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Rival football fans reunite after one saved the other s life

Reading fan Pippa Rouse performed CPR on Luton supporter David Norman five months ago.

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Off-duty Thames Valley Police investigator reunited with opposition fan she saved

She spotted another fan having a cardiac arrest in his car after the game

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Luton Town FC fan set for emotional reunion with rival supporter who saved his life after he suffered a heart attack

Luton Town FC fan set for emotional reunion with rival supporter who saved his life after he suffered a heart attack
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Windsor burglary: Police release CCTV images

CCTV images have been released following a burglary in Windsor. At around 3.40pm on Tuesday, December 22, a woman who lives in Peascod Street, returned home with her bank card, after visiting a local shop. Shortly afterwards, she received a text message from her bank asking if she had made a transaction at a local wine merchant. As she had not done so, she went to check her coat pocket where she had left the card, to find it missing. The coat had been left on the bannister at the top of her stairs. She discovered her card had been used without her knowledge twice.

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Burglar jailed after hiding behind a door in Windsor home

Hanover Way, where James Clark lurked behind a door A burglar has been jailed after a woman in her fifties suffered a terrifying encounter when she returned home from work. James Clark, 37, of Sawyers Close, Windsor was found guilty of burglary after an eight day trial at Reading Crown Court which ended on October 15. He returned to court on Friday and was jailed for three years. The incident happened at about 6.15pm on June 28 last year. The victim, a woman in her fifties who lived in Hanover Way, returned home from work and noticed a knife from her kitchen drawer in her bedroom.

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