News about Asif Ali

More than 20 'sexual predators' have been jailed for a total 346 years after eight young girls in West Yorkshire were raped, abused and trafficked over 13 years. The 24 men were arrested as part of Operation Tourway's discovery of their years-long campaign of abuse, which has been described as 'abhorrent in the extreme'. The West Yorkshire Police's investigation uncovered rape, sexual abuse and trafficking of eight girls in the North Kirklees area, including the towns of Batley and Dewsbury, between 1999 and 2012. Reporting restrictions on a series of five trials over two years were lifted on Friday after the sentencing of the last seven men at Leeds Crown Court, police confirmed on Saturday. Four of the men convicted in the series of trials received sentences of more than 20 years.

After serving half of their sentences or being released on parole in the next few weeks, at least 11 key members of Rotherham's sex grooming gangs have been released gradually. Despite being involved in the abuse and trafficking of up to 1,400 girls, a MailOnline investigation has revealed that 11 out of 22 of the 21 key members of linked Rotherham sex gangs are back on the streets. On Friday, a twelfth member, Zalgai Ahmadi, who is now 51, was told by the Parole Board that his release had been requested on Friday. He was serving a nine-and-a-half year in prison for being a member of a gang that detained a 14-year-old girl in his apartment against her will.

Since reportedly yelling anti-Semitic abuse at passers-by in north London in May 2021, Mohammed Iftikhar Hanif, 27, and Jawaad Hussain, 24, have had all charges dismissed. A group of men rode 200 miles from Bradford to a Jewish synagogue in North London and yelled: 'F*** the Jews... F*** all of them.' F*** their mothers and daughters,' f*** their children.' Max Hill QC, the Campaign Against Antisemitism, has requested that the Director of Public Prosecutions,'immediately announce this decision or resign,' as the case is being investigated.

"Don't Worry Darling" will never be outshine the rumors of behind-the-scenes drama that have dogged the film for months on social media, but actress Florence Pugh is still mourning the film's debut. On Friday, September 23rd., the actor posted two posts from the set on Instagram. Olivia Wilde, the film's director, has paid tribute to the film's cast and crew after much rumors that the "Little Women" actress has decided against doing press for "Don't Worry Darling" due to a suspected rivalry with the film's producer. Wilde has denied that there was any tension between herself and Pugh, but Pugh has largely kept mum about the allegations. However, her first carousel of photographs includes a snapshot of her and Wilde dancing in the film. The remainder of the article is dedicated to thanking the cast and crew for their "during Covid times" and includes a portrait of Pugh sticking out her tongue when wearing hair rollers, as well as a snapshot of her costar Kate Berlant in ballet slippers.

The anticipation surrounding the film has only increased as "Don't Worry Darling" creeps toward its theatrical debut this Friday. The cast returned to AMC Lincoln Square Theatre in New York on Monday for a photo call, but actors Florence Pugh and Chris Pine were noticeably absent, although actor Michael Pugh and Chris Pine were particularly absent. Although Pugh and Pine were unable to attend, they did meet via video message, with Pugh saying she was "working halfway around the world" and Pine was booked and full in Los Angeles, despite Pugh's absence. Olivia Wilde, Harry Styles, Nick Kroll, and Gemma Chan were among the attendees at the festival. The Dita Von Teese (who appears in the film as a burlesque dancer) Asif Ali, Kate Berlant, Douglas Smith, and Sydney Chandler were among the rest of the "Don't Worry Darling" crew.

On Monday, Olivia Wilde and her toyboy Harry Styles gyrified for the premiere of her second directorial film, Don't Worry Darling, at AMC Lincoln Square Theatre. The Independent Spirit Award-winning filmmaker, who is 38, is a decade older than the Grammy winner, but the pair have been going strong ever since they worked together on the Palm Springs set of the film.

After the former's followers began ripping up stadium seats and throwing them at the opposition supporters in wild scenes (top right). In the penultimate over the match, the crazy scenes followed an ugly brawl between Afghan bowler Fareed Ahmed and Pakistani batter Asif Ali (left, right).