News about Richard Dawson

On March 16, 2021, jail guard Jamie Bellerby, 27, of Elland, West Yorkshire, was driving home from work after she took a volley of calls and text messages. While traveling at speeds of up to 75 mph before crashing into the central reservation, flipping in the air at least twice and eventually coming to a halt, resulting in a pile-up of four lorries (pictured above). Tragically, lorry driver Stuart Murphy (pictured main), 39, from Huddersfield, was killed at the scene

When England plucked spinners Tom Hartley and Shoaib Bashir from the fringes of the county game for the Test squad traveling India, eyebrows were raised. Mail Sport takes a look at some of England's unexpected picks from the past.

Richard Dawson, a Scottish artist who died in 2021, has hit the market for £120,000, and the entire house is its own work of art. The house in Rhu, near Helensburgh on the west coast of Scotland, captures the artist's magic by boasting unique murals and paintings in every room. With hand-painted stairs, walls, and ceilings, the three-bedroom apartment has more than a hint of Dawson's woods.

On the anniversary of her death, a classic car enthusiast who killed his 'close' friend when going out for a romantic spin shared a love note about her. Despite Andrew Newton, 69, being spared from prison for his 'genuine remorse and colliding with a approaching car, killing his passenger Marilynn Kerrigan, 68, who had been visiting on a dating site nine months earlier. A court heard that the pair had started to form a 'close' relationship. Ms Kerrigan's family referred to her as a "wonderful, generous auntie" who was "kind, thoughtful, and helpful," in a victim impact report.

PAUL NEWMAN: England will continue to invest more money on their players in the hopes of keeping them from the clutches of the growing number of franchise competitions that threaten international cricket's future. As a way of ensuring their loyalty in an ever-changing cricket landscape, Richard Gould, the current chief executive of the ECB, told England's best players multi-year central-contracts and enhanced match fees. England CEO Terry Jones, who has returned to cricket from a similar position with Bristol City, understands that England has no choice but to try to match the financial strength of several of the new competitions, but admits he is uncertain where the extra money is coming from.

Rehan Ahmed believes that participating in the Ashes this summer will be a dream, but that he will be able to do after flourishing in cricket's most demanding style. I still dream about it, but I also take each day as it comes.' If I play I participate, I don't know anything about it. Ahmed doesn't worry about facing the Australians because I do not know. If I don't play, I love it, so when I was 12th man in Pakistan, it wasn't just me being 12th man, it was me actually watching England cricket live and it was the best day of my life.'

Kristin Bjorklund, who is best known for her appearance on Family Feud, died on Sunday at the age of 67. Following a kidney transplant, the Emmy-winner and co-executive producer, who appeared on the show for more than 40 years, died in Phoenix. Brian Hawley, a family Feud co-executive producer, paid tribute to Bjorklund on Instagram, claiming she had been on the kidney transplant list 'for years.'

After a woman said she was assaulted at his house, Hunter Chase Nance, 24, was arrested on suspicion of false imprisonment and kidnapping on Wednesday. According to investigators, Nance had only known the unidentified perpetrator just hours before they exchanged contact details at the gas station. The perpetrator then proceeded to Nance's China Grove home and welcomed her inside by wielding a knife. She was able to flee from home, but Nance was later arrested.

Ben Stokes and Alex Hales, according to England coach Matthew Mott, are not obligated to be bosom buddies for their team's winter goal of becoming double world champions. When quizzed recently, Test captain Stokes refused to elaborate about his friendship with the recalled Hales, who was with him on the night of his Bristol brawl in 2017 and then left out of the 2019 World Cup squad for failing to apologize to teammates due to a failed drug test. Despite this turbulent past, Mott said Hales had 'been contrite' and "shown he's trying to learn from his experiences,' following the closure of his three-and-a-half years as exile.