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World’s ‘most accurate’ sniper: ‘I see those I killed in flashbacks’ BBC News
Sergeant Craig Harrison served as a soldier in the Army between 1991 and 2014 and has been described as the world’s most accurate sniper. In November 2009, he shot dead two Taliban fighters, who were just over 1.5 miles away from him and who were firing at soldiers in his regiment.
But his experiences on the battlefield have left him badly traumatised.
He suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder and told the BBC’s Victoria Derbyshire that he sees the faces of those he killed in flashbacks and when he closes his eyes.
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Body-worn video of a woman’s “degrading” arrest, which police falsely told a court did not exist, has been shared exclusively with the BBC.
Both police forces declined to comment due to ongoing damages claims for more than £3m, though Northamptonshire Police told a court the use of force was lawful.
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The England and Manchester United footballer Marcus Rashford has been speaking about his own experiences of poverty and being short of food as a child.
He was describing his childhood as he campaigned for the government to provide free school meal vouchers for vulnerable children throughout the school holidays.
He’s written to every MP for support after helping to raise £20 million for food for low income families during the lockdown.
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Three people have died after a suspected hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship travelling from Argentina to Cape Verde.
This includes a 70 and 69-year-old Dutch husband and wife who became ill on board and were taken off the ship – the body of a third Dutch individual is still on board.
A 69-year-old Brit is currently in intensive care in Johannesburg, South Africa – the only confirmed case of the virus. Two crew on board are also sick and require urgent care, operator Oceanwide Expeditions says
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