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Sarah McNally, 41, (right), a native of Longford, New York, was stabbed to death at The Ceili House on Saturday. Marcin Pieciak, 36, (left), was arrested in his hospital bed two days after her Ms McNally's suspected of second-degree murder. Pieciak was charged with murder in lieu of being charged with unlawful firearms unlawful possession. If found, he could face up to 25 years in prison.

Marcin Pieciak, 36, was arrested on Monday and charged with second-degree murder after reportedly knifing Sarah McNally, 41, at The Ceili House in Queens, New York City.

EXCLUSIVE: Britain has been accused of mismanaging its military housing crisis, which has resulted in injured forces heroes being forced to live in squalid hotels while billions are invested on stranding illegal migrants in plush hotels. Hundreds of families have been forced to endure months of decaying, leaky buildings, brimming mold, with some families left in sub-zero temperatures without heating or hot water during the winter. Meanwhile, the UK has shelled out £8 million per day on housing migrants in hotels, while soldiers are left in rotting barracks or converted to shipping containers, with the Home Office requesting an emergency £2.6 billion cash injection to fill a shortfall in the country's asylum seekers' housing budget. So appalling is some of the military housing, it resulted in a two-year-old girl being rushed to hospital for urgent care this month after she fell ill while living in a moldy house, despite the family's warning of defence contractors. In the latest development in the scandal, an Army family was forced to leave their decaying home after a wall in their military home caved in, sparking their concerns that it had been ignored for three years.' Mark Francois, the former Tory Armed Forces Minister, raged: 'We're operating double standards; some brave military personnel and their families are also let down by hapless contractors; illegal immigrants are pushed into hotels.'

It's now 30 years since the Windsor Castle fire ripped out on the late Queen and Duke of Edinburgh's 45th wedding anniversary. According to a recent television series, Prince Andrew was instrumental in the fight to control the Windsor Castle fire, assisting firefighters in navigating the historic structure. But the layout of the castle was so complicated that the monarch's son (inset) got lost! "It was a difficult place to live," Mike Green, the senior divisional officer on the day the fire broke out, told November 20, 1992: It was a very difficult location.' 'Prince Andrew actually made himself available so he was saying: "Where do you want to get to? "I'll be there." "But still came unstuck on a few occasions because it's such a complicated building that he was leading them one way and then said, "We can't get through this way."