Kathryn Knight is a journalist for MailOnline, specializing in investigative reporting and human interest stories. With a focus on uncovering the truth and giving a voice to those affected by injustice, Kathryn's articles shed light on a wide range of topics including social issues, healthcare, crime, and current events.
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Two years ago, when a crumbling cottage adjoining their land in Yorkshire's Swaledale Valley came up for sale, Amanda and Clive Owen decided to buy it.
As rural dramas go, the cast is reassuringly uppercrust: a former Duchess, a Duke who goes by the nickname of 'Bunter' and a posse of rich landowners ostracised by furious locals.
As Lorena Bobbitt is the first to acknowledge, hers is an ordinary life. Married with a college-age daughter, together the family enjoy simple pleasures like film nights or walks in the sunshine.
When Cheryl first crossed paths with the waistcoat-clad, mop-haired Payne, she was already a bone fide star - although Payne was clearly not too overawed by her celebrity.
The comedian and presenter reveals why she quit the Channel 4 show and shares the joy of being a grandmother.
Stranded in London with no money for his transatlantic fare, and desperate to get back in time for his daughter's third birthday, Australian athlete Reg Spiers saw no reason it wouldn't work
James had severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID), a genetic disorder that causes major abnormalities of the immune system.
Accused of 'behaviours which look to be controlling, coercive and manipulative', Dr Paul Morrison,75, was also said to have refused to grant Dr Ibrahim Alfarwi leave.
Thirty years ago today, presenter Noel Edmonds was entrusted with a rollover machine, £6million in jackpot cash - and one of the most important roles in TV history.
Richard was in his late twenties when his younger sister Suzy - or Suze as he calls her - disappeared on July 28, 1986. The mystery of what had happened to her captured the public's imagination.
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