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Police officer cautioned Pastor Mick Fleming that John 3:16 on his van could be seen as hate speech in the wrong context.
Fleming leads the Church on the Street charity and has turned his life around after a criminal past.
The Prince and Princess of Wales previously met Fleming in connection with his charity work.
The law on displaying Bible verses in the UK is generally lawful unless the wording incites hatred.
Fleming discussed the incident on his YouTube channel, questioning public perception of faith-based messages.
The Daily Mail outlines Fleming’s life story and the foreword from Prince William in his book Walk In My Shoes.
The piece notes Fleming’s charity work helps homeless people in Burnley.
The article frames Fleming as a reformed figure with Christian faith central to his mission.
UK law suggests display of scripture is lawful unless it incites hatred against protected groups.
Fleming questions societal tolerance toward faith in public spaces.

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UK kitchen and tile supplier Ceramique Internationale Ltd and three related firms have gone bust, with staff losses and administration now in effect.
Administrators from RSM UK were appointed on October 27, 2025, after the group faced ongoing financial difficulties.
Most workers were made redundant on October 24, 2025, with the Euxton site housing the majority of staff.
Assets including tile stock and fittings are being sold to Euxton Tiles Ltd and Ralee Group Ltd as administrators wind down operations.
The collapse follows Fired Earth’s administration and 133 redundancies, signaling stress in the homeware sector.
Ceramique Internationale has sourced tiles from Italian and Spanish manufacturers since 1974, serving homes, offices, and commercial spaces.
The group’s head office was at Euxton, Lancashire, the same site as Spectrum Tiles Ltd and Euxton Tile Supplies Ltd.
Administrators are assisting staff with processing claims as assets are realised.
The company’s products were sold to homes, businesses, and offices before the administration.
The four companies affected: Ceramique Internationale Ltd, Rowmarl Ltd, Spectrum Tiles Ltd, and Euxton Tile Supplies Ltd.

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The Southport inquiry concludes victims’ families feel they were failed by multiple agencies before the mass stabbing.
Warnings about weapon access and violent behavior were repeatedly raised but did not trigger decisive intervention.
Social services and education systems faced critiques for failing to act on persistent risk indicators.
Prevent referrals were made, but the school and authorities reportedly lost faith in the intervention program.
Parents described feeling pressured and fearful, yet unable to impose firm controls to stop dangerous behavior.
The inquiry documented a pattern of incomplete risk assessments despite escalating concerns.
Victims’ families called for accountability from parents and every agency involved.
The report details how the attack occurred and how the assailant planned and executed the violence.
Authorities documented bravery from teachers and bystanders during the incident.
The inquiry aims to deliver its first phase report by spring, seeking reforms to prevent future failures.

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