Gavin Havery
Chief Reporter at The Northern Echo
Chief Reporter for the Northern Echo covering the North East and North Yorkshire. Got a story? Contact [email protected]
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6 days ago |
gazettelive.co.uk | Gavin Havery
An obsessive stalker told his former girlfriend he would "send demons" when an argument flared as she packed her suitcase to leave. Teesside Crown Court heard how Mohamed Elgamal became possessive and controlling within months of starting the relationship with the woman. The 21-year-old would not let her spend her own money and refused to allow her to see friends.
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1 week ago |
gazettelive.co.uk | Gavin Havery
A vicious thug who became paranoid after taking cocaine and savagely attacked his drinking partner has been jailed. Christopher Cooper, 36, grabbed his friend by the throat, convincing himself someone was coming to ‘bray’ him. He choked the man before launching a brutal attack that left his victim with a fractured cheekbone, a cut above the eye, and bruising to the chest.
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1 week ago |
gazettelive.co.uk | Gavin Havery
A motorcyclist killed in a crash on the North Yorkshire Moors ‘did not have time to brake’ after a car pulled into his path, an inquest has heard. Jeff Amer was heading home to Middlesbrough from Whitby on the A171 near Danby when a VW Golf moved into the carriageway. His friend, Andrew Williams, swerved out of the car's path but Mr Amer, 58, a married father-of-two, was unable to avoid it, Middlesbrough Coroners’ Court was told.
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1 week ago |
msn.com | Gavin Havery
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1 week ago |
chroniclelive.co.uk | Gavin Havery
A former marine whose house was firebombed after he took a stand against antisocial behaviour in his village is standing for council. Sean Ivey’s family home was destroyed by arsonists when he confronted yobs in Wingate, County Durham, and made a public plea for action. Sean, who served in Iraq and Afghanistan and is a teacher, is now hoping to become a councillor so he can serve his local community.
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