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This deep, engrossing history locates the Black blues roots of British clubbing and its role in a centuries-old commoners’ cause
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This deep, engrossing history locates the Black blues roots of British clubbing and its role in a centuries-old commoners’ cause
For three decades a killer has walked free, a killer never caught for the brutal murder of a woman who was then dumped half naked in a churchyard.
As millions tune in to watch Kent's role in the Brink's Mat drama, here we separate fact from fiction, and ask: "Who was the real Kenneth Noye?"
Patrick Mackay (pictured), now 70, was jailed after killing two elderly women and a priest in 1975 and admitting eight other murders. After 48 years in jail, he has a parole hearing next month.