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policeman suffered severe facial fractures after being attacked on a night out by the “hardest man in Stockton”. The unprovoked assault was carried out by Jason Turnbull, 40, while the officer danced with friends at Traders, in Blue Post Yard, Stockton, County Durham, on December 11 of last year, Teesside Live reports.The club’s security cameras caught Turnbull talking to the policeman before “taking a boxer’s stance” and throwing around eight or nine punches to his face, with the victim falling to the floor before Turnbull then punched his friend.READ MORE:Former Wimbledon star now shoots X-rated videos on OnlyFans after sexy career changeTeesside Crown Court heard other revellers shouted at Turnbull and chased him away.

drunk mum who left her kids home alone was caught by police officers covered in grease and claims she has a perfectly good excuse for the bizarre circumstances.Magen Hendry, 28, was chased by coppers after they spotted her black Audi driving dangerously at 3am in Stockton, County Durham.Teeside Crown Court heard that Hendry had left her two children in bed and then went to drive her drunk pal home, heading through two sets of red lights.Police initially lost sight of her vehicle, but found it abandoned in a car park with the beautician hiding behind a wall.Hendry had covered herself in "anti-vandal" grease, reportedly as an attempt to camouflage herself behind the wall where she was hiding with bleeding feet.Police then found her two youngsters at home crying out for their mum, but Hendry has explained why she was behind the wall and covered in grease.She said: "I was covered in grease because I climbed over a wall to access a short cut home - I didn't lather myself in it to camouflage myself - I don't even own anti-vandal grease."My friend and I were decorating my home with balloons for my daughter's birthday."She continued: "I told my neighbour where I was going as it was easier than waking the children up and bringing them with me at 3am.

A transgender Army veteran tragically died in her friend's arms after suffering a heart attack in the street.

Firefighters were called to help free two children trapped in a car at a Tesco supermarket.

cancer by Googling the symptoms on her way to hospital.Amelia Johnson, who was 14 at the time, had been feeling unwell and her GP said she might be suffering from iron deficiency but ordered blood tests.When the results came back and an ambulance turned up unexpectedly at her house, worried Amelia then sat in the back researching on her smartphone.

Lockdown rebels were chased away by police after throwing a house party despite coronavirus restrictions.

The partner of an "adored" father-of-three has paid a heartfelt tribute to him as her "first and only true love".