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Kathryn Knight

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Journalist. London dweller but proudly Bolton born. Husband would say I'm a fighter not a lover - but I'm on here for the nice stuff.
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How a woman 100 miles from the murder ended up in prison for it

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How a woman 100 miles from the murder ended up in prison for it

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When in 2020 Rachel Fulstow clicked on the profile placed by Michael Hillier on dating website Hinge, she was immediately struck by his commendable qualities and desire to meet someone who shared the same values. He was, he wrote, 'honest and loyal' and 'a gentleman' who was looking for someone 'caring with good morals'. And certainly, at first, he seemed every bit the good catch. 'Initially, he appeared loving and respectful towards Rachel,' recalls her mother Jenny today.
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"Busy people are happy people": the advice Gyles Brandreth never forgot

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By Kathryn Knight | Published - 20 Jul 2026 What were you like as a child? My wife is always telling me there’s been no development in my life whatsoever. She thinks I am exactly as I was at six – and I suspect that she’s right. Aged six, I had a tricycle that I loved riding around London and 72 years later, I still have a tricycle – admittedly not the same one – and I’m still cycling around London. I was a happy, self-contained little boy.
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