Anthony France
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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- Jul 17, 2026
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I led the investigation into the murder of Alexander Litvinenko (opens the original)
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Peter Clarke is not one of those policemen to be blown off course, whether the interference comes from politicians at home or hostile foreign states. An experienced detective of over 30 years, he led Scotland Yard's Anti-Terrorist Branch when former Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko was poisoned by a lethal dose of radioactive polonium-210. It had been administered in a cup of tea by two ex-KGB colleagues he met at a Mayfair hotel bar. A haunting picture of Litvinenko – propped up in his hospital
My baby was attacked by killer nurse... lessons were not learned (opens the original)
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When five-month-old Paul Crampton mysteriously collapsed in hospital, one nurse stood silently in the shadows as doctors battled to save him. His worried parents David and Kath paid little more than a glance to Beverley Allitt, a lurker observing tiny Paul desperately struggling for life in Ward Four. They'd arrived to see their precious boy in the arms of another staff member at Grantham and Kesteven Hospital in Lincolnshire. He looked cold, clammy, lethargic and was obviously in some distress.
I brought down the Scalp Hunter serial killer (opens the original)
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Serial killer John Sweeney disgusted seasoned detectives with the gruesome details of his horrific crimes, but even they were shocked at the arrogance of his behaviour in court as he stood accused of murdering two former girlfriends. Sweeney, who called himself the Scalp Hunter, butchered Melissa Halstead and Paula Fields before dumping them into canals in London and the Netherlands. But in the dock at the Old Bailey in 2011, the killer, believed to have slaughtered even more women during a 'dem
How mother recruited her son to carry out 'Fatal Attraction' murder (opens the original)
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Ancell Marshall had to bow his head to dodge a barrage of stones pelted at him as a police escort rushed him through a baying mob and into a waiting car outside the Old Bailey. Scenes of such fury are usually reserved for the suspects of the most repugnant violent crimes, but Mr Marshall was neither. In fact, he was a victim. The happily married driving instructor had been in Britain’s highest criminal court for the sentencing of Rene Sampat, a woman he would later describe as ‘evil’ and the ‘de
The tragic story of a teen boy murdered by a killer called 'Red Alert' (opens the original)
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When Archie Beston failed to return home on time from a night out, the teenager's concerned mother Becky checked his location on Snapchat. The tracker, activated on his mobile, still had his whereabouts in the Kingston-upon-Thames area of south-west London. It was 3.30am on Saturday, February 29, 2020. Archie wasn't moving along Clarence Street or getting in his car like he should be; he was, in fact, close to bleeding out on the cold pavement. Hours earlier, teetotal Archie, 19, had gone to The
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