Police behind Nicola Bulley search face two investigations Lancashire constabulary, already subject to an IOPC inquiry, now to undergo College of Policing review The Guardian - UK · Feb 22, 2023
Nicola Bulley's body was identified by dental records, inquest hears An inquest into the death of Nicola Bulley was opened on Wednesday Irish Mirror · Feb 22, 2023
Nicola Bulley inquest opening hears she was identified by dental records after body pulled from river Nicola Bulley's body was found in the River Wyre in Lancashire just over three weeks after she went missing during a dog walk Manchester Evening News · Feb 22, 2023
Nicola Bulley's body identified by dental records after she was pulled from river Her body was found following a tip-off from two walkers who called the police at around 11.35am on Sunday, February 20. Nottingham Post · Feb 22, 2023
Body of Nicola Bulley identified by dental records, inquest told The mother-of-two had been missing for more than three weeks before her body was discovered in the River Wyre on Sunday. The Independent UK · Feb 22, 2023
Watchdog investigating police visit to Nicola Bulley’s home before she went missing Lancashire Police has also asked for a full, independent review into its handling of the case Evening Standard · Feb 22, 2023
Nicola Bulley 'identified by dental records' after body recovered from river The mum-of-two was identified on Monday as the body recovered from the River Wyre more than three weeks after she went missing. Daily Record · Feb 22, 2023
Nicola Bulley identified by dental records after her body was pulled from river The 45-year-old’s family were not in attendance at the hearing The Independent UK · Feb 22, 2023
Nicola Bulley's body identified by dental records after mum pulled from river Nicola, 45, had been missing for more than three weeks Liverpool Echo · Feb 22, 2023
Nicola Bulley's family did not have to identify her, inquest hears The mum-of-two had been missing for three weeks Wales Online · Feb 22, 2023
'I’m a coroner and I’m still surprised by the unusual ways some people die ' Dr James Adeley deals with about 4,000 fatalities a year as a senior coroner for Lancashire and Blackburn with Darwen - he investigates the reasons why some people pass away Daily Mirror · Oct 16, 2022
Jury urged to consider unlawful killing in inquest of woman who died in police custody A jury hearing evidence at an inquest into the death of a woman who grew up in Bolton has been urged to consider the possibility of returning an unlawful killing conclusion. County Hall in Preston has heard a four-week long inquest into the death o Manchester Evening News · Apr 6, 2022