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  • 2 weeks ago | bbc.com | Harriet Heywood |Phil Shepka

    Harriet Heywood & Phil ShepkaBBC News, CambridgeshireReporting fromHuntingdon Law CourtsA man accused of killing his former housemate claimed the dead man was "often abusive" and behaved erratically, a court has heard. Jonathon Austin, 23, denies murdering Neil Lakhani, 38, at his home in Cambridge on 17 September 2024. In a prepared statement to police, Mr Austin said Mr Lakhani had "punched me in the face a couple of times" that morning at the flat in Greengates Court on Histon Road.

  • 3 weeks ago | bbc.com | Phil Shepka

    Would-be home buyers lose thousands on unfinshed flatsPhil ShepkaBBCCatherine Bullough and Paul Sigston each tried to buy a flat near the Ipswich waterfrontProspective buyers say they feel "lied to" and "angry" after losing thousands of pounds reserving unfinished flats. People paid up to £5,000 as a "reservation deposit" for apartments in Tollesbury House, Ipswich, with some being told it was expected to be finished in November 2022.

  • 1 month ago | bbc.com | Phil Shepka |Laura Foster

    Phil Shepka & Laura FosterBBC News, BedfordshireThe triple murder of a family by a teenager who wanted to commit a mass school shooting exposed a lack of "proper control" over who can buy a gun, a police and crime commissioner (PCC) has said. Nicholas Prosper, 19, murdered his mother, sister and brother in their home in Luton in September with a shotgun bought the day before using a fake licence.

  • 1 month ago | bbc.com | Phil Shepka |Nicola Haseler |Jo Black |Anne Delaney

    The triple killer stopped from carrying out a mass school shootingPhil Shepka, Nicola Haseler, Jo Black and Anne DelaneyWatch: Killer mimicked the shootings with piece of woodTeenage killer Nicholas Prosper shot dead three members of his family and was planning to attack his former primary school. What drove his obsession with mass killings and how was he stopped from committing further atrocities?

  • 1 month ago | yahoo.com | Phil Shepka |Nicola Haseler |Jo Black |Anne Delaney

    Teenage killer Nicholas Prosper shot dead three members of his family and was planning to attack his former primary school. What drove his obsession with mass killings and how was he stopped from committing further atrocities? Prosper, 19, is beginning a life sentence for murdering his mother Juliana Falcon, 48; his brother Kyle, 16, and sister Giselle, 13, at their flat on Luton's Marsh Farm estate. At Luton Crown Court, he was told he must serve at least 49 years in jail.

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