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Google News: How can people hurt children?
[This is Staffordshire] bones', The Sentinel, May 25). How can anyone even consider harming a defenceless child. I hope Emma Cartwright and Neil Gleaves both get life because that's what they deserve. I wonder what happened to the child? Hopefully they are in a safer place.
Couple who broke toddler's legs avoid jail because they are 'hardworking'
www.telegraph.co.uk
[Telegraph.co.uk] - Emma Cartwright and partner Neil Gleaves, both 27, left the child with six broken bones for two days before taking the child to hospital. A judge gave the couple with suspended sentences because it was their first offence and Gleaves was “hardworking”.
Couple who broke toddler's leg, arms and foot to have lenient sentences ...
www.dailymail.co.uk
[Daily Mail] - Spared jail: Emma Cartwright, 27, and her partner Neil Gleaves, also 27, were given a 36-week prison sentence suspended for two years after being convicted of child cruelty and neglect. But a petition, signed by 1000, could see them put behind bars
BBC News - £56m EuroMillions jackpot is UK's biggest lottery win
news.bbc.co.uk
A UK ticket-holder has claimed Britain's biggest lottery prize, scooping a £56m jackpot in Friday's EuroMillions game.
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