Hairdresser Kiena Dawes, 23, from Fleetwood, Lancs, said in a suicide note, “I was murdered” and that her former partner Ryan Wellings, 30, had, “killed me”, Preston Crown Court has heard.

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The trial has previously heard that Kiena Dawes, 23, of Fleetwood, left a suicide note saying "I was murdered... Ryan Wellings killed me" before she took her own life on a railway line in July 2022.

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Vaccines protect babies and children from potentially life-threatening diseases. Widespread childhood vaccination has reduced or eliminated deadly diseases like polio and smallpox. Vaccines currently ...

German investigators have uncovered Telegram chat groups numbering 70,000 members worldwide in which individuals share explicit advice on sedating and sexually assaulting women. These groups ...

But UNICEF is reaching millions of children caught in these crises every day with health care, nutrition, protection, education and other life-sustaining support. Looking to the year ahead ...

Instagram/kimkardashian The TV personality — who shares her four children with ex-husband Kanye West — was all smiles in the festive family snapshots. Instagram/kimkardashian The boys rocked ...

Seventeen men convicted in the Pelicot mass rape trial have appealed the verdict, according to the prosecutor’s office in the French city of Avignon. All 51 men on trial were found guilty of ...

The impact of armed conflicts on children around the world reached devastating and likely record levels in 2024, according to an assessment by the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF). The study, released on ...

We Jews have been the world’s foster children—homeless for 2,000 years, and thus powerless but to accept whatever measure of protection (real, imaginary or probational) the fostering country ...