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Sir Ranulph Fiennes is 'taken to isolated farmhouse behind a 6ft gate' (opens the original)
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Sir Ranulph Fiennes is believed to be back home at his isolated farm in Shropshire, the Daily Mail has learned. The property is hidden by a 6ft-high 'industrial' security gate where two modular homes – one for Sir Ranulph, the other for his carer – were assembled near the main residence last week. The latest development follows mounting speculation about the whereabouts of the world's greatest living explorer, who was last seen in public two years ago. Sir Ranulph, 82, who suffers from Parkinson
The isolated life of frail Sir Ranulph Fiennes in a rural care home (opens the original)
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Imagine being hidden away - aged 82 and in poor health - in a care home in a remote part of Wales where your real identity was concealed to prevent your friends from finding you. Such was the fate of ‘Robert Millington’. Only this is not his real name. It was the alias he lived under at the establishment and which epitomised the veil of secrecy surrounding his admission. The person we are referring to is Sir Ranulph Fiennes, the world’s greatest living explorer. The list of restrictions and cond
Where is Ranulph Fiennes? Greatest living explorer not seen for a year (opens the original)
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On October 23, 2024, the Royal Geographical Society organised a gala evening to celebrate the life of Sir Ranulph Fiennes, ‘the world’s greatest living explorer’. The RGS in South Kensington is filled with memorabilia from his derring-do exploits that could have come straight from the pages of a Boy’s Own annual. The sledge he dragged through the Antarctic on his record-breaking unsupported crossing of the vast continent, which began in 1992 and ended 93 gruelling days later in 1993, is hanging
'He wears PC Harper's death like a medal': Albert Bowers' life in jail (opens the original)
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Battery. Possession. Criminal damage. Racially aggravated public order offence. Albert Bowers – one of PC Andrew Harper’s teenage killers – has a long and disturbing rap sheet. One entry on his criminal ‘CV’, however, has gone largely under the radar until this week. Bowers also has a conviction for sexual assault, something which is considered a taboo even in the lawless Berkshire traveller community that produced him and his accomplices, and where criminality is endemic and encouraged. No furt
How the residents of Sawbridgeworth saw off a traveller 'land-grab' (opens the original)
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In the early hours of Bank Holiday Monday, Nina Johnson-Marshall, a senior planning enforcement officer, was given a ‘blue-light’ police escort through the highways and byways of Hertfordshire. In her possession was a High Court injunction which had just been issued, out of hours, by a duty judge. The destination was Sawbridgeworth, a genteel market town near Bishop’s Stortford, which had been invaded by travellers over the weekend. The all-too familiar incursion received extensive media coverag
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