Andrew Levy is a journalist who primarily focuses on local news in the United Kingdom. He writes for MailOnline and his work has also been featured in Cigalah Group and JD Supra. Andrew covers a wide range of topics including crime, legal cases, local controversies, and human interest stories.
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Olubunmi Abodunde wielded the toy with such force on his wife Taiwo that a pathologist was unable to establish how many blows she had sustained.
Lance Martin has already saved his chalet from the brink on two occasions. But further dramatic erosion in Hemsby, Norfolk, means he is now looking at a more permanent solution.
Town council chairman Bernard Arscott filed a report of criminal damage on behalf of Leigh-on-Sea Town Council in Essex. It came after a resident stuck a protest sign on a public notice board.
Great-grandfather Julian Pryer, 84, was in constant agony after the procedure and was desperate to alleviate the pain.
By: Andrew Levy
Gang of Romanian women stole £30,000 of beauty products from high street ... trends now Shocking case illustrates the epidemic of shoplifting on Britain's high streets
A gang of Romanian women targeted make-up and beauty counters in high street shops and supermarkets, walking away with £30,000 of products.
Kellie Sutton, 30, hanged herself at the home she shared with violent partner Steven Gane after he goaded her by saying: 'Do everyone a favour.'
Kathleen Woodhouse (pictured), 64, had been given a 'new lease of life' after receiving a liver transplant six weeks before the accident.
Tieran Carmody, 19, stabbed Max Richardson, 35 at play area at Joyner's Field in Harlow, Essex after he confronted him about what he was doing there.
Kevin Renaut, 47, says he began working on the 50-hectare estate when he was just ten years old and was led to believe the lucrative business would become his when his father retired.
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