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Son to face trial accused of murdering elderly mother

A son will face trial later this year accused of murdering his elderly mother. Matthew Corry, 45, appeared before a judge at Bristol Crown Court accused of murdering Beatrice Corry, 84. Mrs Corry died on January 6, after an incident in Chipping ...

11 Jan 2023 at 15:13

Teenage driver admits causing deaths of three passengers in two-car crash

A teenage motorist has admitted causing the deaths of three passengers who died in a two-car crash five weeks after he passed his driving test. Warwickshire Police said the case of Edward Spencer, aged 19, showed the “devastating consequences” ...

17 Mar 2025 at 14:53

Newly qualified driver detained after killing three teenagers in head-on crash

A newly qualified driver with a history of speeding, “showing off” and bad driving has been sentenced to two years’ detention for killing three other teenagers in a catastrophic head-on crash. Edward Spencer also left two young children and ...

28 Apr 2025 at 14:13

Triple-death crash prompts renewed calls for graduated driving licences

The jailing of Edward Spencer for causing the deaths of three teenagers has prompted renewed calls for the Government to bring in graduated driving licences to improve safety among novice drivers. Graduated licensing typically involves the ...

28 Apr 2025 at 14:56

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