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bbc.co.uk | Sarah Turnnidge |Simon Atkinson
Image source, HandoutImage caption, Eli Sweeting was reported missing after failing to return from a solo hike Search efforts for a British hiker who has been missing for more than a week in New Zealand have been "paused", police have said. Eli Sweeting, 25, who is originally from Bristol, was reported missing on 4 May after failing to return from a solo hike up Mitre Peak, a steep mountain on the country's South Island.
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bbc.com | Fiona Lamdin |Sarah Turnnidge
Stop killers 'glorifying' deaths online, say mumsFiona Lamdin & Sarah TurnnidgeBBCMargaret Mizen (left) and Leanne Ekland (right) have called for action after their sons' killers shared music referring to their murders onlineTwo mothers of sons murdered as teenagers have called for action to be taken over "glorifying" online videos posted by killers from prison.
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bbc.co.uk | Fiona Lamdin |Sarah Turnnidge
Image caption, Leanne Ekland (right) and Margaret Mizen (left) have called for action after their sons' killers shared music referring to their murders onlineThe mum of a teenager stabbed to death last year has called for action to be taken over online videos "glorifying" murder posted by killers. Leanne Ekland's son, Max Dixon, was16 when he was killed alongside his best friend Mason Rist, 15, outside Mason's home in Knowle West, Bristol, in January 2024.
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bbc.co.uk | Dan Ayers |Sarah Turnnidge
A weekly walking group has given men in one city the chance to escape the "pressure" of keeping their feelings "bottled up". More than 20 men now meet every Tuesday in Wells as part of the national Men Walking & Talking movement, which has seen groups spring up across the country. The group is open to all men living in the area, giving them a space to open up about their lives as they explore the nearby countryside.
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2 weeks ago |
bbc.co.uk | Will Glennon |Bea Swallow |Sarah Turnnidge
Image source, HandoutImage caption, Jennifer Gibson told the BBC she had been left "devastated" by her experience in the Royal Navy Bea Swallow & Sarah TurnnidgeBBC News, West of England"When you're in a male-dominated environment, you get spoken about like you're meat. Not as a colleague, a soldier or a friend."Those are the words of a young female soldier who joined the army at 17 - one of a group of women who have spoken to the BBC about their experiences while serving in the British military.
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