Home Secretary Yvette Cooper said that those who had suffered 'despicable crimes' had been 'let down' by the authorities.

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Mark Nicholas has bittersweet memories of his role fronting Channel 4’s coverage of the 2005 Ashes, his pride in the enduring ...

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The never-told stories of Eddie Conyers from his six-decade run as Alabama football's beloved, wisecracking practice official ...

David Beckham has been honored with the title of Sir by the United Kingdom. He is now known as Sir David Beckham ...

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