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msn.com | Judith Moritz |Jonathan Coffey
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bbc.com | Judith Moritz |Jonathan Coffey
'Inadequate' information released by authorities after Southport attack, says terror law reviewerJudith Moritz & Jonathan CoffeyBBCThe worst disorder in the UK for more than a decade followed the attacksIn the aftermath of the Southport knife attack there was a sense of national trauma over the killings of three girls at a summer holiday dance and yoga class. Seven-year-old Elsie Dot Stancombe, Bebe King who was six, and nine-year-old Alice Aguiar were murdered.
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bbc.com | Judith Moritz |Jonathan Coffey
Southport attack yoga teacher: 'If I didn't get out, everyone was going to die'Judith Moritz & Jonathan CoffeyBBCLeanne Lucas speaks to the BBC about the "absolute trauma" of the attackA yoga teacher who almost died in the Southport attack has described for the first time the desperate moments when she helped several children run to safety, despite having been stabbed five times. Leanne Lucas told BBC Panorama how she called 999 as the attacker chased after them.
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Dec 9, 2024 | 
businessandamerica.com | Joe Crowley |Jonathan Coffey
One of England’s top-rated water companies is using an accounting trick to artificially inflate its balance sheet by more than a billion pounds, BBC Panorama has discovered. Severn Trent Water claims that an investment is worth £1.68bn in its accounts, when in reality it has no value to the overall business. The made-up money makes the company appear more financially robust and helps to support its bumper payouts to shareholders.
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Dec 9, 2024 | 
ca.finance.yahoo.com | Joe Crowley |Jonathan Coffey
One of England's top-rated water companies is using an accounting trick to artificially inflate its balance sheet by more than a billion pounds, BBC Panorama has discovered. Severn Trent Water claims that an investment is worth £1.68bn in its accounts, when in reality it has no value to the overall business. The made-up money makes the company appear more financially robust and helps to support its bumper payouts to shareholders.
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Dec 4, 2024 | 
independent.co.uk | Judith Moritz |Jonathan Coffey
Lucy Letby is Britain’s most prolific child killer of the modern era. Surely someone fitting that bill must be a psychopath. After all, what other name would you give to someone who has murdered seven babies? During the research for our book, we spoke to a consultant forensic psychiatrist who has assessed and treated mentally disordered offenders in the North of England, including several who have been convicted of murder and manslaughter.
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Oct 24, 2024 | 
independent.co.uk | Judith Moritz |Jonathan Coffey
Lucy Letby is Britain’s most prolific child killer of the modern era. Surely someone fitting that bill must be a psychopath. After all, what other name would you give to someone who has murdered seven babies? During the research for our book, we spoke to a consultant forensic psychiatrist who has assessed and treated mentally disordered offenders in the North of England, including several who have been convicted of murder and manslaughter.
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Oct 20, 2024 | 
ca.news.yahoo.com | Jonathan Coffey |Judith Moritz
New evidence seen by the BBC suggests more babies in Lucy Letby’s care were harmed – and in one case poisoned with insulin. The former nurse was found guilty of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder seven others - including trying to kill two with insulin at the Countess of Chester Hospital neonatal unit between June 2015 and June 2016. BBC One's Panorama has seen documents which suggest a third baby may have also been poisoned within hours of Letby taking over the boy’s care.
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Oct 20, 2024 | 
ca.news.yahoo.com | Jonathan Coffey |Judith Moritz
We've spent years covering the Lucy Letby case - here’s why experts are still arguing about itThere are two parallel universes in the Lucy Letby story. One can be witnessed every day in Liverpool at the public inquiry into her case. Here, the matter of Letby’s guilt is settled. The question for the judge is why Letby was able to harm babies for so long. In the other universe, doubts about the evidence used to convict her have been mounting.
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Jul 3, 2024 | 
msn.com | Judith Moritz |Jonathan Coffey
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