News about Michelle Brown

A father claims his family were forced to flee the 'worst holiday park ever' after just one night when they found bed stains and bugs in their room. Richard and Lindsay Brown had booked a three-night stay at the holiday park with their four daughters for the cut price of just £195. It was to be their first family trip away with their three-month old baby, but they claim the conditions at the site left them no choice but to curtail their holiday early. Richard said an unsafe playground which left his 11-year-old daughter injured and having to walk for '20 minutes down 50mph roads' to reach the beach ruined their experience. The 35-year-old claims that when he posted the videos detailing their time there he was then 'bullied' online by friends of the holiday park who accused him of lying and sent abusive messages. The holiday park claims the family have 'grossly misrepresented the circumstances of their stay' and that there are 'rigorous' checks in place to ensure conditions are clean. It added that the family had received a full refund and the 'majority of customers enjoy their experience of staying with us', while it has received a number of five star reviews online.

A group who turned up at a court with handcuffs and demanded to know where the senior coroner was have been found guilty of a plot to kidnap him. Lincoln Brookes, senior coroner for Essex, said he received a series of 'very bizarre' letters in 2022 before receiving emails in April 2023 stating that 'corporal punishment may be administered'. He described the emails, which claimed to be warrants 'for seizure of goods and persons', as 'troubling' and 'upsetting'.

A 'cult' member accused of a role in a plot to kidnap a coroner told a court he is a 'man of honour'. Matthew Martin, 47, of Plaistow, east London, became emotional at times while addressing jurors from the witness box. He said: 'What I do for a living, what I do every day when I wake up, I deal with state child trafficking.' He added that it was 'nothing to do with terrorism or cult, it's strictly facts'.

Four members of a 'cult' stormed Essex Coroner's Court, attempted to 'condemn' the building and tried to kidnap the senior coroner, a court heard. Three men and a woman have denied the attempted kidnap and false imprisonment of Senior Coroner Lincoln Brookes at the Chelmsford-based court in April last year. Chelmsford Crown Court heard on Wednesday that Mark Kishon Christopher, 58, of Claremont Road, London, was the leader of a group called 'Federal Postal Court', which rejects the authority of the UK government and all relevant administrations.

Leanne Slack, a 40-year-old woman, said she was exposed to a 'living hell' after ex-boyfriend Matthew Kenner's trial was repeatedly postponed before prosecutors agreed to dismiss charges against him in a plea bargaining agreement. Kenner, 43, was naked in bed except for a dressing gown when she opened fire with Hydrochloric Acid over her at 2 a.m. in July 2021 after she took a taxi home without him following a hot tubing fest. Kenner, a former wrestler from Ramsbottom, near Bury, Greater Manchester, said he had consumed half a bottle of rum and was furious because he had to walk home in someone else's trainers because he had lost one of his shoes at the party.

Kyle Ratcliffe, the 16-year-father of the brutal murder of the transgender schoolgirl, pleaded guilty to girls in his Maserati days before his son went to court. During his son's probation regarding sex acts concerning schoolchildren, he confessed to illegally filming a teenage girl demressing at a water park last summer and launched internet searches. Both father and son are guilty, delving of the Ratcliffes' comfortable life in a semi-detached house in Leigh, Greater Manchester, which was purchased in 2015 for £36,000 under the Right To Buy scheme.

EXCLUSIVE: Britons around the UK have been charged sky-high prices for drinks and food Christmas markets, including £15 hog roast rolls, £12 chips, and £8 hot chocolates, assuaging several stall owners to earn over £80,000 in just two months.' Residents of Newcastle, Liverpool, Manchester, and Nottingham have all stated that the cost of their annual trip to their local market has risen this year in an unseasonal extension of the cost of living crisis.

On June 11, David Cole, 30, (right) was paddling with his three-year-old son (right) at a beach in West Mersea, Essex, when they were pulled out to sea. Mr Cole drowned while saving his son's life by holding his head above the water. Mr Cole was airlifted to Colchester Hospital by an inquest that was delayed and adjourned at Essex Coroner's Court this morning. Coroner Michelle Brown of the greater Cleveland area said: After consultation with the hospital team, resuscitation was suspended, and he sadly died.'

When violent demonstrations broke out in Cape Town, South Africa, surgeon Kar Hao Teoh (pictured left), 40, who worked at the Princess Alexandra Hospital in Harlow, Essex, was a tourist. He died on August 4 of a gunshot to the head, which was opened and adjourned in Chelmsford on Thursday. 'This 40-year-old man was on holiday in South Africa with his family when an unknown person approached the car and discharged a firearm, striking him in the head,' said Michelle Brown, Essex's area coroner.' Mr Teoh, of Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire, died from a gunshot to the head, according to Ms Brown, who had a post-mortem examination conducted in South Africa.

An air stewardess who died after the plane landed at Stansted Airport died on Instagram, and she adored' her job and enjoyed a jet-setting lifestyle. Greta Dyrmishi, 24, (inset) was a member of staff with airline Air Albania when she suddenly fainted and died in December. In the months leading up to her unexpected death, the cabin crew member shared airline memes and videos of her jet-setting life in Italy and Turkey. One shows an aerial view of city lights at night taken around June last year (right). Ms Dyrmishi's last post, posted on Instagram nine weeks earlier, shows a snapshot from the plane's window looking out across buildings and countryside below (left).

An inquest heard that a cabin crew member, aged 24 died unexpectedly from'sudden adult death syndrome' after the plane landed at Stansted Airport. Greta Dyrmishi, a member of the airline Air Albanian staff, had just fainted and died in December. After reports of a woman being critically ill, a post-mortem revealed that the 24-year-old cabin crew member died of "sudden adult death syndrome" and was attended to by paramedics.

GRAPHIC CONTENT WARNING: Two photographers discovered a herd of brumbies that they had been photographing for many years had been brutally killed in a culling within Kosciuszko National Park. The culling of the 11 brumbies is based on 'lies and rumors' about the number of wild horses roaming the park, according to Michelle Brown. A spokesperson for NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) told Daily Mail Australia that the control measures taken would not be announced publicly, but that'standards are being adhered to'.