This is the remote quarry at the centre of a police probe after two men were arrested on suspicion of the murder of a Doncaster dad missing for 33 years.
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October 7 2025
'John Bowkett was 37 when he was last since alive in 1992 – and police yesterday revealed two men, aged 64 and 72, have been arrested on suspicion of murder.
Searches are being carried out at Ulceby Vale Quarry in North Linconlshire – with a heavy police presence reported at the scene.'
'The quarry, alongside the A180 between Scunthorpe and Grimsby, is a short distance from Humberside Airport and is 45...
'A BELOVED grandma was bludgeoned to death in her own home exactly two decades ago – but her mystery killer is still at large.
Nora Tait’s heartbroken family have issued another desperate plea to find her killer after she was brutally murdered in October 2005.'
'Nora, 69, was found in her home in Doncaster, South Yorkshire, with her untouched fish and chips going stale on the dining table.'
(left to right) Shauna Hibberd, Sarah-Jane Hibberd, and Diane Jones
''South Wales Police is carrying out a forensic review of the murders of Diane Jones, 21, two-year-old Shauna Hibberd, and 13-month-old Sarah-Jane Hibberd in 1995.
Thirty years on from the murders, the Major Crime Review Unit at South Wales Police is hoping that advances in forensic technology will provide the breakthrough needed to identify who was...
Police are carrying out a reinvestigation into the unsolved killing of Sandra Phillips in 1985.
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Just over 40 years since Sandra Phillips' death, a new forensic review is being carried out
''Detectives have begun a forensic review into the death of a woman 40 years ago.
Sandra Phillips, 37, was killed while working in a sex shop in Dillwyn Street, Swansea, on 14 June in 1985.
An extensive reinvestigation of the murder got under way in 2004, but all lines of enquiry were exhausted.
South Wales Police said a number of forensic exhibits had been submitted for forensic testing''.
Police remain no closer to finding out who beat Elsie Hughes, 90, to death for the sake of £200
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"It is believed the widowed great-grandmother disturbed intruders who attacked before making off with just £200.
Mrs Hughes was found by her daughter on the floor of the house she'd lived in for 50 years with severe facial injuries and in a pool of her own blood.''
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