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Laura Mowat

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Freelance news reporter. Former Buckinghamshire Examiner reporter.
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James Bascoe-Smith: Teenager who died for nearly an hour following stabbing beams in court as attackers convicted

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By Laura Mowat Verified
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A teenage stabbing victim who effectively died for nearly an hour before being brought back to life by medics has beamed in court after his two attackers were found guilty. James Bascoe-Smith was 16 when the assault, which has left him using a wheelchair and struggling to communicate, took place last year. Leon Rashid, 20, and Taiquane Lewis, 18, were convicted of conspiracy to murder James. Rashid was also convicted of having an offensive weapon.
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Finland to ban Russian tourists over fears of 'endangering international relations'

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By Laura Mowat Verified
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The Finnish government has said it will ban anyone coming into the country with a tourist visa from Friday following thousands of arrivals after Vladimir Putin's mobilisation order. Finland closing its border shuts off the last remaining direct land route to the European Union for Russians trying to avoid conscription into the war with Ukraine.
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Divorce applications highest for decade as no-fault law change brought in

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By Laura Mowat Verified
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Divorce applications have reached their highest level for a decade after no-fault legislation was introduced in England and Wales, figures show. In April divorce laws were overhauled for the first time in 50 years, giving married couples the option of starting divorce proceedings without needing to apportion the blame for the breakdown of their marriage.
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