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Indian-Origin Soldier, Who Murdered Ex-Girlfriend, Jailed For Life In UK
An Indian-origin British soldier was today sentenced to a minimum of 22 years behind bars for killing his ex-girlfriend in north-east England last year. Lance Corporal Trimaan "Harry" Dhillon, 26, was accused of breaking into Alice Ruggles' flat and slitting her throat from ear to ear.
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Indian-Origin British Soldier On Trial In England For Ex-Girlfriend's Murder
A 26-year-old Indian-origin soldier in the UK is on trial for killing his ex-girlfriend by slitting her throat from ear to ear after she ended the relationship due to his "abusive" and "manipulative" behaviour.
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Ashamed by the killing of British soldier, says family of suspect
The family of the suspected killer of a British soldier on a London street condemned the attack as senseless and distanced itself from the murder which has provoked an anti-Muslim backlash.
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British security services in spotlight after soldier murder
Britain's security services faced questions on Friday over whether they could have done more to prevent the murder of a soldier hacked to death in a busy London street after it emerged that his suspected killers were known to intelligence officers.
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Indian-Origin Soldier, Who Murdered Ex-Girlfriend, Jailed For Life In UK
An Indian-origin British soldier was today sentenced to a minimum of 22 years behind bars for killing his ex-girlfriend in north-east England last year. Lance Corporal Trimaan "Harry" Dhillon, 26, was accused of breaking into Alice Ruggles' flat and slitting her throat from ear to ear.
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Indian-Origin British Soldier On Trial In England For Ex-Girlfriend's Murder
A 26-year-old Indian-origin soldier in the UK is on trial for killing his ex-girlfriend by slitting her throat from ear to ear after she ended the relationship due to his "abusive" and "manipulative" behaviour.
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Ashamed by the killing of British soldier, says family of suspect
The family of the suspected killer of a British soldier on a London street condemned the attack as senseless and distanced itself from the murder which has provoked an anti-Muslim backlash.
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British security services in spotlight after soldier murder
Britain's security services faced questions on Friday over whether they could have done more to prevent the murder of a soldier hacked to death in a busy London street after it emerged that his suspected killers were known to intelligence officers.
