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The death of a 11-week-old baby from St Neots will appear in a two-part TV special on the Channel 4 programme, 24 hours in Police Custody.

Police have issued an update on the condition of a man in his 80s who suffered serious head injuries after being hit by a van in Watford.

Kane Mitchell and Lucci Smith of St Neots. - Credit: Cambs Police Kane Mitchell, 31, has today (February 5) been sentenced to life in prison with a minimum tariff of 18 years, minus the time served on remand. Mitchell was ordered to serve a further five years concurrent for allowing / causing serious harm to a child. Teddie’s mother, Lucci Smith, 30, was found guilty of neglect and handed a two-year community order. Baby Teddie. - Credit: Cambs Police Both Mitchell and Smith have been barred from activities with children.  In sentencing, Judge Robin Knowles commended officers for their di...

Kane Mitchell and Lucci Smith of St Neots. - Credit: Cambs Police Kane Mitchell, 31, has today (February 5) been sentenced to life in prison with a minimum tariff of 18 years, minus the time served on remand. Mitchell was ordered to serve a further five years concurrent for allowing / causing serious harm to a child. Teddie’s mother, Lucci Smith, 30, was found guilty of neglect and handed a two-year community order. Baby Teddie. - Credit: Cambs Police Both Mitchell and Smith have been barred from activities with children.  In sentencing, Judge Robin Knowles commended officers for their di...

Kane Mitchell inflicted violence on poor baby Teddie, who died in hospital in Cambridgeshire on November 11, 2019, after ten days on a life support machine.