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Flasher neighbour performed sex acts in front of widow (opens the original)
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A pensioner was subjected to 'ten years of hell' by an elderly neighbour who performed lewd acts while standing naked in the window and came into her garden to touch her bras on the washing line. Margaret Day was also bombarded with disgusting text messages by Robert May, a court heard. May, 73, has now pleaded guilty to an act of outraging public decency after Mrs Day's daughter Sue Mason-Day installed a camera at her housing complex in Worcestershire to record the acts. He will be sentenced at
Outrage after Reform-led council bans reporter for 'Lego' block story (opens the original)
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A Reform-led council has been accused of attacking press freedom after it banned a journalist who revealed a story about a pensioner who won a legal battle with the authority over her garden gate. Derbyshire County Council has decided to ‘end engagement’ with local democracy reporter Eddie Bisknell, saying it had ‘concerns’ over his reporting. It comes after Mr Bisknell revealed the case of Helene Ball, an 81-year-old retired teacher who won a three-year, £50,000 fight over the right to walk thr
Henry Nowak's killer is allowed to appeal his sentence (opens the original)
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The Sikh man who stabbed Henry Nowak to death then lied to police that he was the victim of a racist attack has been given permission to appeal the length of his sentence. Vickrum Digwa, 23, was sentenced to a minimum of 21 years in June for the murder of student Mr Nowak, 18, in Southampton in December. He killed Mr Nowak, who was walking home from a night out, using a blade he said he carried as part of his Sikh faith. Attorney General Ellie Reeves referred the sentence to the Court of Appeal
Hero who foiled RAF 'bomb' says she saw MORE than five suspects (opens the original)
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Driving home from a party in the early hours of yesterday, a local farmer was shocked to see three large white vans blocking a road in her quiet village. Suspicious that a mobile number on one of the vans was a digit short, she turned her car around, only to see men in balaclavas fleeing into the trees and across the fields. Five men were later arrested but the woman claimed she had seen more suspects – as police carried out a helicopter 'search' operation overhead. The men were heading towards
Retired teacher's three-year legal hell after council blocked gate (opens the original)
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Helene Ball had been out shopping with a friend when she returned to find her local council had erected a green metal fence outside her home, completely blocking the rear access to her garden. 'The cement was already dry. I was angry at first then I just laughed,' she said. 'You have to laugh about it otherwise you'll cry.' Mrs Ball is speaking this week from her immaculate semi overlooking the picturesque town of Matlock in the Derbyshire Dales after she won a three-year, £50,000 David and Goli
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