
Jamie Roberton
Social Affairs Journalist at Channel 4
Journalist covering social affairs, @Channel4News
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2 weeks ago |
channel4.com | Jamie Roberton
By Jamie RobertonA grieving mother who believes her daughter died in suspicious circumstances is now being threatened with possible prosecution unless she deletes a highly critical official review into police actions, Channel 4 News can reveal. Danielle Charters-Christie was found dead inside the caravan that she shared with her partner – who had been accused of domestic abuse – in Gloucestershire on 26 February 2021.
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1 month ago |
channel4.com | Jamie Roberton
By Jamie RobertonA young mother took her own life after her abusive ex-partner bombarded her with messages urging her to kill herself – including while she was sectioned in a psychiatric hospital, Channel 4 News can reveal. Ashleigh Inskip, 25, was the victim of violence and coercive control for at least three years before she was found dead at her home in North Tyneside on 6 July 2021.
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1 month ago |
channel4.com | Jamie Roberton
By Jamie RobertonWarning: there are distressing details in this report. A teenager who murdered his mother and two siblings wanted to go on to become the most notorious school shooter in history “by killing the most children”, police say. Nicholas Prosper, 19, killed Juliana Falcon, 48, Kyle Prosper, 16, and Giselle Prosper, 13, at a block of flats in Luton, Bedfordshire in the early hours of 13th September last year.
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1 month ago |
channel4.com | Jamie Roberton
By Jamie RobertonA teenager who murdered his mother and two siblings wanted to go on to become the most notorious school shooter in history, police say. Nicholas Prosper, 19, killed Juliana Falcon, 48, Kyle Prosper, 16, and Giselle Prosper, 13, at a block of flats in Luton, Bedfordshire in the early hours of 13th September last year. It was later discovered that Prosper’s next target was St Joseph’s Catholic primary school, where he and his siblings had been pupils.
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1 month ago |
channel4.com | Jamie Roberton
By Jamie RobertonTens of thousands of babies are being caught in the “vicious cycle” of domestic abuse, with nearly 50,000 referred to social services every year because of concerns, Channel 4 News can reveal. Freedom of Information requests showed that an estimated 48,067 babies, aged 0-2, were subject to referrals to children’s services in England due to specific fears over domestic abuse.
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