Last Night's TV: It's hard to believe he was a lady killer (Independent)
I think there's something going on. First, we learn that Valerie Singleton isn't a lesbian after all. Now, Five is telling us that Dr Crippen wasn't a murderer.
Police: Morgue worker may be behind 'cut-off feet' mystery (Sunday Life)
Five human feet — all detached at the ankle and wearing trainers — have come ashore along a 60-mile stretch of the Georgia Strait, a long gulf between the mainland and the eastern side of Vancouver Island.
Hit, run charges await driver (Montreal Gazette)
A 26-year-old man will be arraigned in court tomorrow afternoon on charges of hit and run causing death after what witnesses described as a horrific crash at the corner of St. Laurent Blvd.. and Villeneuve St. early yesterday.
Stampede track announcer Joe Carbury in his own words (Calgary Sun)
Joe Carbury, voice of the Calgary Stampede chuckwagon races for the last 45 years, has decided to step down following the upcoming Rangeland Derby. We catch up with Joe as he crosses the finish line ...
Mystery on the Gold Coast: John Handler's death (Newsday)
The night Frederick John Handler died, he was expected at the house of a tenant and neighbor to celebrate his 57th birthday with coffee and cake.
WA News (The West Australian)
The feud in WA’s construction union has spilt over into the legal firm representing it in its fight with the sacked union official challenging CFMEU boss Kevin Reynolds for his job.
New weapons in the war on drunk driving (The Peterborough Examiner)
I'm sitting in a bare cold room on a chair that's chained to the wall, blowing into an apparatus as a police officer orders me to "keep breathing, keep breathing." It's an intimidating experience, sitting here in the Peterborough County OPP detachment depositing a breath sample into a [...]
WA News (The West Australian)
A leading Perth criminal lawyer went on trial in the District Court today on a charge of attempting to pervert the course of justice.
Typist wins case but no cash (The Scotsman)
A TYPIST has won her unfair dismissal claim against a Glasgow criminal lawyer, but no compensation.
MACS hires new system president (Marshfield News Herald)
For David Eaton, the new president of Marshfield Area Catholic Schools, there is a distinct difference between a Catholic and private education.
