Sheron Boyle

3 weeks ago | thesun.co.uk | Sheron Boyle

LIKE mums all over the country, Katie Synnott should be busy tomorrow enjoying Mother’s Day with her four children, opening cards and gifts and being spoiled for all her love and devotion. Long-term partner Ryan Boyle will ensure Katie is served breakfast in bed and then the family-of-six will share precious hours together walking their dog Ralphie and enjoying a meal at a local restaurant.

1 month ago | thesun.co.uk | Sheron Boyle |Paul Sims

A SHOE fetish sadist who raped and murdered a mum-of-two is set to be freed, we can reveal. Twisted Christopher Farrow, 62, was jailed in 2000 for the 1994 murder of receptionist Wendy Speakes. He tied her up and forced her to wear a pair of blue mules before raping and killing her at her home in Wakefield, West Yorks. He was ordered to serve at least 18 years. Wendy's daughter, Tracey Millington-Jones, has campaigned for him to remain in prison, saying she believes he is still a danger to women.

1 month ago | thesun.co.uk | Sheron Boyle

THE BBC has made payouts to four female ex-staff harassed online for 11 years by a former radio presenter. Hosts Liz Green and Stephanie Hirst and editorial chiefs Helen Thomas and Rozina Breen were said to have been left with “serious mental health problems”. All were targeted by ex-Radio Leeds presenter Alex Belfield — jailed for 5½ years in 2022 for harassing four other staff, including Jeremy Vine.

1 month ago | thesun.co.uk | Sheron Boyle

SITTING in the small, bland parole board office, Tracey Millington-Jones gives what she considers to be the speech of her lifetime. Yet again. For the fourth time in seven years, the distraught daughter is fighting to keep her mother’s twisted killer behind bars. Tomorrow, shoe fetish sadist Christopher Farrow, who raped and stabbed to death 51-year-old Wendy Speakes in 1994 in her own home, will make his fourth attempt to be free, despite never expressing an ounce of remorse.

Nov 19, 2024 | mirror.co.uk | Sheron Boyle

Gary Barlow’s best pal has revealed how they have supported each other through life’s highs and lows in over 30 years of friendship. Top songwriter Eliot Kennedy and pop band Take That ’s front man Gary bonded over their love of writing and hilarious early days when they played in working men’s clubs in the north of England. "Gaz and I were teenagers honing our musical craftsmanship in the toughest of environments - the clubs," laughs Eliot.