News about David Murray

As she described the last moments before her ex partner was fatally injured while saving her and her young daughter from a vicious dog attack, a mother collapsed in tears. On Monday, Leah Casperson appeared in the NSW State Coroners Court, more than five years after her ex partner Colin Amatto (pictured left and right on the stretcher) was killed by two dogs in his own home. Inset, one of the dogs is seen.

Partial knee replacements should be available to all eligible patients, according to the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE). i.e. Only the knee is affected by this condition. On the NHS, around 100,000 knee replacement surgeries per year are performed. However, experts believe that 35,000 to 40,000 patients a year who are deemed eligible for the less invasive procedure are being refused admission.

Get Me Out Of Here, I'm A Celebrity's family and friends. Campmates have started to arrive in Australia. On Wednesday, the celebrities' families were photographed arriving at Brisbane airport in an attempt to welcome the celebrities on the bridge after they were disregarded. The visitors all appeared excited when they arrived Down Under to help their relatives who were in the jungle.

When Danielle Harold's family competes on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! The campmates' families and relatives of the camper loved ones are on the long journey Down Under to help them. Melissa Carter, stepdad David Murray, and her companion Avinash Goury all arrived at Brisbane Airport on Tuesday, all smiling in good spirits.

In the deadly shooting of a 24-year-old man brandishing a knife and taunting them in a nightclub precinct, two police officers involved may have threatened to sue his parents. When Luke Gilbert (right and left) from Western Australia was shot by Senior Constable David Murray and Constable Liam Forster in October 2022, he was both shot by him and his mother, Nicola) from Airlie Beach. Mr Gilbert, a teacher in nearby Townsville, allegedly assaulted officers with a pen knife before allegedly assaulting them and refusing to remove the weapon.

Michael Mills, 80, died at Stuart Lake, Dorset, on the grounds that the hosepipe was only used for watering the communal garden. A court heard that he told him he was a former Royal Marine and would have 'done him in' if he were younger. Mills, who was "needlessly combative" on several occasions, was verbally abused against his neighbor, most in front of Mr Lake's two-year-old daughter. After leaving a communal door open, he called Mr Lake a 'g p.k'. On another occasion, Mr Lake erased a bird protector screen from the door to make it safer for his toddler daughter to enter.

Peter Dick, 74, who has spent 11 years fighting to save a £500,000 home he illegally built on greenbelt land near Bournemouth, has been ordered to pay more than £10,000 and will also demolish it. He built the red-bricked chalet on a plot of land he owns in 2010 but without obtaining planning permission.

Hannah Warren, 28, emerged from her Mini Cooper and swam to nearby rocks but then fell into the freezing water near a Tata Steel site in Port Talbot, an inquest was told. Her body was discovered about 330 feet from where the car crashed into the lake on February 4, 2016, a day after she first reported missing from her house about 200 miles away in Streatham, south-west London. Officers became alarmed when David Murray, who planned to wed Ms Warren after she went to work in Italy, sparked the alarm. He says the police seemed "disinterested" in obtaining details from Ms Warren's vehicle's black box, and he says he was told by the police: 'It's a tumultuous night, and this is Brixton.'