Glen Keogh
Journalist at The Sunday Times
Special Correspondent, Daily Mail. Ex-Sunday Times. [email protected]
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2 weeks ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Glen Keogh
Hardened criminals come in many shapes and sizes. But, on the face of it, Lucy Connolly appears very far removed from anybody’s idea of a thuggish jailbird. Until recently, the 42-year-old childminder lived a pretty unremarkable life. Each morning, toddlers would be dropped off in her charge at her pleasant 1930s semi on a tree-lined avenue in a Northampton suburb and she would watch over them as they played in the garden.
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2 weeks ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Glen Keogh
The Earl of Yarmouth has lost a bitter court fight which pitted him against his aristocratic family over the running of their £85million estate. William Seymour, 31, has been involved in a messy spat with his parents, the Marquess and Marchioness of Hertford, since 2018, when they objected to his wedding to Kelsey Wells – now Lady Yarmouth – a former director at Goldman Sachs.
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3 weeks ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Glen Keogh
Entrepeneur Mark Hogan owns the type of property most could only dream of. There’s the outdoor pool, the bespoke putting green on the lawn, the home gym and the ‘superb show garage’ which, at one time, held a Bentley, a Porsche and a Range Rover. If that wasn’t enough, this stunning barn conversion, set in almost five acres of land, offers views of the majestic South Downs National Park from the plush chairs dotted around his expansive garden.
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4 weeks ago |
dailymail.co.uk | George Odling |Glen Keogh
It's a peculiar trait of Britishness that the felling of a tree can provoke more outrage than crimes which, on the face of it, are far more serious. There was no human 'victim' in the traditional sense when the Sycamore Gap tree was chopped down in the dead of night in September 2023. But many thousands across the country were incensed and deeply affected by the seemingly inexplicable destruction of the 150-year-old landmark.
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1 month ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Glen Keogh
A man accused of felling the Sycamore Gap tree tried to ‘drop’ his co-defendant in it, claiming in an anonymous call to police that he had the chainsaw used to chop it down and a missing chunk allegedly kept as a ‘trophy’. Daniel Graham, 39, spoke to police on the 101 service in August last year and told a call handler that his co-defendant, Adam Carruthers, was in possession of part of the tree, chainsaws and even firearms, it is alleged.
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