
Kathryn Knight
Journalist. London dweller but proudly Bolton born. Husband would say I'm a fighter not a lover - but I'm on here for the nice stuff.
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1 week ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Kathryn Knight
Alexandra Saper has frequent nightmares in which she sees images of the man who stalked her for three years. She has never met him, but it has proved impossible for the 33-year-old influencer and travel blogger to clear her mind of all the sickening and often violent fantasies with which Rob Keating bombarded her in hundreds of explicit messages and videos.
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2 weeks ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Kathryn Knight
For keen royal watchers, the Lindo Wing, a private maternity facility at St Mary’s Hospital in London, is synonymous with exciting announcements. The birthplace of much of the Royal Family over the decades, including Prince William, this is where his wife Catherine delivered all three of the couple’s children. At 5.34am on Monday, the Lindo Wing was the setting for an equally momentous birth – even if she is only a cartoon character.
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2 weeks ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Kathryn Knight
Like many parents in their early 40s, Harry and Bella Thomson leapt at the chance to enjoy a long weekend away without their children at the end of last year. They hoped to reconnect with each other, and rediscover the spark that had gone missing from their marriage while they were stuck in the trenches of domestic life. Familiar territory for some, no doubt – although the means by which they chose to rekindle their relationship was rather more unusual than a romantic dinner.
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2 weeks ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Kathryn Knight
Three short words – ‘Josy, come outside’ – was all that marked the start of the devastating knife attack in which a vivacious, young, live-in maid almost bled to death in a £20 million Chelsea townhouse last year. Uttered by the 26-year-old son of her wealthy employer on a chilly Sunday evening last February, Joselia Pereira Do Nascimento assumed he wanted her to prepare him a meal.
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3 weeks ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Paul Bracchi |Kathryn Knight
No one would ever guess it, but a warehouse big enough to park 25 double-decker buses inside, at an undisclosed location somewhere in London, has become an unlikely base for the police investigation into the Grenfell fire. The premises, in fact, resembles a branch of B&Q. The entire exterior of what remained of the 24-storey block, dismantled piece by piece for forensic analysis, is stored inside: cladding panels, insulation, doors, windows and every last nut, bolt and screw that was salvaged.
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