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compensation. This case
shows prisoners can get help
and support while victims are
left to fend for themselves.”
Court papers issued in April
state: “The claimants expect to
recover damages for pain,
suffering and loss of amenity.”
Firefighters reportedly
said the prisoners were
lucky to escape alive.
Fifteen of the 87
evacuated were
treated for breath-
ing in smoke.
The Govern-
ment says it was not
responsible for the
fire and carried out
its duty of care.
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serving 19 years for attacking a
six-year-old and Jeremy
Philip Smith jailed for
21 years for raping
four women.
The High Court
claim has caused
out rage.
Harry Fletcher,
of the Victims’
Rights Campaign,
said: “These men
have destroyed the
lives of many women and chil-
dren who often struggle to get
23 rapists &
paedos sue
over jail fire
Thugs wreck
war statues
VANDALS have torn down
a war memorial installed
only last year.
They snapped the base
of a six-foot aluminium
silhouette of a soldier and
damaged another.
The £1,500 memorial,
funded by residents and
businesses in Greengates,
Bradford, was installed
next to the cenotaph to
mark 100 years since the
end of the First World War.
Councillor Jeanette Sun -
derland said: “Whoever
did this has snubbed their
community.”
Pot hidden in
pizza cheese
MORE than £5million of
cannabis was smuggled
into the UK hidden in lorry
loads of pizza cheese.
The unusual “toppings”,
weighing 500kg, were
discovered at Dover docks.
Dutchmen Hendrik
Ruben, 28, and Dominic
Leeman, 29, were con -
victed at Maidstone Crown
Court of conspiracy to
smuggle the drug. Both
will be sentenced later.
Fellow countrymen
Patrick Schiltmans, 35, and
Ludciano Otten, 36, were
cleared of any involvement.
NEARLY two dozen rapists
and paedophiles are
demanding more than
£200,000 for the trauma
they faced in a prison blaze.
The men, serving more than
137 years between them, want
a minimum £1,000 each despite
being evacuated safely from
HMP Isle of Wight.
Others are seeking much
more. They claim they weren’t
protected from an arsonist
who started a fire which ripped
through two floors in 2015.
Among the 23 suing are Gary
Archer, who got 12 years for
raping a small girl, Alex Bryan,
BLAZE Island prison
£200k claim
for ‘suffering’
Em’s Strictly sizzling
ARISTOCRAT Emma
Weymouth looks to be in
fine form for her turn on
Strictly Come Dancing.
The 33-year-old soaked
up the French sun in
St-Tropez with husband
Ceawlin – aka Viscount
Weymouth. Next month
she lines up on the BBC1
hit with celebs including
rower James Cracknell.
EXCLUSIVE
BY TOM PETTIFOR
Crime Editor