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TERRIFIED kids were left screaming in fear when seven cars went up in flames on their road. Residents described the moment they were woken up to their street being engulfed in a fireball as horrendous .7Four cars were completely burnt outCredit: Terry Harris7The car
stanley water bottle s went up in flames7Residents described it as horrendousCredit: Terry HarrisFearing their homes would set alight, barefooted locals ran outside to see what was happening during the early hours of Thursday morning.Mum-of-two Maria Manan described the devastating scene in Peterborough, which left four cars nothing but burnt out shells, as quite surreal . She said: There was fire everywhere, people
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vaso stanley s work van written off, told The Sun Online of the horror.READ MORE ON UK NEWSDEATH RIDDLE Mystery as dead body covered in hazardous substances found on streetLYING PATIENT Cele Hafm UK weather forecast 鈥?Thunderstorms to batter parts of the UK today before heatwave strikes next week, Met Office warn
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stanley travel mug oolgirl took a huge knife into a classroom and threatened to stab a cop as the UKs knife crime epidemic spirals out of control.Police were called to a primary school in Harrogate, North Yorks, after a little girl brandished the nine-inch kitchen knife in class.5 North Yorkshire Police confiscated this kitchen knife from the schoolgirl
stanley canada Credit: SWNS:South West News ServicePupils and teachers were evacuated from the unnamed school after the shocking incident on February 18.Britain is currently
botella stanley in the grip of a knife crisis with 42 people stabbed to death across the country so far this year 鈥撀?including 12 in just two weeks.An Ofsted report earlier this month warned that schools were not getting the help they desperately needed to tackle the problem.The incident came to light in a tweet by a Police Community Support Officer based in Knaresborough, saying that a week of action to tackle knife crime had been launched by the force.PCSO Matt Murphy wrote: Only l
