse Allegations Alive After Scotland Yard Lost Track of Claims

Key Highlights: Meghan Markle provided London’s Metropolitan Police with a retained copy of a 2019 warning letter after the force lost the original document concerning her estranged father, Thomas Markle Sr. The letter, authored by Thomas Markle Sr.’s ex-wife Roslyn Loveless, warned the Met’s Fixated Threat Assessment Centre of potential risks and accused him of ...

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Celebs•Oct 23, 2026

London Police Reportedly Never Investigated Meghan Markle’s Father for Alleged Child Abuse Material

Key Highlights Meghan Markle claimed that law enforcement presented her with a concerning letter in 2018 detailing allegations regarding her father, Thomas Markle Sr. London’s Metropolitan Police confirmed that they never conducted an investigation into Thomas Markle Sr. A representative for the Metropolitan Police told Page Six that the department is “aware of media” reports ...

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Coins•Oct 13, 2026

UK High Court Rules Chinese Law Governs Claims to 61,000 Seized Bitcoin

Key Highlights: London’s High Court determined that Chinese law governs property rights over 61,000 Bitcoin seized by the Metropolitan Police, currently valued at roughly $5 billion. The ruling stems from civil recovery proceedings targeting fraud mastermind Zhimin Qian, who was sentenced to 11 years and eight months for money laundering. While the decision establishes the ...

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Coins•Oct 13, 2026

UK Court Ruling Boosts Government Hopes of Keeping $5 Billion in Seized Bitcoin

Key Highlights: The London High Court ruled that victims of a massive Chinese Ponzi scheme cannot use English law to claim 61,000 seized bitcoin worth approximately £3.8 billion ($5 billion). Mr Justice Mark Turner determined that Chinese law must govern the property claims because the underlying fraud took place entirely within China. The decision significantly ...

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Coins•Sep 21, 2026

FCA Targets Three London Premises in Illegal P2P Crypto Trading Crackdown

Key Highlights The Financial Conduct Authority, HM Revenue & Customs, and the Metropolitan Police jointly inspected three London commercial premises on September 10 over suspected unregistered peer-to-peer crypto trading, with details published on September 17. Cease-and-desist notices were issued to the businesses involved, targeting physical and P2P operations operating outside the UK’s anti-money-laundering registration and ...

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Coins•Sep 17, 2026

FCA Targets Three London Sites in Renewed P2P Cryptocurrency Trading Crackdown

Key Highlights The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC), and the Metropolitan Police conducted a joint enforcement action against three peer-to-peer (P2P) cryptocurrency trading locations in London, issuing cease-and-desist letters. No P2P crypto trading businesses are currently registered with the FCA in the UK, meaning any operator conducting P2P trading by way ...

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