Ben Mitchell

Mar 28, 2025 | mirror.co.uk | Ben Mitchell |Liam Buckler

Bournemouth beach killer touched himself while asking prison officer how famous he wasNasen Saadi has been jailed for life the a minimum of 39 years for the brutal murder of Amie Gray and the attempted murder of Leanne Miles on Bournemouth beachA criminology student who stabbed a woman to death on Bournemouth beach sexually touched himself while asking a female prison officer how famous the case was, his trial heard.

Dec 2, 2024 | mirror.co.uk | Milo Boyd |Ben Mitchell |Oliver Astley

A tower built for King Henry I which has been unseen since its destruction in the English Civil War will now open to the public. Originally erected as part of the fortress constructed for William the Conqueror in the 11th century, the regal keep was added circa 1107 for Henry I, his son. The prominent structure, crafted from white Purbeck limestone, soared to a height of 75ft atop a hill 180ft high, making it visible for miles.

Oct 29, 2024 | crookwellgazette.com.au | Ben Mitchell

Snout sinuses may have been developed in the ancestors of crocodiles to help drain salt glands. Photo: Jessica Marszalek/AAP PHOTOSA team of UK scientists has found the sinuses of the prehistoric ancestors of crocodiles prevented them from evolving into deep divers like whales and dolphins. Subscribe now for unlimited access.

Oct 6, 2024 | mylondon.news | Ben Mitchell |Ben Mitchell |Alya Zayed

Police are treating a house fire in which a man aged in his 70s died and another man was hospitalised as suspicious. Emergency services were called to the property in Southdown Road, Weymouth, at 10.59am on Friday October 4. A Dorset Police spokesman said: “Officers attended the scene, along with the fire and ambulance services. Very sadly, a man aged in his 70s was pronounced deceased at the scene. His family has been informed.

Oct 6, 2024 | mylondon.news | Ben Mitchell |Ben Mitchell |Alya Zayed

A memorial service to honour those killed and injured in the Guildford pub bombings has been held to mark the 50th anniversary of the atrocity. The Holy Trinity Church in the Surrey city hosted a service to remember the four soldiers and a civilian killed in the attack on October 5, 1974. Soldiers Caroline Slater, 18, William Forsyth, 18, John Hunter, 17, and Ann Hamilton, 19, and civilian Paul Craig, 21, died in the attack while 65 people were injured.