The Sun15d
My son, 18, was knifed in the heart… now kids young as EIGHT carry blades at school and stab each other over video games
Former EastEnders actress Brooke Kinsella knows only too well the pain knife crime can cause, having lost her brother BenCredit: Daniel Jones - The Sun "Schools are generally safe places and it ...
Daily Express21d
Fury mounts over online weapons sales as police chief hints at big change
The charity was founded by former EastEnders actress Brooke Kinsella, after her 16-year-old brother Ben was stabbed to death in Islington in 2008. Mr Green added that the ease of online sales is ...
Your Local Guardian21d
EastEnders fans demand 'abysmal' character is axed from soap
EastEnders fans have spotted a massive issue with the BBC show and have called on an "abysmal" character to be axed. Reiss Coleman has left viewers across the country annoyed with many going as ...
East Anglian Daily Times 2421d
Charities slam laws which allow ‘careless’ retailers to sell deadly knives
Knife crime charities have demanded stricter regulation of online marketplaces, because “careless” retailers are making it too easy for young people to buy knives. The Government has promised ...
heraldscotland21d
Charities slam laws which allow ‘careless’ retailers to sell deadly knives
The charity was founded by former EastEnders actress Brooke Kinsella, after her 16-year-old brother Ben was stabbed to death in Islington in 2008. Ben Kinsella was stabbed to death in London in ...
Hampshire Chronicle21d
Charities slam laws which allow ‘careless’ retailers to sell deadly knives
Patrick Green, chief executive of knife crime charity, the Ben Kinsella Trust, said the tragedy in Southport shows “how careless the online marketplaces are”. The charity was founded by former ...