"The body of PC Gail Crocker, (pictured) who lived in St Stephen, near St Austell, was discovered in the boot of her white Audi TT on June 15 at a remote car park in Lanjeth, just days after the relationship came to light. " itemprop
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Nigella Lawson court appearance live updates
Follow the trial of Nigella Lawson and Charles Saatchi's former aides, who are accused of fraud as the celebrity chef gives evidence By Gordon Rayner, Claire Carter and Theo Merz12:50PM GMT 04 Dec 2013 900002013-12-04 15:45:43.0http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/law-and-order/10493550/Nigella-appears-in-court-live.html?service
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Man arrested after police woman shot
By Alice Philipson11:07AM GMT 04 Dec 2013Follow
A 37-year-old man has been arrested following a manhunt after a policewoman was shot in a popular student area of Leeds.
West Yorkshire Police launched a manhunt for James Leslie after the female officer was shot and injured shortly after 4am today while attending a routine call to a disturbance on Cardigan Lane in the Hyde Park district of Leeds.
A force spokesman said: "Police in Leeds have arrested a 37-year-old man in connection with the shooting of an officer earlier this morning. The man was arrested at 10.10am on Wood Lane in the Headingley area of the city."
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Kieran Williams, 17, described how he had an altercation with Leslie yesterday and a women police officer called round to take information from his housemates during the night after a bottle was thrown through their window.
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Chief executive handed over £600k after being duped by lover, court hears
A chief executive was duped by her lover into handing over thousands of pounds after the man, who had been living with his mother, claimed he was a wealthy investor, a court hears
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Lee Rigby trial: alleged killer showed 'no signs of remorse'
Murdered soldier Lee Rigby Photo: MoD By Agencies12:46PM GMT 04 Dec 2013
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One of Lee Rigby's killers boasted he was no threat to the public or police but was a 'continued risk to the military,' after hacking the Fusilier to death, a court has heard.
Michael Adebolajo, 28, who tried to behead the soldier on May 22, showed 'no signs of regret or remorse,' jurors were told.
When he was assessed by a psychiatrist two days later the expert ruled there were no concerns with Adebolajo's mental health then or in the lead up to the murder.
Neither had the self-styled Muslim extremist been drinking alcohol or taking illicit substances, jurors heard.
Oliver Glasgow, prosecuting, said Adebolajo appeared 'polite and cooperative.'
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He claimed he was supported by his family and said at that point his 'principal concern' was that he believed his actions had caused them distress.
Jurors were told Adebolajo had spent two spells in a young offenders institution when he was younger but had never been in trouble for violence before.
He told a psychiatrist the events of May 22 were 'planned' and his actions were down to his religious beliefs.
"I pose no risk to the public or police but would be a continuing risk to the military,' he allegedly added.
The Old Bailey heard he also praised medical staff caring for him in hospital after armed police shot him..
Mr Glasgow said: "The defendant said he was impressed and grateful for the care he was receiving having assumed that after what he had done to a soldier he would be poorly treated and denied access to his spiritual needs."
Adebolajo, of Romford, east London, who has asked to be known as Mujaahid Abu Hamza in court, and Adebowale from Greenwich, south east London, who wants to be known as Ismail Ibn Abdullah, deny Fusilier Rigby's murder, attempting to murder a police officer and conspiracy to murder a police officer.
Both men have already pleaded guilty to possession of a firearm with intent to cause fear of violence.
The trial continues.
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Lee Rigby trial: head was 'almost detached' says accused
One of the alleged killers of drummer Lee Rigby branded Britain's leaders as 'wicked' and told detectives that the soldier's head was almost separated from his body on the day of his murder, a court hears
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Leeds shooting: firearm recovered after arrest
Chief Superintendent Paul Money says a man has been arrested in connection with the shooting of a female police officer in Cardigan Road, Leeds. He adds that the victim is in a serious but stable condition 2:16PM GMT 04 Dec 2013 Related Articles
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