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Mum still 'has job to do' in search for answers over daughter's US shooting (opens the original)
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A mother whose daughter was shot dead by her father in Texas in what an inquest later ruled was an unlawful killing said she still "has a job to do" in her fight to have the case reopened. Jane Coates travelled to Collin County in the US state to call on the district attorney to reinstate the investigation into her daughter's death. Lucy Harrison, 23, from Warrington, Cheshire, was shot in the chest on 10 January 2025 in Prosper, near Dallas. However, Coates said when she arrived at the town hal
Heart transplant recipient from Liverpool welcomes baby girl (opens the original)
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A GP who was just days from death before undergoing an emergency heart transplant has given birth to a baby girl. Dr Sanjana Kochhar, from Liverpool, suffered multiple organ failure while in hospital in October 2022 and underwent a transplant. She was discharged on Christmas Eve that year. In August, she welcomed her daughter and has since visited a special living memorial bench in Liverpool named in her honour by the British Heart Foundation. Sanjana said the bench was a reminder of her journey
Manchester Airport boss defends car parking income (opens the original)
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The boss of Manchester Airport has defended car parking charges there, arguing they are "competitive". Chris Woodroofe was responding to a customer who asked how the airport can justify more than £150 charge for parking for two weeks. The managing director said the cost was "exactly the same sort of charge" as parking in a town centre for the day, but some customers have said they felt the charges were unreasonable. Manchester Airports Group (MAG) - which also includes London Stansted and East M
'Miracle' hidden hoard of gold coins saves Melling church (opens the original)
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A 14th Century church has been saved from closure after the discovery of a "miracle" hoard of gold coins worth nearly £30,000 found hidden under the altar. St Wilfrid's Church in Melling, near Lancaster, was set to shut as its congregation was unable to raise the £750,000 needed for urgent repairs to the building. Rev Jane Lee said she and a lay minister were preparing for morning prayers when they discovered a plastic bag with a box which "to our amazement" contained nine gold Britannia coins i
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