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Morgan, now 65, was jailed for life after being found guilty of the murder of 19-year-old Céline Figard a week before Christmas 1995.

It could be something out of Richard Osman's bestselling novels - as campaigning retirees rally to a cause, only in this case against cyber centre expansion plans.

Some big names have visited our local shopping hotspot!

Sir Charlie Mayfield's report, Keep Britain Working, is due to be published. It is expected to draw attention to the worrying rise in young people who have dropped out of the labour market.

It's loved by those heading into London for good reason

Last week, I added a new item to my already wide armoury of sleep aids.

"The damage isn't minor and so this is devastating as we await next steps from the Insurers. All Hall users will be temporarily affected"

"The damage isn't minor and so this is devastating as we await next steps from the Insurers. All Hall users will be temporarily affected"

Enquiries into the circumstances of their death are ongoing

Harrison, who rose to fame on The Only Way Is Essex before appearing on Love Island in 2017 revealed she gave birth to a baby girl

Harrison, who rose to fame on The Only Way Is Essex before appearing on Love Island in 2017 revealed she gave birth to a baby girl

The King's brother has previously been seen driving Range Rovers bearing the initials DOY in a nod to his official royal title now lost following his Jeffrey Epstein disgrace.

The pop star and her husband - former Red Bull F1 boss Christian Horner - lost their latest planning battle for an oak-framed pergola and gazebo in the garden of their posh countryside home.

You can pay to stay in the medieval church for a night

Three bodies were recovered on Saturday, while the bodies of two other missing people, a man and his 17-year-old daughter, were found on Sunday morning in South Tyrol, northern Italy .

Alasdair Haynes (pictured), who previously ran the Aquis Exchange, spent years championing the UK's financial sector which he previously described as a 'national asset'.

Price had recently revealed that he had lost three stone over the past few months in a bid to improve his performance at the oche, but his transformation was questioned by a rival.

Jennifer Aniston's Hollywood hypnotist and 'love guru' boyfriend Jim Curtis has made a rare comment about their romance.

CBS News investigates what happened when police thought they'd tracked down a "porch pirate" who'd stolen a package — and accused an innocent woman. "You know why I'm here," the police sergeant tells Chrisanna Elser. "You know we have cameras in that town..." "It went right into, 'we have video of you stealing a package,'" Elser said... "Can I see the video?" Elser asked. "If you go to court, you can," the officer replied. "If you're going to deny it, I'm not going to extend you any courtesy...." [You can watch a video of the entire confrontation.] On her doorstep, the officer issued a summons, without ever looking at the surveillance video Elser had. "We can show you exactly where we were," she told him. "I already know where you were," he replied. Her Rivian — equipped with multiple cameras — had recorded her entire route that day... It took weeks of her collecting her own evidence, building timelines, and submitting videos before someone listened. Finally, she received an email from the Columbine Valley police chief acknowledging her efforts in an email saying, "nicely done btw (by the way)," and informing her the summons would not be filed. Elser also found the theft video (which the police officer refused to show her) on Nextdoor, reports Electrek. "The woman has the same color hair, but different facial and nose shape and apparent age than Elser, which is all reasonably apparent when viewing the video..." But Elser does drive a green Rivian truck, which police knew had entered the neighborhood 20 times over the course of a month. (Though in the video the officer is told that a male driver in the same household passes through that neighborhood driving to and from work.) The problem may be their certainty — derived from Flock's network of cameras that automatically read license plates, "tracking movements of vehicles wherever they go..." The system has provoked concern from privacy and freedom focused organizations like the Electronic Frontier Foundation and American Civil Liberties Union. Flock also recently announced a partnership with Ring, seeking to use a network of doorbell cameras to track Americans in even more places.... [The police] didn't even have video of the truck in the area — merely tags of it entering... (it also left the area minutes later, indicating a drive through, rather than crawling through neighborhoods looking for packages — but police neglected to check the exit timestamps)... Elser has asked for an apology for [officer] Milliman's aggressive behavior during the encounter, but has heard nothing back from the department despite a call, email, and physical appearance at the police station. The article points out that Rivian's "Road Cam" feature can be set to record footage of everything happening around it using the car's built in cameras for driver-assist features. But if you want to record footage all the time, you'll need to plug in a USB-C external drive to store it. (It's ironic how different cameras recorded every part of this story — the theft, the police officer accusing the innocent woman, and that innocent woman's actual whereabouts.) Electrek's take? "Citizens should not need to own a $70k+ truck, or even a $100 external hard drive, to keep track of everything they do in order to prove to power-tripping officers that they didn't commit a crime."

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