Brian Farmer is a Reporter at Press Association. He covers a diverse range of topics including crime and justice, law and legal affairs, and health and wellness, with particular attention to white-collar crime and competitive sports. Brian's work has been featured in numerous publications such as Cambridge News, Irish Independent, and The Mirror, among others.
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The prosecution says it is "beyond any reasonable doubt" that Kyle Clifford raped Louise Hunt.
Peter Walker Brian Farmer A man has been found guilty of raping his ex-girlfriend in an attack in which he murdered her, her sister and their mother with a crossbow and a knife.
Labour politicians point to a tightening of the law on crossbow sales after the Kyle Clifford case.
Police say they want to find her "as soon as possible" to make sure she has access to medical attention.
Brian Farmer A Labour MP has said tightening the law around crossbow sales is "important" as an ex-soldier who murdered a woman and her two daughters awaits sentence.
Brian Farmer A road has been closed after police were called to an "altercation" involving "a number" of people.
Brian Farmer Drivers have been warned to expect overnight disruption and road closures this week.
A judge is told how a council prosecuted after accidents on a guided busway mismanaged risk.
A judge is told how a council prosecuted after accidents on a guided busway mismanaged risk.
By: Brian Farmer, Laura Foster
Rob Moir's comments come after a council chief executive apologised for failures leading to deaths.
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