'M25 gang' case

Friday 30 July 1993 23:02 BST

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The 'M25 gang' - jailed for life after a night of terror in villages linked by the motorway - were given leave to take their case to the House of Lords.

Headfirst burial Ayoung man's body was discovered buried headfirst beside Loch Tummel, Tayside. Police say the man, believed to be in his teens, could have been in the undergrowth where he was found by holidaymakers for a year.

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