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Daughter's new hope as gardai re-interview people about unsolved murder of Antoinette Smith

'Angie' was last seen at 2.30am on O’Connell Street in Dublin on July 11, 1987

Dublin Live

Mam's pride as Irish twins who were born conjoined win big at UK games

The boys want to get into track racing next year

Irish Mirror

Logan Mwangi's killer mum had dramatic makeover after son's murder to 'blend in'

Angharad Williamson, 31, was sentenced to life imprisonment for killing the five-year-old alongside partner John Cole, 40, and their stepson Craig Mulligan, 14, whose identity was revealed this week.

Daily Record

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Logan Mwangi's killer mum had drastic makeover after son's murder so she could 'blend in'

Logan Mwangi's mum had pink hair when she was arrested on suspicion of her son's murder but just weeks later had brown hair after being advised to change her look while in prison

Daily Mirror

Logan Mwangi’s mother drastically changed her appearance after murdering five-year-old son

Angharad Williamson, 31, claims she was offered ‘identity change’ to blend in with other prison inmates

The Independent UK

Murdering mum dramatically altered her appearance after killing her young son Logan Mwangi

A prisoner said that Angharad Williamson seemed to revel in the notoriety of being the "the Bridgend baby’s mum"

Manchester Evening News

How Logan Mwangi's mother dramatically changed her appearance within weeks of murdering her son

Angharad Williamson, 31, was convicted of murdering Logan along with her partner John Cole, 40, and their stepson Craig Mulligan in Bridgend

Wales Online

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Couple lose £300 as they reserve airport parking spot via Ryanair that 'doesn't exist'

David Wright discovered his pre-booked parking was unavailable when he got to Leeds Bradford Airport as they "don't deal with Ryanair bookings" and had to pay another £229 for long stay

Daily Mirror

Man fuming at Ryanair and Leeds Bradford Airport after booking parking space that 'didn't exist'

David, 72, and his wife Angie, 73, say they were forced to pay £229 to park their car in the airport's long-stay parking

Leeds Live

Being blind and deaf hasn't stopped carpenter Tony Meli, who makes ornate creations in his workshop by touch

Tony Meli may be blind and deaf, but in his personal workshop, he is capable of things that defy belief.

ABC News

Trial begins for ex-Virginia Tech football player in killing

A trial has begun for a former Virginia Tech football player accused of fatally beating a Tinder match he originally believed was a woman

The Independent UK

Emmerdale finally addresses Cain Dingle's controversial grooming storyline

The scenes had recently aired again as part of 'classic' Emmerdale on ITV3

Leeds Live

Brave Scots paramedic heads to Ukraine with ambulance car and trailer full of Ayrshire donations

Iain Gordon left for a field hospital stocked up with vital medical supplies to help women and children on the frontline of the war in Ukraine

Daily Record

The mouldy misery of Wellington’s rental market

How a hamstrung Tenancy Tribunal and weak rental laws are leaving tenants at the mercy of landlords who won’t fix run-down rentals.

Newsroom.co.nz

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Heartbreaking tributes to the 'Joan Collins of Burnage’

'If there was a party going on in Burnage, it's more than likely that Di supplied the booze'

Irish Mirror

RTE stars turn out in style as 2fm presenter Carl Mullan marries childhood sweetheart

They were wed with their nine-month-old son Daibhí and dog Angie by their side

Tribune News Service

Alex Simon: Alyssa Nakken, Giants not just setting example for girls — it’s for boys, too

SAN JOSE, Calif. — When Alyssa Nakken stepped into the first-base coach’s box in the third inning Tuesday night, it was a moment worth celebrating.

USA Today Sports Media Group

UFC 273 video: Mike Malott folds Mickey Gall with violent left hook TKO, donates show money to girl battling cancer

Mike Malott made quite the impression in his UFC debut. Check out his knockout of Mickey Gall here.

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Bubba Watson hits a new ‘best shot ever’ at Augusta National

AUGUSTA, Ga. — Bubba Watson was asked a lot Friday about the greatest shot he ever executed at Augusta National.

The Guardian - UK

‘What the hell was that episode?!’ Can the soaps ever win viewers back?

A juicy plotline would once get tens of millions watching and talking about EastEnders or Coronation Street. But the water-cooler moments have gone and Neighbours has been given the chop. Is there hope for the soap?

The Independent UK

Bubba Watson: ‘You reach a breaking point, I thought I was going to die’

Exclusive interview: Ten years after his first Masters win, Watson discusses how his success and anxiety intertwined, leaving him in hospital rooms fearing the worst, and coming out on the other side

The Independent UK

Children offer to buy food with pocket money and mothers skip meals as UK cost of living crisis hits families

Mothers reveal the impact of the “dehumanising” cost of living crisis on their children’s mental health

ABC News

With no 'effective' treatments for PTSD, sufferers like Angie struggle to live a normal life

In the decade since Angie stumbled into a life-shattering event, her life has spiralled out of control. Now she sees hope in the long search for an effective PTSD treatment involving mind-altering medicines and neuron-jolting stimulation.

The Guardian - UK

‘After a week in the job, I couldn’t stop smiling’: the joy – and heartbreak – of life as a care worker

Chevonne Baker loves her work and the elderly people she looks after. But even at the best of times it is exhausting and poorly paid – and this winter she’s had to cope with Covid and a staffing crisis

Evening Standard

EE Rising Star Harris Dickinson on imposter syndrome, his Walthamstow roots and working with ‘Angie’

As his Bafta EE Rising Star nomination is announced and with a big year of films in the works, everyone wants a piece of Harris Dickinson. Laura Craik meets him

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