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Two boys, both aged 15, arrested on suspicion of murder over fatal stabbing of 16-year-old in Bristol | UK News

Two boys, both aged 15, have been arrested on suspicion of murder over the fatal stabbing of a 16-year-old boy in Bristol on Wednesday evening.

The 16-year-old, who has not been named, was attacked in the St Philips area, in Rawnsley Park.

He ran to Stapleton Road – where a driver helped him – before he collapsed on West Street.

Ambulances were called but he died at the scene, police said.

General view of Rawnsley Park near to the scene in the St Philips area of Bristol where a 16-year-old boy died after being stabbed.
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A 16-year-old boy has died after being stabbed in Bristol

Supt Mark Runacres, Avon and Somerset Police’s Bristol Commander, said: “The team investigating yesterday’s incident are working around the clock to bring those responsible to justice.

“This evening (Thursday), two 15-year-old boys were arrested in connection with the investigation and they have been taken to police custody where they will be questioned.

“Our collective thoughts are with the victim’s family and loved ones during what is undoubtedly a very difficult time.

“Specialist family liaison officers have been assigned to the family to provide them with support and keep them updated on the investigation.”

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Avon and Somerset Police said earlier that the tragedy was “a stark reminder of the horrific impact knife crime has on our communities”.

Marvin Rees, the mayor of Bristol, said his thoughts were with the victim’s family.

Posting on X, he said: “This needs to stop. We will make every effort to support the family, the police and local community at this time.”

The victim has not yet been officially identified and a post-mortem to determine the cause of death is due to take place, police added.

In the aftermath of the killing, police in the city have been given extra stop and search powers until 5pm tomorrow, but this could be extended.

Rochdale: Four boys aged between 12 and 14 arrested on suspicion of rape | UK News

Four boys aged between 12 and 14 have been arrested on suspicion of rape in Rochdale.

Police were called to reports of a rape in Newbold at around 6pm on Saturday, Greater Manchester Police said.

Four suspects, aged 12, 13, 14, and 14, were arrested and remain in police custody.

The victim is being supported by specialist police officers and a crime scene remains in place, the force added.

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Two boys charged with murders of teenagers Mason Rist and Max Dixon in Bristol | UK News

Two boys have been charged with the murders of Mason Rist and Max Dixon in Bristol on Saturday night.

The boys, 15 and 16, remain in police custody and will appear at Bristol Youth Court on Friday, Avon and Somerset Police said.

Mason, 15, and Max, 16, died after being stabbed in Ilminster Avenue at around 11.20pm.

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Police outside a house near to the scene in south Bristol where two teenage boys, aged 15 and 16, died after a stabbing attack by a group of people who fled the scene in a car. Picture date: Monday January 29, 2024.
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In addition to the murder charges, police have charged two men with two counts each of assisting an offender.

Bailey Westcott, 22, and Jamie Ogbourne, 26, both from Bristol, will appear at Bristol Magistrates’ Court on Friday.

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A vigil was held near the scene. Pic: PA

Antony Snook, 44, who was charged with two counts of murder on Wednesday was remanded into custody ahead of a further hearing at Bristol Crown Court on Friday.

Police said eight people have been arrested in total, including a woman on suspicion of conspiracy to murder.

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A 20-year-old man was also arrested on suspicion of murder and possession of an offensive weapon in a private place. He has been bailed but no further action will be taken related to the murder offence, police had said.

Detective Superintendent Gary Haskins, head of the Major Crime Investigation Team, said: “Specialist officers are providing support to Mason’s and Max’s families.”

Two boys, 15, arrested for ‘making petrol bombs’ and firing fireworks at police in Edinburgh | UK News

Police Scotland have made eight more arrests after a chaotic Bonfire Night face-off – including two teenagers who are suspected of making petrol bombs.

Two 15-year-old boys have been charged with preparing petrol bombs and throwing fireworks at police in Edinburgh.

Six others, aged between 14 and 16, have been arrested in connection with possession of fireworks and associated disorder in Southhouse and Gracemount.

On 5 November in Niddrie, riot police officers were targeted by a group of around 100 youths.

Videos from the scene show fireworks being shot towards police positions.

While some officers only suffered mild injuries, Police Scotland condemned the psychological impact of the “unacceptable” violence.

The latest arrests mean a total of 17 suspects have been taken into custody by police over the disorder on Bonfire Night.

The youngest suspect was aged 13, and the oldest was a man 31.

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Emergency crews came under attack in Edinburgh, Glasgow and Dundee. In the Niddrie area of Edinburgh, petrol bombs and fireworks were thrown at riot police.

A spokesman for Police Scotland said: “Work remains ongoing to establish the identities of others involved and a number of others have been identified.

“Officers continue to appeal to the public to provide any information that can help with ongoing inquiries.”

Chief Inspector Kieran Dougal said: “The disorder seen in the capital on Bonfire Night was completely unacceptable and these charges show our continued commitment to identifying and tracing those involved in the incidents.

“Our investigation continues and I would urge the public to continue to help us with that by reporting any information to 101, or send it to the portal link. Alternatively you can call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 where information can be given anonymously.”

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A total of 17 suspects have been taken into custody by police for the disorder on Bonfire Night.

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Humza Yousaf called the scenes ‘disgraceful’ and said ‘those responsible should feel the full force of the law’

First Minister Humza Yousaf said on X (Twitter) following the incident: “Disgraceful scenes of fireworks misuse across some areas of Scotland last night, particularly in Niddrie.

“I pay tribute to Scotland Fire and Rescue and Police Scotland officers who should not be targeted & attacked for doing their job. Those responsible should feel the full force of the law.”

Scotland’s justice secretary has said she is “open to discussion” on a ban on the sale of fireworks to the public.

Speaking to BBC Radio Scotland, Angela Constance said Scotland did not currently hold the powers to do so, but added: “I’m open-minded about it, open to discussion.”

Shawn Seesahai death: Two 12-year-old boys charged with murder after man killed in Wolverhampton | UK News

Two 12-year-old boys have been charged with murder after a man was stabbed to death in Wolverhampton.

Shawn Seesahai, 19, was killed on Monday evening.

The boys have also been charged with possession of a bladed article.

Both children, who cannot be named due to their age, have been remanded in custody to appear at Birmingham Magistrates’ Court on Friday.

Mr Seesahai died after an incident in Laburnum Road in East Park at around 8.30pm on Monday.

In a statement released via West Midlands Police, the teenager’s mother said: “Shawn Seesahai was a courageous, compassionate and confident young soul who sadly lost his life at the age of 19.

He “cared deeply about his friends and family” and “absolutely loved to help people”, she said.

Mr Seesahai was “looking forward to accomplishing many future plans and ambitions”, she added.

“He was a generous person and had a good personality.

“We will always have him in our hearts.”

The force said it had increased dedicated patrols in the area following the tragedy.

The two boys were arrested on Tuesday, when DCI Dave Sanders, from the homicide team, said: “Our thoughts remain with Shawn’s family, who have been fully updated with this latest development.

“Our investigation is moving at pace and we continue to encourage anyone with information to contact us.”

People have been urged not to speculate on social media and to allow detectives to “continue with our investigation to achieve justice for Shawn’s family.”

Ely crash: Police van driver who followed boys shortly before fatal collision in Cardiff faces criminal investigation | UK News

The driver of a police van which was seen on CCTV following two boys on an e-bike shortly before they died in a fatal collision is facing a criminal investigation.

The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) said the driver of the vehicle was now being “criminally investigated for dangerous driving”.

The driver, along, with the passenger in the van, had previously been served with a gross misconduct notice.

Kyrees Sullivan, 16, and Harvey Evans, 15, died in the crash in the Ely area of Cardiff on 22 May.

The crash sparked riotous scenes in the community as properties were damaged and cars torched.

The IOPC said the notices and the criminal letter did not necessarily mean that disciplinary or criminal proceedings would follow.

The crash happened at 6.02pm on Snowden Road and CCTV footage showed the bike being followed by a police van at 6pm on nearby Frank Road.

Other footage showed the van turn off and it was not following the boys at the time of the collision.

Map of Ely in Cardiff where riots broke out after a fatal crash
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Map of Ely in Cardiff where riots broke out after a fatal crash

The watchdog’s investigation is looking at the nature of the police’s interaction with the boys before the collision.

One key factor under consideration is whether there was any point at which the decision and actions of the officers in the van “constituted a pursuit”.

The IOPC has confirmed it has completed all its enquiries in the Ely area in recent weeks and has also reviewed footage from body-worn cameras.

South Wales Police is continuing to co-operate with the IOPC investigation.

People release balloons during a vigil for the victims of a road traffic collision on Snowden Road in Ely, Cardiff, on Monday. Kyrees Sullivan, 16, and his best friend Harvey Evans, 15, died in a road accident minutes after they had been involved in a pursuit with police, whilst riding an electric bike. Picture date: Friday May 26, 2023.
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‘Went everywhere together’

Following Harvey’s death, his family said their hearts were “truly broken”.

They described him as having lived “life to the full” and someone who had a “big heart”, adding that “deep down, he truly cared”.

His family also appealed for “peace within the community” and asked people to allow the police to investigate and “get the answers we so desperately need”.

Kyrees was a “handsome young man” and a “loving son and brother”, his family said.

They added that he and Harvey “went everywhere together” and were loved “not only by their families but by their community as well”.

IOPC Director David Ford said his thoughts and sympathies were with the family and friends of Kyrees and Harvey and everyone impacted by their deaths.

“Our independent investigation is progressing well and I want to again thank the local community for the support provided to our investigation, including through the sharing of CCTV evidence,” he said.

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He said the IOPC said it remained “committed to establishing the facts” and would “continue to provide regular updates”.

Anyone with information which could be of use to its investigation is asked to contact the IOPC.

Teenager Henry Searle becomes first Brit to win Wimbledon boys’ singles title in more than 60 years | UK News

Henry Searle has become the first British boys’ singles champion at Wimbledon since 1962.

The 17-year-old, from Wolverhampton, beat fifth seed Yaroslav Demin 6-4, 6-4 on Court One at the tournament on Sunday.

His win emulated Stanley Matthews, son of the famous Blackpool footballer of the same name, who triumphed 61 years ago.

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Henry Searle

Searle is this country’s first junior champion since Laura Robson won the girls’ event in 2008.

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Henry Searle (R) with the winners trophy and opponent Yaroslav Demin

Henry Searle (L) celebrates with the trophy after victory against Yaroslav

He has ensured more home success at this year’s tournament after Brit Neal Skupski – ranked number one doubles player in the world – won the men’s doubles with Dutch player Wesley Koolhof, on Centre Court on Saturday.

Henry Searle

“It is amazing to play on Court One with such a special crowd and manage to get the job done,” Searle said on court.

“It’s a pretty special feeling and it is not going to come too often and I am going to try and enjoy it. It was amazing in front of this crowd today.”

Meanwhile, on Centre Court, Prince George and Princess Charlotte joined their parents the Prince and Princess of Wales in the Royal Box for the men’s singles final.

Wearing a blue dress, the eight-year-old royal held Kate’s hand and petted a police dog before taking her seat to watch the match between Novak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz.

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Speaking to Ella Ottaway, who runs the All England Club’s young people programme, Kate said that the youngest of the Wales’, Prince Louis, was “very upset” that he was not attending.

“It’s Charlotte’s first time, George came last year. They’ve been eagerly watching,” she said.

“Charlotte, you’ve been getting to grips with the scoring. Louis was very upset he wasn’t coming today.”

Bath: Six boys and two girls aged between 15 and 17 arrested after 16-year-old stabbed to death | UK News

Eight teenagers – six boys and two girls aged between 15 and 17 – have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a 16-year-old boy was stabbed in Bath.

A 35-year-old woman, who was also stabbed in the incident, has been discharged after being treated in hospital.

Chief Inspector Ronald Lungu, of the Bath Neighbourhood Team, said: “This is a tragic incident and our thoughts this morning are very much with the family of the boy who has died.

“They were informed of what happened as soon as possible and are understandably devastated. Specialist family liaison officers will now be assigned to them to provide them with support and keep them updated.

“Officers arrived at the scene within minutes of the first call being received and an investigation into the incident is already being carried out, led by the Major Crime Investigation Team.

“We’ve identified a number of witnesses and we’ll be taking formal statements from them in due course but we’re also keen to hear from anyone who was at the address at the time who hasn’t yet spoken to police. If you can help, please call us on 101.”

Ely: Balloons fill sky at vigil to remember teenage boys killed in electric bike crash | UK News

More than 1,500 people have attended a vigil in honour of two teenage boys killed in an electric bike crash in Ely on Monday.

Hundreds of balloons, together with fireworks and flares, were released on Friday to remember Harvey Evans, 15, and 16-year-old Kyrees Sullivan, who died moments after they were followed by police.

Many wore t-shirts showing the victims’ faces at the gathering in Snowden Road at the spot where they died.

A moment’s silence was held before the crowd broke out in applause.

It is understood the police were asked not to attend the vigil.

CCTV footage of a marked South Wales Police van following the boys circulated on social media, leading to violent clashes and disorder in the Cardiff town.

Speaking at the gathering, one of Harvey’s uncles said: “We’re all tarred with the same brush here, especially given what happened on Monday.

“But this is the true Ely. Look how many people have turned out to pay their respects.

“The only difference between Monday and today is that the police aren’t here.”

Harvey’s great uncle, John O’Driscoll, said: “What happened on Monday with the riot, that was wrong, the boys were wrong.

“But it was out of frustration.”

“Harvey was my great nephew, we have a big family and we’re all close,” Mr O’Driscoll added.

Harvey Evans, 15, and Kyrees Sullivan, 16
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“They were just young boys. Everyone rides bikes and scooters around here. Yes, we find them annoying but that’s just what they do.

“But as soon as those coppers saw they had no helmets, they should have stopped.”

Nine people have been arrested in the wake of the disorder, which left 15 police officers hurt.

The Police and Crime Commissioner for South Wales, Alun Michael, initially denied claims of a police pursuit.

But the force has since confirmed a police van was following the boys.

Officers say none of their vehicles were on Snowden Road when the crash happened.

People release balloons during a vigil for the victims of a road traffic collision on Snowden Road in Ely, Cardiff, on Monday. Kyrees Sullivan, 16, and his best friend Harvey Evans, 15, died in a road accident minutes after they had been involved in a pursuit with police, whilst riding an electric bike. Picture date: Friday May 26, 2023.

The force referred itself to the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC), which has launched an investigation into what happened and is appealing for witnesses.

The police watchdog said it was examining the “nature of the police interaction” with the teenagers and the “appropriateness” of the officers decisions and actions.

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IOPC director David Ford said: “Our investigators have been conducting inquiries and securing evidence in the immediate vicinity of where events took place, speaking to local residents, distributing leaflets and gathering as much information as possible.

“We are working hard to establish the exact circumstances of what took place in the period leading up to the collision.

“I would like to reassure everyone in the community that our work will be thorough, impartial, and independent of the police.”

Welsh First Minister Mark Drakeford said his thoughts are with the families and friends of the victims, adding that the people of Ely have suffered a “collective trauma”.

Authorities including Cardiff Council have agreed to create a community plan for the town to respond to the long-term needs of residents, Mr Drakeford added.

Suffolk: Two boys, aged 14 and 15, arrested on suspicion of murder after 82-year-old woman died in a robbery | UK News

Two boys, aged 14 and 15, have been arrested on suspicion of murder after an 82-year-old woman died after a robbery at her home in Suffolk.

Joy Middleditch died in hospital after being found on the floor of her home following the incident on Saturday 25 March.

She was found conscious and breathing but in a serious condition, and was taken to the James Paget University Hospital, Norfolk, where she died in the early hours of Monday 27 March.

The two teenagers are both from the Lowestoft area, east Suffolk, and are being questioned by Martlesham Police.

Ms Middleditch told her relatives and police that she had heard a noise at the door before two masked men forced their way in and knocked her to the ground.

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Police said it is thought the attack occurred between the evening of Friday 24 March and the early hours of Saturday.

Ms Middleditch’s handbag had been taken but was recovered in another road a short distance away.

Floral tributes were laid outside the home

A Home Office post-mortem examination was carried out on Monday but the cause of death is yet to be confirmed.

The pensioner’s family said in an earlier statement that she was “a strong, determined character who loved life and her dog.

“She was a loving person who was sadly taken from us too soon.”

Witnesses or anyone with information is being encouraged to contact police.