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Neighbours thought John and Lois McCullough had retired to the seaside, but the reality was they were callously poisoned by their daughter.

The way these allegations have been callously thrown around exposes a dark underbelly in rap and hip-hop.

“Innocent civilians and law enforcement officers were callously targeted without provocation,” he said.

The Met's Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley said: "WPC Yvonne Fletcher was just 25 when she was callously murdered. She was simply doing her job, policing protest, not unlike what many officers do so often today."

In his submission, Ray told the judge that every one of those statements about FTX’s solvency and the absence of losses is “categorically, callously, and demonstrably false.”