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UK brothers sentenced to life for 1984 murder of civil servant Anthony Littler after decades-long cold case

Two UK brothers have been sentenced to life in prison for the 1984 murder of a civil servant in north London, more than four decades after the killing remained unsolved.

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How police cracked cold case 40 years on from homophobic murder in London street

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The Independent UK

Brothers jailed for murder in 1984 hate crime spree against men they thought were gay

Anthony Littler was ambushed and left for dead as he walked home down a narrow alleyway from East Finchley Tube station

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UK brothers convicted of 1984 murder after more than 40-year cold case solved by family confessions

Two UK brothers have been found guilty of the 1984 murder of a London civil servant after a reopened police investigation uncovered family confessions and fresh evidence.

The Times of India

Brothers found guilty of 1984 East Finchley murder of civil servant

Michael and Anthony Stewart ambushed Anthony Littler in East Finchley in 1984, leaving him with a “catastrophic” brain injury

Evening Standard

Brothers found guilty of murdering civil servant in homophobic hate crime 42 years ago

Michael Stewart and Anthony Stewart have been found guilty 42 years after Anthony Littler died as he walked home in East Finchley

The Independent UK

Two brothers on trial over 1984 killing of civil servant in north London

Michael Stewart, 57, and Anthony Stewart, 60, were aged just 15 and 18 when they allegedly ambushed Anthony Littler in an alley in East Finchley, north London

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East Finchley: Two men charged with murder of man near Tube station in 1984

Anthony Littler, 45, was killed in an attack close to East Finchley Tube station in 1984

Evening Standard

'American Fiction' is a scathing satire that challenges pop-culture stereotypes of Blackness

In this episode, Vinita sits down with two experts to break down the many layers — and Black stereotypes — in the much anticipated new film, American Fiction.

The Conversation

King and Queen make waves at the seaside on Cornwall trip

The royal visitors discussed surfing, sculptures, lifeboats and choral music during their visit to St Ives.

The Independent UK

Jordan Obita relishing Hibs challenge as new boy aims to up his game to oust evergreen legend

The former Wycombe and Reading left-back has been stunned by Stevenson's levels since arriving at Hibs.

Daily Record

Anthony Stewart and Vicente Besuijen handed Aberdeen FC second chances as Barry Robson wipes the slate clean

The two stars underperformed last season but Robson is giving everyone the chance to earn their place.

Daily Record

Graeme Shinnie to finalise Aberdeen FC transfer as Barry Robson hands returning star captain's armband

The midfielder is back in the Granite City to sign a three year deal at Pittodrie and will be the captain under Barry Robson

Daily Record

Murray Bridge abattoir opens its doors five years after fire, starts search for workers

Thomas Foods International is looking for hundreds of workers for its new Murray Bridge facility, five years after the previous one was destroyed by fire.

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Anthony Stewart opens up on Aberdeen low point as former captain says he was told he 'had to leave' Pittodrie

The defender left Aberdeen on loan to MK Dons in the final hours of the window in January.

The National (Scotland)

Anthony Stewart suffers 'freakish' injury nightmare after Aberdeen loan exit

Stewart joined MK Dons on loan on transfer-deadline day.

Daily Record

Anthony Stewart sees luckless Aberdeen streak continue at MK Dons after 'freakish injury' blow

The Aberdeen skipper was sent on loan to the English League One side on transfer deadline day after interim manager Barry Robson urged the board to let him go.

Daily Record

Graeme Shinnie ready for Aberdeen salvage operation as Dons hero takes on 'skipper role'

Graeme Shinnie was trusted with the captain's armband for Aberdeen against St Mirren on Wednesday evening.

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Anthony Stewart's explains his Aberdeen exit as 'dominant leader' sees 'last minute' decision decide Dons future

The defender looked set to see out the remainder of this term up north but is now back down south.

Daily Record

Barry Robson shows Aberdeen ruthless streak as he reveals it was HIS call to let Anthony Stewart leave

McCrorie was shown red after just seven minutes as the Dons dire post run continued.

Daily Record

Anthony Stewart handed Aberdeen transfer exit option as MK Dons consider late approach for Pittodrie captain

The defender has endured a rollercoaster campaign since his move to the Scottish Premiership in the summer.

Chicago Sun-Times

Community activists want answers, hiring commitment as Amazon’s giant Humboldt Park site remains dormant

Amazon plans to open the distribution center later this year. Community activists want jobs to go to people in the neighborhood.

Daily Record

Predicted Aberdeen XI for Hearts in third place showdown as Duk and Clarkson's fitness in doubt

The battle of the best of the rest has been tight all season, however Robbie Neilson's side have managed to open a gap on the Dons since the World Cup break.

Daily Record

Borna Barisic handed Rangers 'red card' defence as Anthony Stewart tackle comparison thrown out

The Ibrox defender was booked for a challenge on Matty Kennedy during the Viaplay Cup semi-final.

Irish Mirror

Chris Sutton expects Ryan Kent to be banned following Liam Scales 'punch' incident

The Rangers attacker collided with the former Shamrock Rovers man in the dying minutes of the second-half at

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