Ashlie Blakey
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 4
- Latest publication
- Sep 18, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Wales Online
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- Jul 30, 2026
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Family update on Brit who was 'pulled from pool' after horror holiday accident (opens the original)
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A British man is back home after a horrific accident in Turkey paralysed him. His girlfriend said their 'faith in humanity was restored' as the family thanked the public for their support. Will Ponter suffered life-changing injuries after diving into a swimming pool on the final night of his holiday. Echo reports his girlfriend Becky pulled him from the water before he was rushed to hospital for urgent treatment, according to his family. The 24-year-old subsequently underwent a gruelling 13-hour
Police 'not looking for anyone else' as pair found dead (opens the original)
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A police investigation is underway after the bodies of two people in their 70s were found at a house in Chesire. A man, 78, and a woman, 79, were discovered at a property in Wilmslow on Saturday (September 12). Police were called at 3.34pm, Cheshire Constabulary said, following 'concerns for the welfare of the occupants'. Officers found a man and woman dead on arrival. Detectives do not believe there to be any third party involvement and are not looking for anyone else in connection with the pro
'We went to the UK's best zoo with a toddler in the rain and saw 60 animals' (opens the original)
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A deluge of rain wasn't about to derail Manchester Evening News senior reporter Ashlie Blakey's family outing to Chester Zoo with her 20-month-old daughter Annie. Having already secured tickets, the family pressed ahead with their plans — despite Annie singing 'Rain rain, go away' while gazing out of the hotel window. They reached the attraction, officially named the UK's best zoo by Tripadvisor, at around 10.30am on a Friday. Parking proved hassle-free, with Ashlie observing that she "secured a
Norwegian teen flew to Manchester for assassination plot on 'Agent 47' orders (opens the original)
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A Norwegian teenager who travelled to Manchester Airport to undertake an assassination on British soil has been found guilty of conspiracy to commit murder. Officers raided a hotel room in Huddersfield and detained Johannes Kongsnes Natland in March last year. Video footage recorded the moment the 19-year-old mimicked holding a firearm and shooting at the officers, before being restrained against a wall and placed in handcuffs. He was discovered with a cache of two firearms, 19 rounds of ammunit
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