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- Sep 30, 2026
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Man pleads not guilty to murder after manâs body found in suitcase in Kent park (opens the original)
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A man has pleaded not guilty to murder after a manâs body was found in a suitcase abandoned in a Kent park. Jamie Cooper, of Kingfisher Court, Wimbledon, appeared at the Old Bailey via video link today (September, 30) and denied murdering Dale Mundell on July 8. The discovery was made at Borstal Recreation Ground in Rochester on Friday, July 10, with a murder investigation launched by the Metropolitan Police. Officers received reports of a possible death at Kingfisher Court, off Queensmere Roa
âGreat family manâ fatally hit by lorry on M2 took his own life (opens the original)
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A devastated widow has described her husband as a âgreat manâ who wanted to âprotect and provide for his familyâ after an inquest concluded he took his own life. Richard âRichâ Russell died on May 14 after being struck by an HGV on the M2 between Junction 3 for Blue Bell Hill and Junction 4 for Gillingham. An inquest into the 54-year-oldâs death heard how the dad-of-three had been struggling with difficulties surrounding work and finances, but had tried to deal with his problems hi
âHeâs left a massive hole in our livesâ: Family urge men not to suffer in silence after young dadâs death (opens the original)
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A much-loved young dad who âadored his familyâ has been remembered by dozens of friends and relatives at a special football match held in his honour. Jamie Martin, from Gillingham, was known as a loyal, supportive and outgoing friend, a devoted father and a huge football fan who had played the sport from a young age. But the 31-year-old, who ran his own landscaping and gardening business, had been silently struggling with his mental health before he died by suicide on December 4, 2024. Almos
âI never expected a caramelised banana to steal the show at this new brunch spotâ (opens the original)
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From colourful matcha and towering brunch dishes, one townâs newest dining spots certainly knows how to put on a show - and one thing on the menu may just change your life. Clay Coffee + Kitchen has opened in the former Bennett & Brown furniture shop in Windmill Street, near The Woodville, in Gravesend, offering brunch, sweet fixes, speciality coffee and eye-catching drinks. So, naturally, I had to find out whether the town centre newcomerâs menu tastes as good as it looks. As soon as we wal
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