Barbara Davies
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 6
- Latest publication
- Sep 18, 2026
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- Jul 18, 2026
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Friends say 'Putney Pusher' suspect found dead was haunted by PTSD (opens the original)
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Until his arrest in June this year, Nicholas Brandram appeared to be living the most charmed of lives. Dashing and debonair, his colleagues in the City used to joke that the decorated former Army captain, who was a direct descendant of Queen Victoria, looked so good in the tailored suits he wore to work that he was in the running to be the new James Bond. Those who knew the 44-year-old millionaire banker were utterly stunned when he emerged as the prime suspect in the notorious ‘Putney Pusher’ c
The truth behind Andrew Tate's 'harem' of women (opens the original)
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As his desperate battle to avoid extradition to the UK reached a Miami courtroom last week, self-styled misogynist influencer Andrew Tate wheeled out what he must have hoped would be his trump card. Who would have thought, given the vile rhetoric upon which he built his online empire, that the most potent weapon in the alleged rapist’s legal armoury would turn out to be a woman? Dressed demurely in black, her glossy dark hair swept neatly into an up-do, Natasha Sesay took to the stand to describ
How a middle-aged woman persuaded people she was autistic 12-year-old (opens the original)
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Right from the start of her extraordinary criminal career, Amanda Maria Souza de Oliveira knew exactly who to target. Preying on individuals known for their desire to help others, she singled out church members, social workers and charity volunteers in her native Brazil. Confronted by the tragic tale she told in a childish voice, at first they didn’t see beyond her Minnie Mouse T-shirt, hair bow and matching backpack. And if she looked somewhat older than the 12 years she claimed to be then, as
I was the other victim of 'Britain's most evil mother' (opens the original)
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Laura Johnson was just six when it dawned on her that her mother might be a bad person. Lisa Hayden-Johnson was feted as the nation’s most devoted parent, a woman fighting tooth and nail to manage the litany of life-threatening conditions that afflicted Laura’s younger brother Matthew. Accompanied by Matthew in his little wheelchair, she appeared on TV: GMTV with Fiona Phillips and The X Factor with Simon Cowell, and had breakfast at Downing Street with then Prime Minister Tony Blair. Matthew, d
Fresh twist in murder of British expat in Dordogne (opens the original)
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Marie-Laure Autefort’s brother was the first person I spoke to when I arrived in the tiny French village of Tremolat after Karen Carter’s murder in April last year. Philippe Monribot had parked his van in the car park next to the stone-brick Salle des Fetes and was putting up a poster for the flower festival he was organising. We were a few minutes into our conversation when he suddenly confessed that a 69-year-old woman who had been arrested on suspicion of killing Karen was none other than his
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