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An 'inspirational' young mother was found hanged in a hotel room after she became terrified of losing her three-year-old son when he went to live with his father.
Ellen Scott from Haworth, West Yorkshire, suffered panic attacks as she battled her son's father for custody of their child, and became 'stressed' by the possibility she might be pregnant again.
The 23-year-old - a keen blogger who was a studying for a degree in Event Management at Leeds Beckett University - was engaged to be married and set to fly out to visit friends in Toulouse, southern France on June 25 last year.
But Miss Scott was found in her room at the £100-a-night Hallmark Hotel near Manchester Airport where she had been staying overnight ahead of her flight.
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Early this morning, heavy gunfire and explosions were heard in Harare, the capital of Zimbabwe, after which the military took control of the country's airwaves, but they insist it is not a coup and the President is "safe" with his family.
Hours after taking control of the national broadcaster, ZBC, a military spokesman, Major General Sibusiso Moyo made a televised announcement saying it was not a military takeover. Major Moyo said the army was targeting "criminals around" Mugabe, who were "committing crimes that are causing social and economic suffering in order to bring them to justice". He added that the situation will return to normalcy as soon as they are done.
Citizens were urged to remain calm and go about their normal activities.
"We urge you to remain calm and limit unnecessary movement," Moyo said. "However, we encourage those who are employed and those with essential business in the city to continue their normal activities as usual."
Moyo said the army had acted the way they did because the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation had been ordered not to broadcast a statement from the military on Monday and since the situation in the country "has moved to another level", action had to be taken.
He further stated that all leave for members of the military has been canceled and personnel are to return to barracks immediately. He urged the security forces to "cooperate for the good of our country" while warning that "any provocation will be met with an appropriate response".
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The Commissioner of Police in Yobe State, Abdulmaliki Sumonu has said that no fewer than 235 officers of the command had been lost to the Boko Haram insurgency in the last six years.
He made the revelation at the investiture of an award on him by a non-governmental organisation, Actors Security Watch Organisation.
Sumonu said the award was in recognition of services rendered by living officers and officers who died in defence of the nation. “This award is not just for the commissioner of police, but the entire police command for serving the nation diligently,” he said.
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Three persons have stepped out to lay claim to the controversial N860 million benefit meant for the whistleblower that led the EFCC to the N13 billion found in an apartment in Ikoyi, Lagos in April this year. In a petition to the attorney-general of the federation, Abubakar Malami, three persons who claimed to have informed the EFCC of the money, alleged that the anti-graft agency is about to sideline them and give the benefit to someone else who they might have links to.
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