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THE heartbroken parents of a baby boy killed in his pram in a horror crash today faced the pensioner driver charged over his death.Louis Thorold was being pushed on the pavement by mum Rachael when two vehicles collided in the road.4Louis Thorold was kil
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stanley cups left with life-changing injuries and spent more than 100 days in hospital after the horror in Cambridge in January last year.Shelagh Robertson, 75, appeared at Cambridge Magistrates Court charged with causing the infants death by careless driving.
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TEENAGER Ethan Cornish was three years old when the death of his soldier dad turned his life upside down.Corporal Matthew Cornish, 29, was killed in combat in Basra, Iraq, in 2006 after being wounded in a mortar attack on his unit s base.9 Ethan Cornish, 17, follows in his late dads footsteps in his Army training uniform9 Ethan told his mum he wanted to join the Army aged four, in the aftermath of his dad Matthew s deathCredit: Paul Edwards - The SunIn the aftermath o
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