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Kathleen Folbigg inquiry examines new scientific evidence and 'likely genetic mutation'

The inquiry hears from two genetic experts that believe a rare mutation was the "likely" cause of death of convicted baby killer Kathleen Folbigg's daughters, as the matter is adjourned for three months.

ABC News · Nov 15, 2022

Australian inquiry asks whether mom smothered her 4 children

An Australian inquiry has began investigating whether a woman convicted of smothering her four children to death over a decade ago might be innocent

The Independent UK · Nov 14, 2022

Folbigg's DNA variant 'exceptionally rare', inquiry hears

Her lawyers have submitted the evidence indicates a genetic mutation could be responsible for the deaths of two of the children.

Newcastle Herald · Nov 14, 2022

Great-gran, 102, discovers grave of baby she lost 76 years ago

Marjorie was never told what happened to her baby after the stillbirth

Wales Online · Nov 11, 2022

Woman, 102, finally discovers what happened to stillborn baby 76 years on

After spending three days in labour, Marjorie Rigby overheard her consultant doctor say that her baby had passed away

The Independent UK · Nov 11, 2022

102-year-old gran finds lost grave of her stillborn baby in Stockport

Majorie Rigby never thought she would find her daughter's grave - but a TV programme helped her to discover it

Manchester Evening News · Nov 11, 2022

Does your boss know if you access the Employee Assistance Program? It depends, say the experts

Employer-funded counselling sessions can be helpful when times are tough, but some employees are still hesitant.

ABC News · Nov 9, 2022

Residents thrilled after family open 'friendly' café in Nottinghamshire village

"It's definitely what Collingham needed"

Nottingham Post · Nov 8, 2022

95 tributes, death and funeral notices from across Merseyside

Friends, family and loved ones have paid tribute to those who have passed away in recent weeks

Liverpool Echo · Nov 6, 2022

‘We have nowhere to go’: The pensioners barely surviving on Ukraine’s front lines

In the liberated towns and villages of Ukraine, the onset of winter brings with it a desperate need for fuel – but Russian shelling has left the people here without power, heat or water, as Bel Trew reports

The Independent UK · Nov 5, 2022