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08:06 EDT, 22 April 2021 54 shares A father accused of murdering his estranged wife allegedly controlled what she wore, how she styled her hair and banned her from getting a driver's licence or a job. Mother-of-three Kelly Wilkinson had sought a police restraining order against her American husband Brian Earl Johnston, 34, before he allegedly set her on fire in the back yard of her Arundel, Gold Coast home on Tuesday morning.  Ms Wilkinson's heartbroken family have since revealed she kept the alleged domestic violence from her loved ones for an entire decade. Queensland Police admitted to...

Cook’s ROH TV Review 4.2.21   Hey kids! This week’s episode of ROH television is also avoiding whatever happened at the Anniversary Show, but we’ve still got some top talent on tap. Including Danhausen! Let’s get it started! Cook’s ROH TV Review 4.2.21 Quinn McKay welcomes us to Ring of Honor Wrestling! Two very special matches we won’t want to miss, including a main event pitting Eli Isom against LSG. Eli beat Rey Horus, & LSG has been moving up the rankings himself. Last week, we saw Fred Yehi win the Pure Wrestling Gauntlet. We see a clip of that, then Fred talks about...

Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Plans to bring an 18th century building in the heart of an Aberdeenshire town back into use have taken a major step forward. Kintore’s town house, which dates back almost 300 years, is a Category A-listed building on The Square, and has served many uses over the years. The charity Action Kintore, along with the local community council, has for years been looking at ways to transform the property into a facility for all residents of the Kintore area to use and enjoy.

ROTARIANS in the Musselburgh area are continuing their campaign to provide life-saving defibrillators for use in medical emergencies in the community. Recent additions have included equipment outside the Day-Today store in Wallyford and Inveresk Lodge Gardens, a National Trust for Scotland attraction at Inveresk. This brings the total number of defibrillators supplied by the Rotary Club of Musselburgh to five. They are devices that give a high-energy electric shock to the heart of someone who is in cardiac arrest. Two further units will be provided, one in the Stoneyhill area and an...