Nick Milligan with his wife Victoria and children (from left to right) Emily, Olivia, Kit and Amber. Mr Milligan, 51, and Emily were both killed in the accident

'Kill cord' was not attached to the driver so engine continued to run following his ejection, MAIB says

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Chris Huhne (right) and Vicky Pryce return to their homes

Nine weeks is a long time in politics: Vicky Pryce and Chris Huhne released from prison but what does the future hold for them?

Huhne is said to be looking for a ‘fourth career’, while Pryce is writing a book about the economics of prison

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'Paranoid' man addicted to legal stimulant khat is jailed for 26 years for murdering former friend by using two knives to 'partially decapitate' him

Ayanle Adan plunged a knife into each side of Hanad Osman's neck, then used a 'double slashing motion' to partially cut off his head

'Boy banter' led to death, trial told

A man who woke up at a party to find a penis had been drawn on his face was then killed by a DJ after "boy banter" got out of hand, the Old Bailey heard.

'Huhne finds prison experience fascinating'

Chris Huhne, the former cabinet minister who was jailed for eight months for perverting the course of justice, has found his experience of prison so far “fascinating”, according to the former Tory MP Jonathan Aitken.

James Best died of a heart attack in prison

James Best: Jailed in the riots for stealing a gingerbread man... dead in the prison that should have protected him

James Best had a history of mental health problems before being jailed after the riots of 2011. Now his brother has warned that the systemic failures which led to his death could happen again

James Best was arrested for stealing a gingerbread man during the London riots in 2011, which saw buildings in some areas of London destroyed in blazes

London riots prisoner who died after gym session was 'failed by system of checks that had fallen by wayside'

A man who died in prison, where he was being held after admitting to the theft of a gingerbread man during the London riots, was failed by a system of safety checks which had “fallen by the wayside” over the years, an inquest heard today.

Photographed, fingerprinted, strip-searched: the humiliating welcome to Chris Huhne and Vicky Pryce's new lives in prison

Chris Huhne's first experience of his government's penal system was inside a grim, overcrowded south London prison where inmates are locked up in shared cells for up to 22 hours a day.

In good shape: Pure Gym plans 30 new sites

Pure Gym is to more than double its number of outlets in London this year, as the low-cost gym operator seeks to raise funds to drive its rapid expansion across the UK. 

St Modwen raises £49m to bankroll plans for market facelift

St Modwen has tapped shareholders for £49m to help fund the £2bn overhaul of the UK's biggest fruit, veg and flower market, in south London.

Tom Maynard; Girlfriend Carly Baker arriving a court

Tom Maynard was 'habitual cocaine user', batsman's inquest hears

Accidental death verdict on 'very special' Surrey player who was killed on live railway tracks

Boy stabbed to death in Wandsworth is named as Peter Hagan

A 16-year-old boy found fatally stabbed in a stairwell of a block of flats after a party was been named by police.

16-year-old boy stabbed to death in flats

A 16-year-old boy has been found stabbed to death in a stairwell in a block of flats after a party, police said today.

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