News about Paul Lewis

Outside a Liverpool Showcase Cinema, a gunman confessed to opening fire with an AK47-style assault rifle

www.dailymail.co.uk, February 2, 2024
Leslie Garrett (inset), 49, pleaded guilty to all eight charges he faces in connection with multiple incidents of gunshots outside the Croxteth cinema and a house in Croxteth on January 3 this year. No one was injured in any of the incidents, and armed response officers arrested Garrett as officers cordoned off the premises. On January 4, he was arrested on suspicion of carrying a Section 1 firearm with the intention of endangering life and a robbery.

Paul Lewis, a radio 4 broadcaster, states that my entire pension is in CASH not shares

www.dailymail.co.uk, November 25, 2023
Donna Ferguson, the award-winning financial journalist and host of Money Box on Radio 4, tells Donna Ferguson that he does not invest in stocks and shares and will never consider becoming a buy-to-let landlord. If he were Chancellor, he would freeze income tax exemptions but not increase Capital Gains Tax. He has three adult children and lives with his wife Emma, who is mortgage free in a three-bedroom house by the Thames in West London.

After his bed was left uncleaned, a BBC journalist raged on Twitter, Premier Inn's owner, David Bond, was told that housekeeping visits are made on request

www.dailymail.co.uk, November 20, 2023
"In @premiern hotel, no clean towels, no organized bed, no made bed," Paul Lewis, who hosts Money Box on BBC Radio 4, tweeted: "After a day of work. I scream, but I am told to request that my room be cleared. No one told me!'

Thug killed his husband, 61, in a car accident while on 'hippy crack,' then sent him to prison

www.dailymail.co.uk, June 8, 2023
As a youth, Tearaway Shaun Tinsley, now 28 (left), of West Derby, Liverpool, was also caught selling cocaine and opium as a teenager. On the M62 (right) in Wirral, Tinsley crashed into Paul Loller's car "like a bomb" about 3.40 a.m. on April 29. He eased into the central reservation and 'in a cowardly way' fled on foot, leaving Mr Loller dead on the scene. Tinsley's car was seen on CCTV footage at a garage on the night of the fire, while nitrous oxide canisters were passed between people inside the car. Tinsley was seen inhaling from a 'black, round object.' Tinsley's criminal history goes back to his youth. His 21 prior convictions for 36 offences include "significant criminal conduct"; his name made news back in 2014 - when he was arrested as part of a Merseyside-based drug cartel smuggling heroin, crack cocaine, and cannabis to Cumbria.

Glyn Wise, Princess Diana's ex butler Paul Burrell, stars in a Big Brother's Glyn Wise party

www.dailymail.co.uk, December 22, 2022
With Big Brother actor Glyn sharing a snapshot of a Christmas party he attended at his house, Glyn Wise and Paul Burrell have become unlikely friends. Both Glyn, 34, and Paul, 64, appeared on different iterations of Big Brother in 2006 and 2015, and they are both deeply concerned about faith. Sharing a snap on Instagram on Wednesday from Paul's home in Cheshire, Glyn wrote: ' Lovely Christmas Party at @officialpaulburrell & @grahamjcooper House!

Greedy Care, 25, who wrote about visiting a homeless person, was sentenced to eight months in prison for 76 months

www.dailymail.co.uk, October 26, 2022
Miya James, 25, was supposed to attend the home of a young 71-year-old woman who had just been discharged after eight weeks in a Liverpool hospital on January 24 and 2021. The woman was suffering from Covid-19, had been released from Whiston Hospital, and she had mobility difficulties, which meant she could not walk down stairs. James skipped three of the four visits she was supposed to undertake over the two days, but she mistakenly logged her attendance on the company's website in an attempt to get paid.

As the zoo's closings after 186 years, Bristol Zoo workers chant three 'hip hip hoorays' and pose for a photograph

www.dailymail.co.uk, September 3, 2022
On September 3, 2022, Bristol Zoo Gardens, the world's oldest provincial zoo, was closed after 186 years.' 'Thank you for the memories.' After the financial strains of the pandemic and lockdowns left the owners no choice but to close, Bristol Zoo Gardens, on the edge of Clifton Downs, will be turned into viable homes. The Bristol Zoological Society said that its hands had been coerced.' "For many years, Bristol Zoo Gardens has suffered with various difficulties,' she added. Specifically, declining tourist numbers, the economic consequences of the coronavirus pandemic, and the difficulties of catering to the animals' changing needs.'