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How Spanish police failed nine British expats who died in a wildfire (opens the original)
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As a local funeral director handed Danielle Gillam-Kirton a small urn containing the ashes of her parents, who were among the nine Britons killed in a Spanish wildfire this summer, she had no reason to suspect there was anything more to remember them by. After all, a female police officer had assured her that the burnt-out black BMW 5-series car, in which they had vainly sought to escape when flames raced towards their hilltop villa, had been forensically searched and ‘nothing’ more had been fou
A Hells Angel has left gold coins worth £100,000 in English churches (opens the original)
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Unexpected visitors are something of a rarity at the tiny primary school in Quernmore, a remote village folded into the sweeping moorlands of North Lancashire. The only building near the school is St Peter’s church, with which it shares its staunch Christian values and a drystone boundary wall. In July 2022, however, shortly before its 100 pupils broke up for the summer holiday, teacher Rachel Stevenson heard a motorcycle crunch to a halt in the driveway and found herself confronted by a strange
Ruthless businessman known as the Czech Sphinx took my fiancee (opens the original)
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Last March, the Royal Mail posted a short advert on Facebook and Instagram, reminding viewers to send a card for Mother’s Day. Touching or cheesy, depending on one’s taste, the 20-second film portrayed a young mum chastising her daughter for having an untidy bedroom – only to realise that she’d been scolded in precisely the same way when she was a girl. Few of its 14,000 viewers would have found anything unusual about it. However, close observers might have noticed something strange about the wo
Stephen Lawrence's father breaks his silence in moving interview (opens the original)
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Were it not for the unrelenting pressure the Daily Mail exerted on successive governments and the Metropolitan Police, Neville Lawrence tells me he is certain of one thing: No one would ever have been imprisoned for his son Stephen's murder. He describes our justice campaign as 'the best thing that has happened to me' since that cruel night in 1993, when a gang of white racist thugs stabbed Stephen to death at a South London bus stop. Mr Lawrence was therefore appalled and dumbfounded when he le
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