This woman received a telegram from the Queen on her 100th birthday
And was showered with love on the internet.
Viral News|Mar 14, 2018
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Widow hails ‘good day for justice’ after winning court case over inquest funds
Anthony Hughes died in May 1987 when he was caught in the cross-fire between soldiers and the IRA.
UK News|Mar 8, 2018
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Arlene Foster wrong to defer bid for extra legacy inquest funding – judge
Sir Paul Girvan said she believed £150m to speed up coroner’s hearings should await an overall package dealing with legacy issues.
UK News|Mar 8, 2018
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Father remanded in custody charged with murder of Mylee Billingham
William Billingham was not asked to enter a plea during a brief hearing at Wolverhampton Crown Court.
UK News|Feb 21, 2018
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Delivery driver talked of killing the Queen and David Cameron, court told
At the Old Bailey, Aweys Shikhey, 38, denies preparing terrorist acts on or before May 23 last year.
UK News|Feb 21, 2018
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Parents of terror offence teenager told ‘don’t blame yourselves’ by judge
The boy previously admitted booking a flight aiming to fight for a banned organisation in Syria.
UK News|Feb 21, 2018
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Soldiers to face court martial over reservists’ deaths after Brecon Beacons march
The men entered not guilty pleas during a hearing lasting less than half an hour.
UK News|Feb 21, 2018
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What the papers say – February 2
Health stories dominate the news agenda – from rising clinical negligence costs to new figures on prostate cancer.
UK News|Feb 21, 2018
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SAS veteran Andy McNab credits success to literacy skills gained by joining Army
The best-selling author and former elite soldier said he had the literacy levels of a nine-year-old when he joined the military
UK News|Feb 21, 2018
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Stockholm truck attacker had sworn allegiance to Islamic State, trial told
Rakhmat Akilov is charged with terror-related murder and attempted murder.
World News|Feb 13, 2018
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Valiant effort but worries deepened by classy Brize
THE relegation trapdoor is looking ominously open for Saffery Panthers after their latest defeat – combined with two injuries – contributed to a miserable Sunday afternoon.
Sport|Feb 5, 2018
Sport
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Momentum needed in plastics fight
ACROSS the Channel Islands efforts are being made to fight the war on plastic.
Guernsey Press Comment|Feb 2, 2018
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Would-be jihadi locked up for Syria travel bid
Teenager planned to travel to Syria to help Islamic State terrorists
UK News|Jan 26, 2018
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SAS: Who Dares Wins star appeals for privacy after niece, 8, stabbed to death
Mylee Billingham died in hospital after she was found critically injured at her home in Brownhills, near Walsall, on Saturday night.
UK News|Jan 22, 2018
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What the papers say – January 22
The death of a primary school girl makes headlines.
UK News|Jan 22, 2018
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