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Jack Hardy

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Midlands-based reporter at the Daily Mail. Co-host @thetrialpod. Ex crime at the Telegraph; PA. LUFC fantasist.

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Mother convicted for battering infant daughter on trial for murder after child died two years later

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By Jack Hardy 
| MSN Malaysia
Jack Hardy A mother convicted of battering her infant daughter has today gone on trial accused of her murder, after the child died from the catastrophic injuries two years later. Sarah Ngaba, 32, was found guilty in 2020 of inflicting ‘dreadful, life-shortening and life-limiting' head injuries on baby Eliza, then just seven weeks old.
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Labour moves to end Birmingham bin strike in desperate bid to cling on to flagship council

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By Jack Hardy 
| MSN Singapore
Continue reading Jack Hardy An end to the Birmingham bin strike is 'within sight' after a bitter, year-long dispute which left mountains of rubbish piled on the city's streets, the Labour leader of the council has confirmed. The city's Labour-run administration is understood to have bowed to demands from the Unite union on behalf of bin workers who walked out in March last year in a row over pay.
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King keeps calm and carries on: Charles perseveres with US state visit after Washington shooting

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By Rebecca English , Jack Hardy 
| MSN Philippines
Rebecca English and Jack Hardy King Charles has vowed to persevere with his State Visit to the US on Sunday despite an apparent assassination attempt on the President. Sources told the Daily Mail the monarch is determined to 'keep calm and carry on' – and that if the Government wants him to travel, 'that's exactly what he will do'. On Sunday Buckingham Palace confirmed the King and Queen Camilla wanted to 'do their duty' – they are expected to arrive as planned on Monday afternoon.
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