News about John Fuller

Cardell Hayes, 36, was convicted of manslaughter in Dec. 2016 but the jury vote had been 10-2 and the conviction was later tossed after the US Supreme Court outlawed such non-unanimous verdicts. After a new trial, Hayes was convicted by a unanimous jury in January, rejecting defense arguments that Hayes had fired in self-defense, thinking that a drunken and belligerent Smith had retrieved a gun from his SUV.

In 2022, Charles Banner boarded a flight from Heathrow Airport to Turin for a skiing holiday. However, when he arrived at the boarding gate, things became tense after he was told that the children's nanny had only been allowed a seat in economy. Mr Banner paid for business class tickets, but his nanny was downgraded because BA oversold the flight. Since he begged cabin crew if she could join them in business class, Mr Banner says BA plane staff were 'rude,' with one of them muttering, 'You wish.'

GPs have been hesitant to prescribe a twice-yearly medication that reduces the incidence of so-called "poor" cholesterol. Mariella Frostrup, a broadcaster, said she had used the 'lifesaving drug.' The drug is expected to prevent 55,000 heart attacks and strokes within the next decade, saving 30,000 lives at just £45 per dose.

Farmers now have fears that they will be paid to sit on their hands, while the UK's food security - the amount of homegrown produce available for our tables - has been reduced even more. Markshall Farm (pictured), which is located south of Norwich on the A47 bypass south of Norwich, raises up to 2,000 pigs each year, providing nutrients that drain into two nearby rivers. Closing it down will allow planning officials to approve 5,000 homes throughout the county. Owner James Daniels told the Mail that he was receiving a "significant amount" for 'quitting' his career, but he maintained he was 'doing everyone a favour' by helping the environment.

A disgraced New York financier accused of raping and plying a 14-year-old girl with drugs has been charged with a new 75-count indictment that also includes the suspected murder of three other victims. Michael Olson, 55, was first indicted on 17 counts after the 14-year-old girl who appeared to be in a Midtown Manhattan hotel room overdosed on cocaine, ketamine, and Xanax. According to Assistant District Attorney John Fuller, the new indictment included allegations that Olson continued to reach out to underage girls online after being released on a $1 million bail bond and placed on electronic surveillance.