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19 Years IHL for Defilement A Mangochi Senior Resident Magistrate's court on Monday convicted and sentenced a 37-year-old man to 19 years Imprisonment with Hard Labor (IHL) for defiling his 8-year-old stepdaughter. The convict, Patrick Joseph, who is a farmer, married the victim's mother over three years ago, according to Mangochi Police Station prosecutor, Sub inspector Skeva Munyapa. However, Munyapa told the court that within the last month of March 2021, the convict visited a witch doctor to seek traditional medical attention in order to boost his agricultural business, where h...

Updated: Apr 19 2021, 9:08 ET Invalid Date, The NHS' backlog of Covid patients could take 'up to FIVE YEARS' to clear as ministers called for an urgent analysis of a new strain from India. Health chiefs at NHS Providers - which represents every NHS hospital, and mental health, community and ambulance service in England - said tackling the problem in the worst affected areas could take three to five years. Meanwhile a Government minister said is "too early to say" whether all hospitality businesses can reopen on May 17, a minister has said. Speaking to Andrew Marr on Sunday, environment min...

QUEEN ‘HAD PIC OF PHILIP IN HER POCKET’ DURING FUNERAL The Queen carried one of Prince Philip’s trademark handkerchiefs and a photo of them together in Malta in her handbag for his funeral, a royal insider has claimed. Her Majesty, 94, kept both items in her handbag – an accessory she often uses to hold precious objects. Both items hold sentimental value for the Queen and her marriage of more than seven decades to Prince Philip. The white, folded square, inserted into the breast pocket of a sharply cut suit, was a strong feature of the Duke’s classic style. And the couple kept Ma...

On 27 June 1963, the Freedom of Wexford was conferred upon the thirty-fifth President of the United States. At Redmond Place, along the quayside in Wexford town, ‘a special platform had been dressed in the national colours of America and Ireland’ for the occasion and ‘from its four corners the Stars and Stripes and Tricolour made a brave display in the seaside breeze’. John Fitzgerald Kennedy was ‘obviously moved’ as he leaned forward to sign the Roll of Freemen, making him only the thirteenth freeman of the ancient Irish borough. To ‘a tumult of cheering,’ the Mayor of Wexfo...

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