Meleri Williams
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Milford Haven boy, 16, who stabbed teacher in head sentenced to four years (opens the original)
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A pupil who stabbed a teacher in the head with a kitchen knife after asking her to check his homework has been sentenced to four-and-a-half years in youth detention. The 16-year-old boy followed Vicki Williams into her empty classroom at Milford Haven Comprehensive School, Pembrokeshire, after asking for help with his work on 5 February. The teenager pulled a knife from his bag and lunged at her, Swansea Crown Court previously heard, with Williams saying she feared she would die. After the trial
Bonnie Tyler's Swansea funeral sees tributes to Welsh singer (opens the original)
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Fans travelled to Wales to pay an emotional tribute to legendary singer Bonnie Tyler as her funeral was held in the city she was "a fantastic ambassador for". A celebration of life service was held at Swansea Minster ahead of a private family funeral in the village where she was born and grew up. The Total Eclipse Of The Heart star, whose real name was Gaynor Hopkins, died unexpectedly on 8 July at the age of 75. Tyler was "one of a kind" and "loved by millions worldwide", talent scout Roger Bel
Plea over 11 'forgotten' WWII heroes buried at Dutch cemetery (opens the original)
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Welsh soldiers buried at a war cemetery in the Netherlands "should not be forgotten", say volunteers working at the site. Campaigners in the historic town of Venray in the south-east of the country are appealing for images to be placed on the graves of more than 600 British soldiers killed in World War Two. Hundreds have already been found via social media, but the search for the remaining soldiers is proving more and more difficult. Volunteer Theo Vervoot, who is part of the Venray War Cemetery
Man guilty of attempted murder after stabbing ex-partner in Carmarthen Park (opens the original)
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A man who repeatedly stabbed his ex-partner in a park then ran away, launching a four-day manhunt, has been found guilty of attempted murder. Joanne Sidaway, 49, screamed as she was attacked in the chest by James McKenna, 57, in the bushes of Carmarthen Park on 29 January. She phoned for an ambulance and said: "I've been stabbed by my ex-partner... he's been stalking me". A jury at Swansea Crown Court heard it was "luck" that she did not die, and that her winter coat helped save her. After hidin
Milford Haven pupil, 16, not guilty of trying to murder teacher (opens the original)
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A pupil has been found not guilty of attempted murder after stabbing his teacher in the head with a kitchen knife. The boy, 16, followed Vicki Williams into her empty classroom at Milford Haven Comprehensive School in Pembrokeshire, after asking for help with his history work on 5 February. He pulled a knife from his bag and lunged at her. Williams told a jury at Swansea Crown Court she feared she would die. On Monday, he was found not guilty of attempted murder but guilty of wounding with inten
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