
Neil Johnston
Senior News Reporter at The Telegraph
Senior News Reporter @telegraph | Previously Midlands Correspondent and general news @thetimes | [email protected] | DMs open
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1 week ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Neil Johnston |Samaan Lateef
Some of those families have now described the way they have been treated as "disgusting" and accused officials of "passing the buck". Officials have been seen arguing with families in dilapidated hospital corridors as they wait a fourth day to see the bodies of their loved ones.
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1 week ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Samaan Lateef |Neil Johnston |Fiona Parker |Tony Diver
Her uncle Joseph Patelia told The Telegraph she had called her father Edwin Patelia to say she'd boarded safely but her sister later learnt the plane had crashed on the news. "Before take-off, she called her father to say she'd boarded safely and would call again once she landed in London," he said. "That call never came. She vanished just like that leaving us in shock, in tears, unable to believe what we were hearing.
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1 week ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Samaan Lateef |Janet Eastham |Neil Johnston
Indian relatives of British crash victims, some of whom drove through the night for up to 12 hours, told The Telegraph that they have been left waiting outside the hospital for days in unbearable heat, "begging" for answers. Hannaa Vorajee's cousin, Ameen Siddiqui, 28, from Surat in Gujarat, said their home had been "alive with laughter" this Eid, reunited with their British relatives.
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4 weeks ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Fiona Parker |Patrick Sawer |Neil Johnston
A father-of-three has been charged following the Liverpool parade crash on Monday. Paul Doyle, 53, was arrested shortly after a car ploughed into crowds celebrating Liverpool FC's Premier League title win. A total of 79 people - including children - were injured. Seven victims were still in hospital as of Wednesday evening.
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1 month ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Neil Johnston |Simon Johnson
A fisherman whose livelihood could be jeopardised by Sir Keir Starmer's EU deal has accused the Prime Minister of "robbery" and warned the "sell-out" will see others in the industry hang up their wellies. Tony Heinemann, 55, who has been fishing for decades, accused Sir Keir of using fishermen as "pawns" in his negotiations and hammering another "nail in the coffin" of the decimated industry.
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