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Jan 3, 2024 |
thesun.co.uk | Jamie Macaskill
ExclusiveJanet was one of 20 former postmasters and postmistresses jailed in one of the greatest miscarriages of justiceJAILED, humiliated and wrongly accused of stealing nearly £60,000 from the Post Office she ran, Janet Skinner had lost it all. The innocent mum was in a drug-infested prison alongside child killers and lifers — separated from her two kids and penniless, her home lost and her reputation in tatters.
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Jun 20, 2023 |
the-sun.com | Jamie Macaskill
Published: Invalid Date, SUN reader Peter Bailey won the prize of a lifetime – to join reporter Martin Phillips on a submersible trip to the Titanic. Peter, now 59, of Matlock, Derbys, is praying that the crew of the missing tourist sub the Titan are found safe and well. Earlier tonight he said: “It doesn’t bear thinking about. I remember my trip with Martin very vividly. “We were aware of the dangers, that the sub could implode and just vaporise, or that we could get trapped.
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Jun 13, 2023 |
the-sun.com | Jamie Macaskill
ExclusiveHEROES GRAVE Published: 15:55 ET, Jun 13 2023THEY are the heroic lost souls of one of the Royal Navy’s crack submarines, who went missing on a top-secret World War Two mission more than 80 years ago. The 64 young men of HMS Triumph shared a remarkable 36 medals for bravery before they vanished without trace in the Aegean Sea in January 1942. But HMS Triumph has now been found, with her crew sealed in the tomb of their sunken sub 666ft below the surface.
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Mar 24, 2023 |
hulldailymail.co.uk | Jamie Macaskill
These alarming images show just how close the North Sea is to swallowing up houses and holiday homes on the crumbling coast of East YorkshireDrone pictures show some properties are now just a few feet from crashing into the sand and sea with little hope of saving them from the waves. In one case a resident in Withernsea used a tape measure to show the 90cm gap of land which is all that is left keeping a holiday chalet from the drop.
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Mar 18, 2023 |
hulldailymail.co.uk | Jamie Macaskill
It looms from a hilltop on the hills above the east coast of Yorkshire, a huge grey concrete pyramid pointing ominously towards the sky. Red signs warn that anyone entering the windswept site can be arrested under the Official Secrets Act. A wire security fence is topped with an 8,000 volt electric line. The vast concrete structure can just be seen from the road nearby which carries day-trippers to the seaside resort of Scarborough. Embedded on its three faces are more than 7,000 antenna.
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