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Rachael Venables

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I talk for a living 🎙 | Home News Correspondent for @SkyNews | Formally @LBC 📧 Email rachael.venables@sky.uk.
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'Even the sound of cutlery triggers my PTSD': How an anti-knife crime project 'saved' a young man's life

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By Rachael Venables Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Rachael Venables, news correspondent Corrie was just 13 when someone first pulled out a knife on him. Now, he says, "even the sound of cutlery gets me". "So if we're in a kitchen and there's cutlery shaking, my eyes are alert and I'm not cooling down. That's the PTSD I still hold today," he adds. After a difficult childhood, alcohol dependency, and two years of being homeless, he says his life was saved when he met youth worker Bradley Stephenson at King's College Hospital.
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Officials accused of 'failing' to tell Lords about three large-scale illegal waste sites

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By Rachael Venables Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Environment Agency bosses have been accused of "failing" to tell a cross-party committee of peers about three large-scale illegal waste sites - including one that was recently exposed by Sky News. Our investigation into waste crime in Wigan heard from residents who repeatedly complained to the Environment Agency that 20 to 30 lorries a day drove down their street last winter and dumped industrial amounts of waste. The rubbish now sits at a staggering 25,000 tonnes.
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How a grassy Oxfordshire field became an illegal mountain of waste in months

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By Adam Parker, Rachael Venables Verified
| MKFM 106.3 FM Verified
The site is next to the A34, a busy road running through cities including Oxford and Birmingham. The land is just over three acres in size and is largely hidden by trees on all sides. The River Cherwell runs along its west side. Read more: Drone footage reveals scale of illegal dump A satellite image from the end of March this year shows the site largely covered in grass. By 13 June, it has completely transformed. The grass is replaced by dirt and an excavator is caught in a satellite image.
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