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Bath Festival Orchestra/Manning review – watery theme fails to float relaunched ensemble
- Bath Festival Orchestra/Manning review – watery theme fails to float relaunched ensemble. Roman Baths, BathWorks by Takemitsu, Daniel Temkin, Joey Roukens and Grace Williams featured in a disappointing maritime-themed programme
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British newspaper editor who killed wife with hammer has jail term halved in Dubai
A British journalist who killed his wife in Dubai has had his prison sentence cut by almost half.Francis Matthew has been given a reduced seven-year sentence for manslaughter by Dubai's Court of Appeal for killing his wife Jane Matthew with a hammer at their home in 2017.
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Sentence reduced for UK newspaper editor convicted of killing wife in Dubai
Francis Matthew must now serve a seven-year term for manslaughter.
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British editor convicted of killing wife asks Dubai court to cut jail term
Francis Matthew could be freed before the end of the year if the request is granted.
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Extinction Rebellion Co-Founder Arrested After Attempting To Fly Drone Near Heathrow Airport Hours After Being Released From Police Custody
A spokesperson from activist group Heathrow Pause said Hallam would fly a drone near the airport at midday.
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Brother of British woman killed by expat husband pleads with UAE judge for murder sentence
The family of a murdered British woman has said Dubai will set a "dangerous" precedent if it releases her husband from prison this week, two years after he bludgeoned her to death with a hammer.
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British former newspaper editor who killed wife with hammer in Dubai given extended sentence
A British former newspaper editor who was convicted of killing his wife with a hammer at their Dubai home has had his sentence extended to 15 years. Francis Matthew was found guilty of bludgeoning his 62-year-old wife Jane Matthew to death and was sentenced to 10 years in prison in March. The former editor of English-language publication Gulf News had previously faced the possibility of the death penalty over the incident.
