Sophie Doughty
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Man accused of murdering Darlington care worker appears in court (opens the original)
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Police on the scene in Darlington, and inset, Leanne Park A man accused of the murder of Darlington care worker Leanne Park has made his first appearance at crown court. Leanne's body was found after police were called to a property in Darlington town centre on Wednesday evening last week. Andrew Bell, of Darlington, was later charged with her murder. He appeared before a judge at Teesside Crown Court this morning - Tuesday, September 29 - via video link from prison. Dates for a plea and trial p
Man appears in court charged with murder of Leanne Park in Darlington (opens the original)
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Police on the scene in Darlington, and inset, Leanne Park A man has appeared in court charged with the murder of care worker Leanne Park. The 44-year-old's body was discovered after police were called to a property in Darlington town centre on Wednesday night, September 16. Andrew Bell, of Darlington, has been charged with Leanne's murder and appeared at Newton Aycliffe Magistrates' Court on Monday morning. District Judge Steven Wood committed the case to Teesside Crown Court, where Mr Bell, 44,
Woman charged after death of Teesside-born teacher hit by car in retail park (opens the original)
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Rita Grimshaw, from Whitley Bay, died after being struck by a car outside Marks and Spencer at Silverlink in North Tyneside(Image: Northumbria Police) A woman has been charged following the death of a retired Teesside-born teacher who died after she was hit by a car outside Marks and Spencer days before Christmas. Rita Grimshaw was taken to hospital following the collision, which happened at the Silverlink Retail Park, in North Shields, on December 22 last year and involved a cream and black Ren
'The sea can be brutal' warning by coastguard after Seaton Carew tragedy (opens the original)
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Police car parked near Seaton Carew beach where two men lost their lives on Sunday (Image: Newcastle Chronicle) "The sea can be brutal". That is the stark warning issued by rescue teams after tragedy struck on the Teesside coastline. Two men died after entering the water at Seaton Carew, near Hartlepool, while attempting to rescue two children who had got into difficulty in the sea. The youngsters were saved, but the men — one of whom has been named locally as the children's father, Wayne Taylor
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