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Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A woman who thought she was going to be living the "American dream" was told by police that she "nearly ended up in a body bag" after she fell for a fraudster who allegedly kidnapped her overseas.Brit Ruth Tunnicliffe, 61, claims she was duped out of £20,000 after falling for a violent criminal who promised her a "business opportunity" when she was living in Cornwall.Instead he took her on a "transatlantic hell ride".The mum-of-three, who was fifty at the time, said she was going through a divorce with her now ex-husband when alleged fraudster Peter McMahon targeted her online and promised her a "whole new life" at the end of 2010.She said that he started stalking her on Facebook and

Head over to our new Lanarkshire Live Facebook page to make sure you're up to date with the top stories in the regionLandmarks across the county were also lit up yellow in a sombre moment of reflection.Both Motherwell Civic Centre and Concert Hall and Hamilton Town House participated thanks to Hamilton grandad Peter McMahon, who helped organise for the buildings to shine yellow on March 23 in conjunction with a national event run by Marie Curie.Peter, who lost his wife Debbie to coronavirus last year, said: “It was important to get involved and to push places to light up yellow to remember the thousands of people across the UK who have died due to Covid-19 over the last 12 months.“We were really proud that places like Motherwell Civic

coronavirus in prison. Sharon Swinhoe, 52, died in hospital on February 23 after being struck down with Covid-19 at New Hall prison near Huddersfield.

The ‘body in the freezer’ murderer, Sharon Swinhoe, has died in prison after testing positive for Covid-19.