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John Heald went on the run after murdering B&B landlady Bei Carter. Here are 3 more notorious British manhunts.

Billionaire financier, philanthropist, registered sex offender

The pottery cottage murder, the death of an investigative reporter and The Dating Game Killer, just some of the major true crime stories in March

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Sixty Five years on since Ruth Ellis was hanged what has changed for women who commit crimes?

Much might have changed in the 30 years since the teenager’s death, but it’s also clear that not enough has.

His now-famous photograph – warmly smiling, radiating innocence – became a kind of cultural touchstone in the wider discourse about street crime and gang violence in Britain.

Despite the promises made after the Stephen Lawrence case, racist murders still continue to this day

How racial unrest led to a constable’s killing in the Broadwater Farm Riots

In 2013, Dennehy went on a killing spree murdering for the "thrill" she gained from it.

How Joanne became one of the UK's most renowned serial killers.

As an organisation we have a responsibility to our black viewers, employees, and those we work with to stand against racism

How did I not see it coming?

On the 15th May 1976, the notorious David Copeland was born.

At 6.45pm a black bag lay at the feet of those who drank at the bar...

CCTV footage of the Hanbury Street nail bombing...

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