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Greggs worker battered over head with hammer but burglar too stupid to open safe (opens the original)
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A repeat offender who attacked a Greggs worker with a hammer in a failed robbery attempt has tried to argue that his seven-year prison sentence was too severe. Vincent Foley, from Wythenshawe, left the staff member permanently scarred after the horrifying attack in July last year. After leaving the bakery without any loot, Foley then burgled a nearby house in Handforth, Cheshire. In September, the then 44-year-old was sentenced after pleading guilty to attempted robbery, possession of an offensi
Mum, 33, killed in train crash after level crossing lights 'weren't activated' (opens the original)
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The traffic lights at a Lancashire level crossing where a mum was killed when a train struck her car 'had not been activated', investigators have revealed. Social worker Kerry Coombes, 33, died on June 25 following the crash in Hoghton, Lancs. Her eight-year-old daughter was also seriously injured in the collision and rushed to hospital where she was described as being in a 'critical but stable condition'. Now, it's emerged that the barriers on the automated crossing on Station Road hadn't been
Widow finds love after hubby's death - on dating site she created (opens the original)
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In July 2025, Nicky matched with widower Dan Smith, 52, whose wife had passed away five years ago A woman who launched a dating app for widows after losing her husband says she has discovered love following just "seven fiery dates". Nicky Wake, 55, lost her husband Andy, 57, to Covid in April 2020, after he was placed into a care home in 2017 following a catastrophic brain injury. Six months after being widowed, Nicky attempted dating once more but found it difficult to meet people who grasped w
The life and crimes of assassin 'The Iceman' - gun-for-fire and fitness fanatic (opens the original)
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Underworld assassin Mark 'The Iceman' Fellows once made an incredibly chilling premonition from behind the bars of a prison cell. Boasting that he couldn't get any 'extra time', he wrote: "It only means I can kill again." Five years later that's exactly what he did. Last month Fellows, 45, was found guilty of a third murder, after child killer Kyle Bevan was stabbed to death in HMP Wakefield. It meant the cold-blooded assassin joined the small handful of men in English criminal history to be giv
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