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Colonel gives up after siege

Monday 14 December 1992 00:02 GMT
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Colonel Martin Tweed, 55, a retired Army officer, surrendered to police nearly 28 hours after barricading himself in his country home following a row with his wife. Col Tweed - a gun collector who served in the Royal Tank Regiment - gave himself up as marksmen surrounded his 19th- century cottage in the village of Kennington near Ashford, Kent.

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