News about Andrew Cooper

Journalists receive press releases every day, but it is not often that one takes the breath away. Days ago, though, one landed on my desk, headlined 'Honours List recognition demands for Henley consumer hero'. It told of Andrew Cooper, boss of European Consumer Claims (ECC), based in Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, and his fight to gain justice for victims of timeshare rip-offs. Calling Cooper 'revered' and an 'altruistic British hero', the release told how '34 years ago, Andrew Cooper worked briefly in the timeshare business itself.

A top male model is suing for £4.1m over claims he was brain damaged when he ran into a colleague during a Chanel beachwear shoot. Andrew Cooper, 43, was filming an advert on the sands at Puglia, Italy , in 2020 for the Chanel group's Orlebar Brown luxury beachwear brand when he was hurt.

A fashion photographer was harassed by a YouTuber for three years, who threatened to recruit hitmen and sent her photographs of knives, but she was left wondering why he wasn't released them sooner. Since being approached under the guise of an investment opportunity, Lucy Brown (pictured left) and her partner Sascha Bailey began receiving unwanted emails from far-right internet star Andrew Cooper (pictured right) in 2020. Before she knew it, he had offered her a deal to sign that she didn't understand, and had her come to his house to work during lockout. His 'weird' behaviour shocked her, and she told him she didn't feel well after he wanted her to watch The Secretary, a BDSM documentary about a female employee's relationship. He began a three-year assault on Lucy, her father, and her friend, delivering angry, exploitative rants on YouTube. The 33-year-old, who is the brother of legendary snapper David Bailey, received hundreds of emails from Cooper every day threatening her (inset).

For the first time in the constituency's century-long history, Labour gained Mid Beds, which was vacated this summer by former Cabinet minister Nadine Dorries. Kate Saunders (right) said the Conservative Party routed Tories in Tamworth, smashing the 19,600-vote cushion from the 2019 general election, while Giles Warner (right) said he hoped the result would be a 'wake-up call' for the Tories, while Tory campaigner David Warner (right) said he did not see one.

Sarah Edwards, a newly elected Labour MP, was celebrating a historic win in the Tamworth by-election today, but she could now face a difficult decision. The former union official, who overturned a near 20,000-vote Conservative majority in the Staffordshire seat, claims she lives locally but also owns a home in a leafy suburb 25 miles away. Despite putting the address on her nomination form and notifying voters online that she is based in Tamworth, Ms Edwards only recently started renting out a house.

Festus Akinbusoye, a Tory Mid Beds hopeful, bolted from the count as soon as his death was announced - without the usual courtesy of listening to his opponent's victory speech. Andrew Cooper, a Tamworth candidate, shook hands but scurried off stage as his Labour adversary began to talk, despite allegedly being asked to leave by an aide. Following the bloodbath, Rishi Sunak has been told he is 'looking general election loss in the face.' Sir Keir rushed to Mid Beds this morning to celebrate'making history' and Labour's'redrawing the political map,' he said. The figures, according to polling experts, point to a landslide on the scale of Tony Blair's 1997 wipeout.

If families were using food banks, a Tory candidate who is up for re-election once suggested that families should'f*** off' if they could afford TVs and phones. Residents in Tamworth, Staffordshire, are voting for the Conservatives after former MP Chris Pincher was forced to resign due to a sleaze scandal. In an insensitive Facebook post in October 2020, Mr Cooper posted a diagram that he'd drawn on a piece of paper, and asked: 'Can you feed your kids?'

Despite the fact that Sarah Edwards lives in Tamworth, Staffordshire, where she is standing, Sir Keir Starmer's party has been accused of breaking electoral law by claiming that she lives in a suburb of Birmingham a 45-minute drive away. However, a senior Labour MP said the Conservatives were wasting police time by bringing the allegation, even though the local force said it would not investigate. Ms Edwards, 35, has reported that her home address was in Tamworth, according to the official nomination form. However, it later discovered that she had only recently begun letting a flat in a converted office building, and nearby people said they had never heard her before. Ms Edwards has lived in Moseley, 25 miles from Tamworth, for the bulk of her life.

As threats to disrupt the Derby by animal rights campaigners were rejected out, Jockey Club chief executive Nevin Truesdale praised the'swift and decisive' action of the police and security teams. One activist, identified as Ben Newman, who has been a spokesperson for Animal Rising, hopped over the fence seconds after the Derby field had left the starting stalls. His behavior contradicted previous vegan mob arguments that none of their activities might put horses and jockeys in risk. A female activist who was also struggling to get on the track was quickly arrested by police.

Former students and teachers from Reigate Grammar School in Surrey's (left and right) were left scratching their heads over the news that a boy was remembered as a "model student." 'I did get a detention,' the party leader told LBC radio presenter Nick Ferrari: 'I did get a detention.' It was for 'fighting,' according to the narrator. However, when asked who fought, Sir Keir (pictured above) replied, 'I can't recall, but the back of the sheds were always around the back of the sheds.' Andrew Cooper, a Tory freshman who was in the same year at the university, reported the tumultuous allegations: 'That's news to me.' I don't remember any battles.' He was just like every other adolescent boy. I don't recall anything specific like wars or something like that.'