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PCs mocked after amputee, 92, Tasered in Hastings care home, hearing told (opens the original)
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Two police officers were mocked after a 92-year-old amputee was Tasered at a care home in East Sussex, a gross misconduct hearing has been told. Donald Burgess, who had dementia, was Pava sprayed and Tasered in his wheelchair during an incident at the Park Beck care home in St Leonards-on-Sea in June 2022. PC Stephen Smith and PC Rachel Comotto, who were both acquitted of assault occasioning actual bodily harm in May 2025, had been called to the home after Burgess threatened carers with a dinner
Van driver sentenced for causing death of highways worker in M23 crash (opens the original)
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A van driver who caused the death of a highways worker on the M23 has been jailed for 10 years. Vilius Domarkas, 38, had admitted the charge of causing death by dangerous driving after he hit Anthony Howe, from Kent, while he was working on foot in a coned-off section of the motorway near Crawley, West Sussex. At Lewes Crown Court, Judge Martin Huseyin said the driver of the Citroen Relay van had been "zig zagging between lanes" before the collision at about 01:00 BST on 8 July, and was driving
Kent 'commuter students' are swapping residential halls for home (opens the original)
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Attending university has traditionally been a rite of passage that involves moving away from home and transitioning into an independent life. However, the reality is different for a growing number of students who say they will instead be staying at home and travelling to their seminars due to the cost of living. In 2017, 535,090 people said they intended to live at home during their university course compared with 748,060 in 2026 - an increase of 39.8%, according to figures from the Universities
Seaford student faces wait for belongings after Lewes train derailment (opens the original)
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A student caught up in the derailment of a train near Lewes says his passport and keys to his home are still on the carriage. Alvin Dybvik Payne, from Seaford, had been visiting his family on a trip back from his university course in Norway when the carriage he was riding in rolled off the tracks, leaving him scrambling to help others to safety. The economics student, 20, said he could not fly back to Oslo until his belongings, including his laptop with his university work on, were retrieved fro
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