Brave student tried to fight off killer as he stabbed her friend, court told
Grace O’Malley-Kumar tried to protect her friend Barnaby Webber while he was being attacked as they walked home after a night out, a court heard.
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Triple-killer’s manslaughter pleas accepted by prosecutor, court hears
Valdo Calocane killed two students and a school caretaker and injured three others in a spate of attacks in Nottingham city centre last year.
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Three dead and more than 100 homes damaged in earthquake in western China
The quake was the latest in a series of seismic events and natural disasters to hit the vast country’s western regions.
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Man due in court over attacks in Nottingham that left three people dead
Valdo Calocane, 32, is due to appear at Nottingham Crown Court on Tuesday morning.
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Lynda La Plante wins crime writing award for career ‘redefining women’
Previous winners of the Diamond Dagger include Ruth Rendell, PD James, Colin Dexter, Reginald Hill, and John Le Carre.
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Sophie Toscan du Plantier’s son says search for ‘truth and justice’ continues
Ian Bailey, the main suspect in Ms Toscan du Plantier’s murder, died on Sunday.
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‘Magnitude 7.1 earthquake hits remote western China’
The earthquake rocked Wushu county in Aksu prefecture just after 2am local time, Xinhua cited the China Earthquake Networks Centre as saying.
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I have my life back: Man receives kidney donated by his friend
Calum Mitchell, from Dunfermline, received a kidney from Ian Cameron when it turned out his friend was a 100% match.
UK News|Jan 22
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Probe into murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier must continue, says uncle
Ian Bailey, 66, the main suspect in the murder of the French producer, died on Sunday.
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Free to say 'not in my name'
I can’t help but notice the irony of reflecting on people keeping their feelings to themselves while expressing one’s own feelings in the Guernsey Press. However, Ian Nason raised some interesting points in his reflection piece in the GP of 8 January. I’m not sure anyone is ever on solid ground when they argue that something shouldn’t be done because it has never been done before. Attitudes and behaviours change – thank goodness. I’m sure that Colonel Nason welcomes the fact that we have universal suffrage in Guernsey, but for centuries this was not how things were done in Guernsey.
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Sarah, Duchess of York diagnosed with malignant melanoma
The disease was discovered after several moles were removed when she was treated for breast cancer in June.
UK News|Jan 21
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Ian Bailey, main suspect in Sophie Toscan du Plantier’s murder, dies in Cork
Mr Bailey has always vehemently denied any involvement in Ms Toscan du Plantier’s death.
UK News|Jan 21
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Dozens killed in shelling on market in Russian-occupied Ukraine
One local Russian official said the shells were fired by the Ukrainian military.
World News|Jan 21
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Blackford: SNP can turn fortunes around but drop Labour comparison to Tories
The former SNP leader at Westminster also said he has considered standing for election at Holyrood.
UK News|Jan 21
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Extra clinics led by rise in skin cancer concerns
Increasing concerns about skin cancer have led to one local practice introducing mole and skin lesion clinics to cope with the demand and reduce waiting times.
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