Charlie Rose

1 week ago | bbc.com | Charlie Rose

Donald needed family love - not a baton and TaserCharlie RoseBBC South East Home Affairs CorrespondentReporting fromSt LeonardsFamily handoutDonald Burgess died from Covid which he contracted after being admitted to hospital following the incident"You could see just by his eyes, that wasn't Donald," said Jason Pye, who watched footage of his great uncle Donald Burgess being sprayed with Pava, hit with a baton and Tasered by police played repeatedly in court. "It was shocking.

3 weeks ago | bbc.com | Charlie Rose

Man admits causing passenger's death in crashCharlie RoseBBC South East Home Affairs CorrespondentKeena EntwistleEthan Entwistle, 18, died in a crash in Broadstairs in 2023A man has admitted causing the death of his passenger when he crashed his car into a tree in Kent. Colby Hammond, 20, appeared before Canterbury Crown Court on Wednesday where he spoke only to confirm his name and enter a guilty plea to the charge of causing death by dangerous driving.

3 weeks ago | aol.com | Charlie Rose |Emily Coady-Stemp |South East

A man who murdered his pregnant wife in 1999 has been sentenced to three additional years in prison after he asked his son to cut off a lock of her hair to try to prove she was still alive. The remains of 34-year-old Debbie Griggs were discovered in 2022, more than 20 years after she was was reported missing from her home in Deal, Kent, by her husband. Andrew Griggs was found guilty of his wife's murder and jailed for life in October 2019 following a cold case review.

3 weeks ago | bbc.com | Charlie Rose

Man asked son to cut lock of murdered mum's hairCharlie RoseBBC News, Canterbury Crown CourtEmily Coady-StempKent PoliceDebbie was 34 and pregnant when she was murdered by her husband, Andrew GriggsA man who murdered his pregnant wife in 1999 has been sentenced to three additional years in prison after he asked his son to cut off a lock of her hair to try to prove she was still alive.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Stuart Maisner |South East |Charlie Rose

A woman who won a battle to move into the house in which her mother was stabbed to death said it felt "amazing" telling her family the news. Lucie Lambourne has been describing how the support of her community forced a U-turn from a housing association. Southern Housing, which owns the property, initially said Ms Lambourne, who had previously lived at the property, had no legal right to the tenancy as she was not considered to be "in housing need".