Thomas Cashman, 34, who is accused of shooting Olivia Pratt-Korbel, denies being the gunman.
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Teen Lovers Finally Marry 60 Years After Parents Blocked Their Marriage
In an unusual love story, two British teenage sweethearts who were separated nearly six decades ago reunited and are now married. Sixty years ago, their parents had called off their engagement.
According to The Metro News, Len Allbrighton, 79, and Jeanette Steer, 78, had an extraordinarily tortuous path to their eventual wedding, but now they're both as content as they've ever been. The couple first met in 1963, when Len was 19 and Jeanette was 18. They claimed to have fallen in love at first sight while working as student nurses at St. Mary's Hospital in Newport, on the Island of Wight.
They decided to get married a few months after they initially met, but the girl's parents called off the wedding at that point. At the time, Jeanette was three years below the legal consent age of 21.
Over the next 50 years, they got married to different people and lived their lives separately.
Mr. Len made the decision to find Jeanette; they eventually reconnected in their later years and became married.
Jeanette said: "Married life is fantastic-it couldn't be better. It's nice to have someone who treats me with respect. I like doing everything and anything with Len."
Her new husband said, "We fell in love again."
"We read poems to each other and exchanged rings; I got emotional when reading mine. I was overwhelmed with my love for her."
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Chris Mason: Boris Johnson's political future hangs in balance
The verdict of MPs investigating Boris Johnson has the potential to finish him, writes the BBC's political editor.
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The Papers: 'Johnson in peril' as he 'fights for his future'
Boris Johnson's grilling on whether he lied about partygate makes up most front pages on Thursday.
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Tuesday, March 21, 2023
Ending sewage dumping will mean higher water bills - report
The House of Lords report blames government, regulator and water companies for pollution.
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Gurugram Woman Cheated Of Rs 20 Lakh By Fraudsters Posing As Mumbai Cops
A woman here was allegedly duped of Rs 20 lakh by fraudsters posing as police officers, officials here said on Tuesday.
The victim, a resident of Sector 43, received a call on March 3 from someone claiming to be from a courier company. The caller told her that a parcel from her had been confiscated by Customs since it contained illegal items, they said.
The caller also told her that her call would be transferred to Mumbai Police.
The next callers claimed to be "Deputy Commissioner of Police Balsing Rajput" and "Inspector Ajay Bansal" from the Mumbai Police's cyber crimes unit.
The duo claimed that the victim's Aadhaar had been used in multiple "criminal transactions and money laundering cases" from her three "additional bank accounts" in Mumbai. On being told that she did not have a bank account in Mumbai, the duo asked the victim to make a transaction to validate her accounts.
"They asked me to transfer Rs 4,99,999 and said this is a secret code to start a financial investigation," the victim said in her police complaint.
After transferring the money, the duo told the victim to transfer more money as "security deposit" to carry out an "inertia financial check".
"I transferred Rs 20,37,194 in six transactions…," she alleged.
Based on her complaint, an FIR was registered against unknown persons under Section 420 (cheating) of the Indian Penal Code and provisions of the IT Act at Cyber Crime (East) police station on Monday.
The police said a probe is underway.
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Chris Mason: 'Box set Boris Johnson' is pure political theatre
The PM before last was never likely to gently fade out and disappear, writes the BBC's political editor.
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