News about Tom Phillips

On January 18, 2022, Tom Phillips and his three children, Jayda, 10, Maverick, 8, and Ember, 7, were reported missing from the tiny village of Marokopa on the west coast of New Zealand's north island. No one has seen the children in more than two years, though their father has been seen several times and was reportedly involved in a armed robbery. Now police know where the family is hiding out.

EXCLUSIVE: Furious residents living in stunning countryside are fighting plans to build a giant solar farm the size of 120 football pitches on a 200-acre greenbelt site, with them echoing: 'We are all NIMBY's, we don't want it near our homes and it will be a terrible sight!' Richard Froggatt, a race mechanic whose home is in the heart of Charnwood Forest in Leicestershire, moaned: 'It will dominate the landscape, destroy good agricultural land and trees, and wipe out wildlife.' As many visitors and villagers live on the outskirts, the former parish councillor said, 'It would be the wrong construction in the wrong location, and locals here are largely against it.' Hundreds of protests have flooded into local planners after the ambitious new solar farm site in Charley near Shepshed. Campaigner Val Johnson (bottom right) added: 'It sounds like we are being NIMBY, and we are!'

A father who has been missing with his three children for nearly two years has been seen homeless but he has vanished again, with police struggling to locate him. On January 18, 2022, Tom Phillips (left inset) and his three children Jayda, Maverick, and Ember (pictured) were reported missing by family members.

PC Tom Phillips, 33, of Croydon, south London, faces five charges of violation of the Communications Act 2003. The officer, who is part of the Met Ops team, was disqualified from attending his case management hearing at Westminster Magistrates' Court this morning. A new trial management hearing was scheduled for November 18 for the prosecution to disclose the expert evidence. Between April 8 and May 8, 2021, Phillips denies five charges of delivering a message that was "grossly offensive or of an indecent, obscene, or menacing character." His trial has been postponed until January 24, 2023. The officer was off duty at the time of the suspected offences and was barred from service.

The Palestinian terrorist group confessed to providing details to supporters who notified Westminster Magistrates Court last month. Ms Livni, who was a cabinet minister during the Israeli offensive in Gaza last year, was compelled to cancel a trip to London last week. Only after Ms Livni, the new Opposition Leader, was alerted to the warrant and pulled out of a speaking engagement at the last minute, was a diplomatic incident avoided.