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Finance worker who stalked pal after friendship ended is spared jail (opens the original)
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A finance worker who launched a year-long stalking campaign against her friend when she ended the friendship and ghosted her has been spared jail. Louise Heseltine, 48, pestered Sally Bisset with phone calls, texts, emails and turned up at her home unannounced after they fell out while doing the 'Three Peaks Challenge'. After completing the 25-mile hike up Pen-y-ghent, Whernside and Ingleborough, Ms Bisset decided to cease contact with Heseltine, an analyst for a building society. But Heseltine
Mum of first Briton to die for Putin reveals how they are suffering (opens the original)
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The mother of the first British citizen to die fighting for Russia has revealed that her son told her he was going to Romania, not the front lines in Ukraine. Bradley Townsend, 33, was killed in combat after leaving his hometown of Barnsley, South Yorkshire, to enlist in Vladimir Putin's war. The keen fisherman – with no previous military experience – had been fighting on the front line while in Lyman, in Ukraine's Donetsk region, on June 10, when he was hit in a drone strike. Today, his mother
Solicitor banned from road for drink-driving (opens the original)
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An experienced solicitor who specialises in motoring law has been banned from driving for a third time after being caught drunk behind the wheel twice in five weeks. Magistrates were told Helen Dugdale’s latest offence, earlier this month, was the fourth time she had been caught drink-driving since 2013. The 57-year-old admitted driving her VW Tiguan whilst almost three times the limit, in Liverpool, on August 11. Dugdale, who defends motorists charged with driving offences in the Merseyside are
Burnham 'bypassing' villagers to move migrants to military sites (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham has been accused of 'bypassing' rural communities in a bid to move asylum seekers to disused military sites, amid fears women in a quaint Yorkshire village could soon be 'outnumbered six to one'. Labour announced in June that it planned to house migrants at three former bases, including RAF Linton-on-Ouse in North Yorkshire. The Prime Minister defended the proposal, arguing that people in more affluent areas would have to 'do their share' in housing asylum seekers, as the number of
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