Isabella Boneham
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Attacker's early prison release left victim 'feeling like an afterthought' (opens the original)
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Hannah Pritchett was 18 when she was stabbed in the lower back and hip by her boss Luisa Santos. She was about an hour into her waitressing shift in May 2022 at the Three Horseshoes pub in Princethorpe, Warwickshire, when the blade went in. It was a fish knife, and with its cuts came Santos's false accusation the teen had had an affair with her husband. That October, Santos was jailed for 10 years after being convicted of attempted murder. She was released in January 2026 under the Early Removal
Peter Kay bomb hoax accused due to face Birmingham trial next year (opens the original)
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The case against a man charged over an alleged bomb hoax at a Peter Kay performance has been postponed until next May. Omar Majed, 20, who has yet to enter a plea, appeared at Birmingham Crown Court via video-link from hospital, after being charged with communicating false information to police contrary to the Criminal Law Act. It follows the evacuation of the Utilita Arena in Birmingham during a show by comedian Kay on 1 May, to allow police to carry out searches. Kay was ushered off the stage
Chainsaw artists dazzle crowds in Alcester with their skills (opens the original)
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Chainsaw artists wowed crowds as visitors flocked to the opening day of one of the UK's largest forestry shows. The APF International Forestry Machine Exhibition returned to Ragley Hall, near Alcester, Warwickshire, on Thursday, drawing spectators eager to watch skilled carvers transform logs into intricate sculptures in a matter of minutes. Alongside the popular chainsaw carving competition, the event featured tree-felling demonstrations, fence-building displays and the latest forestry technolo
The Deadlifting Grandma: Martine Barons, 65, is triple world champion (opens the original)
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A 65-year-old grandmother has become a three-time world champion powerlifter after only starting the sport two and a half years ago. Martine Barons, from Stratford-upon-Avon, said she began lifting weights during lockdown after listening to a seminar that said women going through menopause should run less and lift more. Her colleague at the University of Warwick, who is also a personal trainer, then showed Barons how to deadlift, and spotted her potential. Barons is now nicknamed The Deadlifting
Pre-loved uniforms save Coventry families £69, says charity (opens the original)
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Thousands of families saved money on school uniforms this summer through a charity scheme providing pre-loved and donated clothing for free. Katie Wilson, CEO of Clothing Coventry, said parents were able to select items they needed and families saved an average of £69 by going to its uniform events that ran across three weeks. Wilson said the average cost of a school uniform is estimated at £249.58 per child and that "remains a real challenge" for many families, and the charity has helped more t
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