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31 years after teen's murder, her parents still seek answers JUSTIN BAXLEY, The Telegraph FacebookTwitterEmail 3 1of3Milton and Gayle Coleman pose outside their home at Lake Sinclair June 20, 2021, in central Ga. (Jason Vorhees/The Macon Telegraph via AP)Jason Vorhees/APShow MoreShow Less 2of3Milton and Gayle Coleman pose outside their home at Lake Sinclair June 20, 2021, in central Ga. (Jason Vorhees/The Macon Telegraph via AP)Jason Vorhees/APShow MoreShow Less 3of3 HAZLEHURST, Ga. (AP) — The evening of May 17, 1990, Rhonda Sue Coleman walked into her parents living room and sa...

Police shut M1 over 'concern for welfare' of man spotted on motorway bridge in Enderby A 38-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of causing a public nuisance and criminal damage Police were called to a road in Enderby in the early hours after a man was spotted standing on a bridge over the M1 (Image: Getty Images) Never miss another Leicestershire story by signing up to our free email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accorda...

Slavia Prague 0-0 Leicester: Player ratings as Foxes secure Europa League draw Harvey Barnes caught the eye for the Foxes | MICHAL CIZEK/Getty Images Leicester City secured a credible 0-0 draw away at Slavia Prague in the first leg of their Europa League round of 32 tie. The first half was fairly open with both sides enjoying promising moments. Harvey Barnes looked particularly dangerous for Leicester, slipping in behind the Slavia backline on several occasions. However, the hosts - who adjourned one of their stands with the message: 'Slavia Prague, Fox Hunters' before the game - threatened o...

CNN CNN chief media correspondent Brian Stelter said the quiet part out loud in October when he proclaimed it was the media’s job to “protect the public” from certain things politicians, candidates for higher office, and the like say. In media-speak terms, that was code for “it’s our job to control the message and to prevent audiences from hearing things we don’t like.” So knowing that, I wasn’t super surprised to read his latest Oliver Darcy-inspired rant about how media coverage of stories that are damaging to Democrats – like the Eric Swalwell and Hunter Biden stories –...