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  • 1 week ago | thesun.co.uk | Christine Smith

    A-LEVEL student Ellie Gould was a vivacious 17-year-old with a bright future ahead of her when she met Thomas Griffiths. But when she split with him after a brief romance, because he was becoming too "controlling", the cold-blooded teen, also 17, took revenge by stabbing her to death. He strangled Ellie before stabbing her 15 times in the kitchen of her own home in Calne, Wiltshire.

  • 1 week ago | iomtoday.co.im | Christine Smith

    A Radio Times front page ahead of VE Day (-)In the summer of 1944 Kathleen Oates - a Wren assigned to the Women's Royal Naval Service during the Second World War - was transferred to the Isle of Man. During her time on the island, she wrote dozens of letters to home which provide a unique commentary on the operations at ronaldsway">Ronaldsway and what life was like on the Isle of Man 80 years ago.

  • 2 weeks ago | iomtoday.co.im | Christine Smith

    The chapel in the 1940s (picture courtesy of King William's College) (-)In the summer of 1944 Kathleen Oates - a Wren assigned to the Women's Royal Naval Service during the Second World War- was transferred to the Isle of Man. During her time on the island, she wrote dozens of letters to home which provide a unique commentary on the operations at Ronaldswayand what life was like on the Isle of Man 80 years ago.

  • 3 weeks ago | mirror.co.uk | Christine Smith |Alison Graves

    Pop Idol past of Corrie newcomer Natalie Anderson - as gay love triangle is exposedCoronation Street newcomer Natalie has been in some explosive scenes after she arrived on the cobbles as Theo's secret wife earlier this monthWhen recently bereaved Danielle Silverton walks in on undertaker Todd Grimshaw enjoying a passionate clinch with her husband in Wednesday night's Corrie, her world falls apart.

  • 3 weeks ago | iomtoday.co.im | Christine Smith

    A postcard picture of the US army air forces (-)In the summer of 1944, Wren Kathleen Oates was stationed on the Isle of Man, writing dozens of letters home about life and operations at Ronaldsway. Eighty years later, her daughter, Christine Smith, explores these letters in a series of columns based on Kathleen’s wartime experiences. Yet again, 80 years ago this week, Kathleen Oates sadly had tragic news to impart in her letters home as well as the minutiae of everyday life in World War 2.

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