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1 week ago | 
dailymail.co.uk | Andrew Levy
A 'cunning' fugitive convict battered a dog walker to death before tricking police into arresting an innocent man by leaving his victim's phone in a public place, a court heard today. Roy Barclay, 56, allegedly took the phone off mother-of-six Anita Rose, 57, along with her distinctive pink jacket, after he attacked her and left her for dead as she walked her dog early one morning.
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1 week ago | 
thisismoney.co.uk | Andrew Levy
A 'cunning' fugitive convict battered a dog walker to death before tricking police into arresting an innocent man by leaving his victim's phone in a public place, a court heard today. Roy Barclay, 56, allegedly took the phone off mother-of-six Anita Rose, 57, along with her distinctive pink jacket, after he attacked her and left her for dead as she walked her dog early one morning.
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1 week ago | 
dailymail.co.uk | Andrew Levy
An on-the-run convict who was living off-grid to avoid being recalled to prison killed a grandmother out walking her dog in a 'vicious and brutal attack', a court heard today. Anita Rose, 57, was subjected to 'numerous kicks, stamps and blows' by Roy Barclay, 56, whose semen was found on her jacket, jurors were told. Opening the case, prosecutor Christopher Paxton KC said mother-of-six Ms Rose left her home in Brantham, Suffolk, to walk her dog, Bruce, on July 24 last year.
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1 week ago | 
dailymail.co.uk | Andrew Levy
A ‘studious’ schoolboy was found dead in his bedroom after experimenting with methadone, an inquest heard. Sunny Abreu, 16, was discovered to be unresponsive at his home and paramedics raced there to help but were unable to revive him. A post-mortem examination revealed the teenager had used methadone, a synthetic opioid used to treat heroin dependence or to provide pain relief, although it remains unclear how he obtained it.
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1 week ago | 
thisismoney.co.uk | Andrew Levy
A ‘studious’ schoolboy was found dead in his bedroom after experimenting with methadone, an inquest heard. Sunny Abreu, 16, was discovered to be unresponsive at his home and paramedics raced there to help but were unable to revive him. A post-mortem examination revealed the teenager had used methadone, a synthetic opioid used to treat heroin dependence or to provide pain relief, although it remains unclear how he obtained it.
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1 week ago | 
dailymail.co.uk | Andrew Levy
A horrified grandfather says £600,000 has been wiped off the value of his home and rental properties after a massive warehouse used by The Range sprung up beside his land. Ken Lungley enjoyed spectacular views over Suffolk countryside until work began on the 1.17 million sq ft 'megashed'. Now the sprawling building used by the variety store and garden centre retailer 'blights' the area and has caused the value of his retirement investment to collapse from £1.5 million to just £900,000.
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1 week ago | 
dailymail.co.uk | Andrew Levy
Two small communities are locked in an extraordinary dispute about who should have a massive housing development in their area – with both insisting it should be them. Discussions are underway about 2,000 homes being built at Robertson Barracks in Norfolk - a historic 400-acre military base where Churchill and Eisenhower once met during the Second World War.
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2 weeks ago | 
dailymail.co.uk | Andrew Levy |Jon Austin
Two 'window cleaners' who made over a million pounds in two years while running a ‘sophisticated’ operation churning out fake driving UK licences which were sold to illegal immigrants and criminals were jailed today. Bilal Iqbal, 25, and Ummad Ahmed, 32, ran 'a very large scale commercial and very profitable enterprise' which used social media to advertise the fake licences for as little as £60, with a fast-track service available for an extra £40.
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2 weeks ago | 
thisismoney.co.uk | Andrew Levy
Two 'window cleaners' who made over a million pounds in two years while running a ‘sophisticated’ operation churning out fake driving UK licences which were sold to illegal immigrants and criminals were jailed today. Bilal Iqbal, 25, and Ummad Ahmed, 32, ran 'a very large scale commercial and very profitable enterprise' which used social media to advertise the fake licences for as little as £60, with a fast-track service available for an extra £40.
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2 weeks ago | 
dailymail.co.uk | Andrew Levy
A senior police officer cleared in court of assaulting his wife as he tried to stop her reading sexual WhatsApp messages he sent to a junior colleague has been found guilty of committing gross misconduct by a disciplinary panel. Chief Superintendent Karl Wilson was accused of rugby tackling his wife and damaging her dress and other items when she spotted the ‘embarrassing’ messages to the woman – then assaulting her again when she picked up his phone after two PCs arrived.
