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Town rocked by A66 horror is 'UK murder capital' where 'gangs do what they want' (opens the original)
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Police at the scene of a house fire being treated as a murder (Image: Owen Humphreys/PA Wire) A town living in fear of a gangland turf war that has claimed nine lives in five days was last year branded the most dangerous place to live in England and Wales. Armed cops from across northern England are being sent to help restore order on the streets of Middlesbrough after a surge in apparent tit-for-tat attacks left one of the smallest police forces in the country stretched to breaking point. The h
Crash youth 'abused' locals and 'bragged about gang activity on social media' (opens the original)
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One of the youths who died in the a66 horror was part of a gang that abused locals and bragged about it on social media, it is claimed. Police are investigating whether 17-year-old Cole Worthy and the four other young men in the Passat that crashed into a police car were pursuing a Volvo to carry out a revenge attack following damage to his dad's house in Acklam, Middlesbrough. Locals in the area said the house had a long and troubled history, noting that Cole and his friends were regularly seen
Inside UK town 'on its knees' as nine die in five days and 'turf war' fears grow (opens the original)
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A detective admitted that criminal gangs are "making a statement" as Middlesbrough was thrown into turmoil in a spree of violence that left nine people dead in less than a week. In the early hours of today, yet another house was targeted in a ramming attack on Steele Crescent, South Bank, just two miles from where seven-year-old Valentina Foster and her aunt Natalie McDonald died in a house fire. That fire followed a fatal collision on the A66 that left seven people dead, two of them police offi
'Cannibal killer' wants to stay behind bars as he 'could kill again' (opens the original)
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The quadruple killer dubbed Hannibal the Cannibal has told of his 17,500 consecutive days in solitary confinement and warned: "I could kill again." Britain's longest serving prisoner Robert Maudsley, 73, was given his grim nickname after he killed a fellow inmate and was said to have eaten his brain with a spoon. A post-mortem proved the claim untrue. He has spent the best part of 47 years either in segregation or solitary, setting a world record of consecutive days alone. He has now served 52 y
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