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2 days ago |
dailymail.co.uk | James Fielding |Nick Craven
Hacked to death by an axe and club-wielding gang in a 'cartel-style' execution, it is hard to conceive a more brutal death than the one inflicted upon DPD driver Aurman Singh. Yet could the horrific murder, which also saw the 23-year-old battered with a hockey stick, golf club and shovel as he made his deliveries, have stemmed from a mere slap during a row about money? Until now, the motives behind the brutal and meticulously planned attack have remained unclear.
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3 days ago |
thisismoney.co.uk | James Fielding
Hacked to death by an axe and club-wielding gang in a 'cartel-style' execution, it is hard to conceive a more brutal death than the one inflicted upon DPD driver Aurman Singh. Yet could the horrific murder, which also saw the 23-year-old battered with a hockey stick, golf club and shovel as he made his deliveries, have stemmed from a mere slap during a row about money? Until now, the motives behind the brutal and meticulously planned attack have remained unclear.
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4 days ago |
dailymail.co.uk | James Fielding |Douglas Walker
A chilling image stands out among a series of tender photos posted online by Phoenix Spencer-Horn alongside the man she fell in love with and believed was her 'soulmate'. It shows Ewan Methven gripping his hand around Phoenix's throat while apparently poised to bite into her face as she prepares to kiss him. The photo was taken at the couple's one bedroom flat which they had recently moved into to start their life together.
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4 days ago |
dailymail.co.uk | James Fielding
Gino D'Acampo has put his £4.2million Hertfordshire mansion up for sale, months after his TV career imploded amid allegations of lewd and inappropriate behaviour. MailOnline can reveal the Italian chef, 48, listed the Grade II listed seven-bedroom Georgian property on Friday, having overseen a huge restoration project with wife Jessica.
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6 days ago |
dailymail.co.uk | David Pilditch |James Fielding
On a bright, sunny afternoon parents are picking up their children from Kobi Nazrul primary school in London's East End in familiar scenes repeated up and down the land. Yet Kobi Nazrul is unique. It's thought to be the only school in the country with no pupils who speak English as a first language. Despite the language barrier, the 'friendly and welcoming' school received a glowing report from Ofsted in its most recent inspection.
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