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Police still hunting missing Polish woman

Police are continuing to hunt for a missing 20-year-old Polish woman from Paignton who disappeared last week.

They have repeated appeals for the public’s help in tracing Magdalena Krawiec (pronounced Crab-ic) and issued a new photograph of her.

The police investigation, named Operation Seeker, has intensified as concern grows for Ms Krawiec's wheareabouts. The help of Dartmoor...

Padstow speedboat tragedy investigators confirm driver was not wearing engine 'kill cord'

Authorities investigating the tragic speedboat accident that killed Nick Milligan and his daughter Emily in Padstow, have confirmed that the driver of the boat had not been wearing the safety cord that would have cut the engine and possibly saved their lives.

Mr Milligan, a Sky television executive, and his eight-year-old daughter died and four other members of the family were injured...

Police hunt for missing Polish woman

Police are growing increasingly concerned for the safety of a missing 20-year-old Polish woman from Paignton.

They are appealing for the public’s help in tracing Magdalena Krawiec (pronounced Crab-ic) and have enlisted the help of Dartmoor Search and Rescue and the Coastguard in the search for the young woman.

Ms Krawiec is new to the area having only arrived in the UK on...

Man dies after becoming trapped by the tractor he was driving

Police have reported that a man has been killed after the tractor he was driving had mounted a verge, leaving him trapped by the vehicle.

The man who has been named as Kevin Vallance, 54, from the Okehampton area, had become pinned by the tractor after being thrown from it when its nearside wheels dropped into a drainage gulley between the verge and the hedge.

At around 5.50pm...

Arson suspected in Newquay bus depot fire

Devon and Cornwall Police believe the major fire at Western Greyhound's bus depot in Newquay may have been started deliberately.

A third of the company's fleet of buses were destroyed by the fire, though no one was injured in the blaze and the company's offices and workshop were undamaged.

Two brand new vehicles which cost more than £100,000 each and four of Truro's six park-...

Parliamentary group welcomes optional Carbon Monoxide test for pregnant women

In an attempt to protect unborn babies from the effects of smoking, the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) has suggested that pregnant women be tested for carbon monoxide (CO) during antenatal appointments, via an immediate and non-invasive biochemical method, and referred to "smoking cessation services" if needed.

The All Party Parliamentary Carbon Monoxide...

Hundreds protest Pakistan's election results in London

Hundreds of students and members of the Pakistani community gathered on Monday outside the embassy in London to protest against the recent vote in Pakistan, which they say was rigged.

Last Saturday's election saw the victory of Nawaz Sharif, the head of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N).

Sharif denied allegations of rigging and asked Imran Khan, former national cricket...

Record number of children safeguarded by CEOP

A record number of children have been safeguarded from sexual abusers in the past year, figures from the UK’s leading child protection agency reveal today.

In 2012/2013, the Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) Centre safeguarded and protected 790 children – an increase of 85 per cent on the previous year, and the highest yearly figure since the Centre launched in 2006. It...

NGOs and shipping industry make joint call for review of legal discharge status of PIB

The number of seabirds recorded washed up on beaches in two incidents along the English Channel covered in polyisobutene (PIB) has passed 4,000.

Now, leading wildlife conservation and animal welfare charities and the UK Chamber of Shipping, supported by the wider industry body MaritimeUK, have come together as a single voice to call for an urgent review of the hazard classification...

Man dies after becoming trapped by the tractor he was driving near Beaworthy

At around 5.50pm on Sunday 12 May 2013 police were notified of a single vehicle collision on the unclassified road between Chilla and Chilla Chapel Cross, near Halwill Junction in the Beaworthy area of North Devon.

A tractor towing an un-laden trailer had mounted a verge to its nearside and its nearside wheels had dropped into a drainage gulley between the verge and the hedge.

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