The family of a Sheffield pensioner who was killed in a park stabbing have accused authorities of failing “on every level” to protect him, after an inquest found serious breaches in mental health procedures. Roger Leadbeater, 74, was walking his dog when he was stabbed multiple times by Emma Borowy, 32, in August 2023. Borowy […]
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Merseyside Police have offered a £20,000 reward for information to help solve the murder of Diane Sindall, whose death saw the wrong man spend nearly four decades in prison. Diane, 21, was found dead in an alley off Borough Road in Birkenhead, Merseyside, in the early hours of Saturday 2 August 1986. She had been
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A Plymouth father-of-two, Danny Cahalane, died after being attacked with sulphuric acid in his home last February, prosecutors told the court. Cahalane, 38, was rushed to hospital following the assault but succumbed to his injuries on 3 May 2025, ten weeks after the attack. Witnesses described him as “wide-eyed and terrified” during the earlier failed
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Donald Trump’s youngest son, Barron Trump, contacted UK police after witnessing what he believed to be an assault on a friend in London during a video call, a court has heard. The 19-year-old was in the United States when he allegedly saw the incident unfold on 18 January 2025. Unable to call emergency services directly,
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More than a year after 37-year-old Mikhail Ackrim was found dead on the floor of a Glasgow flat, his family say they are still no closer to understanding how or why he died. Mikhail was discovered semi-naked and face down in a bedroom at a first-floor flat in Parkhead in August 2024. Police believe he
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Care homes across the UK are preparing to take part in this weekend’s Big Garden Birdwatch, the world’s largest garden wildlife survey and a much-loved annual event within the care sector. The RSPB initiative runs from Friday 23 January to Sunday 25 January and invites people to spend just one hour counting the birds they
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President Donald Trump has renewed his criticism of the UK government’s plans to phase out North Sea oil and gas production, claiming Britain is sitting on more than 500 years’ worth of untapped supply. Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Trump launched a broad attack on European energy policy, accusing British ministers of
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A vulnerable woman was forced to live and work as a “house slave” for more than 25 years in a family home in Gloucestershire, a court has heard. The woman, now in her forties, was just 16 when she moved into the home of Amanda Wixon in the Priors Park area of Tewkesbury in 1995.
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Pregnancy often brings a long list of financial worries, from childcare costs to reduced income during maternity leave. But there is one little-known pension loophole that could actually leave expectant mothers better off and even earn them what is effectively free money. The trick lies in boosting pension contributions while you are still working and
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A nurse accused of misgendering a convicted paedophile patient has been reinstated by Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust after disciplinary action against her was dropped. Jennifer Melle, who faced suspension over claims of a potential data breach, confirmed she will continue her legal action against the trust. The disciplinary proceedings were launched
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