Martin Robinson
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Man charged with murder of reveller from Notting Hill Carnival (opens the original)
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A Tube passenger has today been charged with the murder of a 'kind and caring' husband-to-be who died three days after he was badly beaten on his way home from the Notting Hill Carnival. Thomas Jewitt, who worked in affordable housing, suffered serious head injuries after an alleged assault on the Central Line platform at Liverpool Street station over the August bank holiday weekend. The 32-year-old, who had attended the carnival's family day, was taken to hospital in a critical condition and di
Earl Spencer reveals Mohamed Al Fayed groped Princess Diana (opens the original)
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Princess Diana said 'ghastly' Mohamed Al Fayed groped her bottom and made a sleazy sexual advance towards her, Earl Spencer has claimed. The late Princess of Wales told him that the billionaire Harrods owner, the father of her partner Dodi Fayed, had squeezed her buttocks. She also claimed that Al Fayed joked that, in Egypt, a father-in-law gets to sleep with a son's new partner first. Spencer writes that Diana was 'revolted' by Mohamed and believed he had used his friendship with her stepmother
Naomi Campbell wins battle to overturn ban on being a charity trustee (opens the original)
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Naomi Campbell has today won a legal battle to overturn a five-year ban on being a charity trustee imposed by the Charity Commission. The 56-year-old appealed after an investigation into her charity - Fashion For Relief - uncovered serious mismanagement of funds. But a tribunal has found that she was 'deceived' by another board member and her ban was overturned. The Charity Commission found that charity money donated to Fashion For Relief had been used to cover expenses including Campbell's stay
Mystery Jill Dando suspect seen running near her home 'NOT her killer' (opens the original)
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The mystery suspect seen running near Jill Dando's home after she was shot dead was almost certainly not her killer, a senior police source has insisted, especially because he calmly ate an apple while waiting for a bus afterwards. The jogger, known as Man X or the 'Sweating Man', was seen running across Fulham Palace Road before waiting for the number 74 bus around 20 minutes after the murder on April 26, 1999. 'That is not likely to be an assassin's escape, is it? He stood at the bus stop eati
Customers at Asian supermarket in London form male and female queues (opens the original)
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A British Asian supermarket has gone viral after footage appeared to show separate queues for men and women during a recent promotional sale. A video filmed at Masala Bazaar in Romford showed women, many of them wearing traditional Muslim dress, waiting together with children on one side of the store to receive cooking oil. Footage from the east London supermarket then pans across to reveal a separate queue of men on the other side of a long row of chest freezers, waiting for the same product. M
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