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Cryptocurrency tycoon gives £25m to his autism charity

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By George Hayes Verified
| EIN News
The founder of a global cryptocurrency platform has donated £25m to a charity he set up in 2020 to support autistic young people in England. Ben Delo, who co-founded BitMEX in 2014, named the Sheila Coates Foundation (SCF) after the late advocate for children with autism from whom he had received support as a child.
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Kaytranada headlines All Points East with spellbinding light show and visuals

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By George Hayes Verified
| wandsworthtimes.co.uk
Kaytranada headlined All Points East last Friday (August 16) to a stunning light show - but did the excitement last? (Image: NQ) DJ and producer Kaytranada impressed Victoria Park crowds with a spellbinding light show on the first day of All Points East, but the excitement was tough to sustain. The Canadian musician closed All Points East on Friday (August 16) with an energetic set featuring favourites from 2016 break-out album 99.9% and bold releases from latest 2024 album Timeless.
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Former detective dismissed after sending sexual messages to vulnerable woman

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By George Hayes Verified
| wandsworthtimes.co.uk
A former detective has been dismissed after sending sexual messages to a vulnerable woman, the IOPC has found (Image: Aitoff via Pixabay) A former detective has been dismissed after sending sexual messages to a woman in a vulnerable position, the police watchdog has found. The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) found that Detective Constable Mark Connor, 48, would have been dismissed for gross misconduct had he not already resigned, in a report published on July 18 this year.
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