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By Press Association 2021 The incident occurred in the Trench area of Telford A cardiac intensive care specialist has told the Dalian Atkinson murder trial it is impossible to state the “exact contribution” of 12 factors linked to the ex-footballer’s death. Professor Charles Deakin told Birmingham Crown Court the management of the ex-Aston Villa, Sheffield Wednesday and Ipswich Town star by paramedics was “suboptimal” and failed to spot possible “early warnings signs” the 48-year-old was seriously unwell. The Crown alleges ...

Published: 3:36 PM May 28, 2021    Dalian Atkinson receives the match ball after scoring a hat-trick v Middlesborough in April 1988 from manager John Duncan - Credit: Archant A cardiac intensive care specialist has told murder trial jurors it is impossible to state the “exact contribution” of 12 factors linked to the ex-Ipswich Town footballer Dalian Atkinson's death. Professor Charles Deakin told Birmingham Crown Court the management of the the 48-year-old by paramedics was “suboptimal” and failed to spot possible “early warnings signs” the former striker was seriously unwel...

12:46 EDT, 22 January 2021 A butcher 'laughed and smirked' during a police interview when he was quizzed over the rape and murder of student Libby Squire, a jury has been told. Pawel Relowicz is accused of 'stalking' the disoriented student after finding her wandering 'drunk and possibly suffering from hypothermia' before picking her up in his car and raping her. The 26-year-old is also accused of then dumping her 'dead or dying' into a river.   Sheffield Crown Court also heard that it was likely Ms Squire was too cold to run away from danger as her judgment could have been 'impaired' by ...

A court sketch of Pawel Relowicz, left, and Libby Squire A North Yorkshire butcher accused of raping and murdering student Libby Squire was asked what he found funny and why he was “smirking” by interviewing detectives, a jury has been told. Sheffield Crown Court heard that after Pawel Relowicz, who worked as a butcher at Karro Foods in Malton, was arrested on suspicion of killing Ms Squire, he made a brief statement denying any involvement before refusing to answer questions from police. At the beginning of one interview, in August 2019, an officer put it to Relowicz that “the...

Mr Woolfall told the jury that Relowicz replied: “No comment.” The 26-year-old Polish-born father-of-two, of Raglan Street, Hull, denies raping and murdering 21-year-old Ms Squire in the city. Court sketch of Pawel Relowicz The Hull University philosophy student went missing in the early hours of February 1 2019, following a night out, and her body was found in the Humber Estuary a number of weeks later. Also on Friday, a leading expert on hypothermia told the jury that Ms Squire’s decision-making would have been “significantly impaired” in the lead-up to her disappearance d...