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13:08 EDT, 29 January 2021 A couple has told the trial of a butcher accused of raping and murdering Libby Squire how they heard high-pitched female screams on the night the student went missing. Drew Brewster and Hannah Durkin told Sheffield Crown Court they lived in a house backing on to Oak Road playing fields, in Hull, where prosecutors allege Ms Squire, 21, was raped and murdered by Pawel Relowicz, 26, on February 1, 2019. Mr Brewster told the jury at Relowicz s trial how they heard the screams at about 12.30am. Prosecutors claim Pawel Relowicz, right, raped and murdered Libby Squire, left, in a park in Hull on February 1, 2019. Relowicz, claims he had consensual sex with Ms Squire and she was alive when he left her to return home to his wife and two children by 12.33am ....
A TEENAGER, alongside her friend, completed a mammoth challenge walking 40 miles around the Lake District to raise funds for her mum s specialist… ....
A TEACHER of over thirty years, who was struck down by a stroke, hopes to take the next steps in her recovery thanks to the determination of her daughter and the generosity of her community. Wendy Yates, 58, from Ambleside, suffered from a haemorrhagic stroke on August 4 this year, paralysing her left side and affecting her sight and speech. The Coniston Primary School teacher was rushed to Salford Royal due to the severity of the bleed on her brain, which doctors struggled to stop for 48 hours. “They were worried she was going to die because they couldn’t get the bleed to stop for 48 hours,” said Alice Boston, Ms Yates’ daughter. ....
Virtual Africatown festival to celebrate female Clotilda survivors Updated Dec 14, 2020; Africatown’s 2021 Spirit of Our Ancestors Festival will shift to a virtual format due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and will put the spotlight on women who survived the voyage of the slave ship Clotilda, organizers have announced. The festival normally is a gathering that features ceremonies to honor the Clotilda survivors who went on to found the unique Africatown community, and the ancestors who preserved its traditions and folkways for generations That mission stays the same for the third annual event, which is scheduled for Feb. 13 with the theme “Women of Worth.” According to information recently released by organizers, presentations will be made via Zoom; connection details will be announced closer to the event date. ....