Reading stabbings: Schoolchildren lead tributes for teacher who 'wanted equality for all'

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BBC Radio 2 before landing her job for BBC Sport.The 51-year-old is also a presenter on Channel 4 and BT Sport.But Clare’s TV success initially came at a price as her wife Alice Arnold became increasingly concerned about becoming the “housewife” to her significant other’s success.The pair met back in 1999 when they were working at the BBC together.Their first get-together was long before Clare would take the television industry by storm and swoop up presenting gigs at all the major TV broadcasters.And by 2006, they had entered into a civil partnership at Chiswick House.Clare and Alice went on to use the same venue when they finally tied the knot in 2015.But in a 2018 interview with The Times, Alice expressed how she feared that Clare’s success would create an imbalance between the two, though they both work in broadcasting and journalism.Speaking to the publication on why she became hesitant to jump into a relationship with Clare at first, Alice said: “To begin with I was especially concerned that Clare was in the media spotlight.“I didn't want to be with someone who needed looking after.“I didn't want the imbalance of being the housewife to her success."But the more time Alice began to spend with Clare, the more she realised that the latter wasn’t chasing success or fame.The former BBC Radio 4 newsreader explained how she felt a genuine connection to Clare, particularly because they came from the same profession.But becoming famous in the process of doing her day-to-day job was never something Clare focused her attention on.“As I got to know her, I realised she is not high maintenance at all,” Alice added.“In fact, because we both come from a media background, we are good sounding boards for each other.

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The Reading terror suspect has been accused of shouting "Allahu Akbar" and stabbing three friends to death with a large kitchen knife bought from a supermarket.

Reading terror attack suspect Khairi Saadallah has been charged with murder.

2 min read As police in the United Kingdom treat the weekend stabbing spree in the town of Reading as a terror act, it is now reported that all three victims were gay men. David Wails, 49, Joe Ritchie-Bennett, 39, and James Furlong, 36, all lost their lives in the attack.

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used to live in Greater Manchester.The Manchester Evening News understands Khairi Saadallah, 25, was based in Bury after coming from Libya as a refugee around ten years ago, before moving to Berkshire.It is believed he spent a period of time homeless while living in Greater Manchester. He is being held on suspicion of terrorism after the deaths of scientist David Wails, Joe Ritchie-Bennett, 39, originally from Philadelphia in the US, and history teacher James Furlong, 36, at Forbury Gardens in Reading's town centre around 7pm on Saturday night.It is believed that officers investigating the case have been in contact with Greater Manchester Police.

Scotland Yard's head of counter terrorism policing has hailed those who assisted victims of an attack in Reading "heroes".

terror attack.They were killed in an incident which happened in Forbury Gardens in the town centre at around 7pm on Saturday. David Wails was named locally on Monday afternoon as the third man who died, after earlier tributes were paid to Joe Ritchie-Bennett, 39, originally from Philadelphia in Pennsylvania, and history teacher James Furlong, 36.

The third person killed in the Reading terror attack has been named as David Wails.

Reading terror attack has been named as an American man who had been living in the UK for 15 years. Tragic pharmaceutical worker Joe Ritchie-Bennett, 39, from Philadelphia, had lost his husband Ian, 32 to colon cancer just six years ago.He died at around 7pm on Saturday in Forbury Gardens park alongside his friend, school teacher James Furlong, 36, and a third victim who is still to be named.

Reading terror attack suspect is believed to have walked out of prison 16 days earlier. It is understood that Khairi Saad­allah left HMP Bullingdon in Oxfordshire before the mass stabbing in Fobury Gardens on Saturday, t he Mirror reports.

The second victim of the Reading terror attack has been named as an American expat who lost his husband to colon cancer six years ago.

An 'inspirational' history teacher has been named as one of the victims of the suspected terror attack in Reading.