Michelle and Mark Turner got married in 2006
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A wonderful mum-of-five has lost her fight against cancer - just two months after being diagnosed.
Michelle Turner s worst fears were realised when a biopsy revealed the disease had spread through her body in February.
In just 20 years, 27 women in North Staffordshire have seen their lives brutally ended by men.
The shocking statistic comes amid the debate around the freedom and safety of women following the killing of Sarah Everard in London and murder of PCSO Julia James in Kent.
It has triggered a surge in women speaking openly about the abuse, threats, harassment and violence they are subjected to from men.
Crofts, 30, was this week sentenced to life in prison with a minimum term of 16 years and nine months after stabbing Kimberley to death in a jealous rage.
Other innocent victims a teenage girl who was brutally raped and murdered by a footballer, a sex worker strangled to death and a young woman whose sadistic husband doused her in petrol and then set her on fire.
Lorry driver s death could be linked to ferry journey through Liverpool
Kevin Budd died after he contracted legionnaire s disease
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A lorry driver who had to travel from Liverpool via ferry for work died after contracting legionnaire’s disease.
Lorry driver s death may be linked to North Wales Stena Line ferry journey, inquest hears
Kevin Budd died after he contracted legionnaire s disease
05:00, 6 MAY 2021
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The death of a lorry driver who contracted legionnaire s disease could be linked to a North Wales ferry journey, an inquest heard.
Kevin Budd died aged 53 after he was admitted to the Royal Stoke University Hospital on August 27, 2018 following a holiday in Skegness.
Stena Adventurer had a deep clean following a report of legionella in the water in a routine inspection. (Image: Shaun Jones)
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A lorry driver from Stafford died after contracting legionnaire s disease.
Kevin Budd was admitted to the Royal Stoke University Hospital on August 27 2018 after a holiday in Skegness.