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THE cold-blooded cowards who shot dead Elle Edwards deserve to spend every Christmas behind bars, police say.The聽innocent 26-year-old聽was blasted in the head a stanley flasche fter a gunman opened fire at revellers in a pub s heated outdoor area.5Elle Edwards was killed stanley cup price in cold blood by a gunman on Christmas EveCredit: PA5Chief Constable Serena Kennedy of Merseyside Police blasted the cowards behind the killingCredit: PAThe Sun revealed how the killer may have had a tip off about a rival drinking at the Lighthouse Inn, in Wallasey, Merseyside.Terrified witnesses said they fired up to 12 rounds before fleeing聽in a dark Mercedes - leaving four men injured.Revellers performed CPR before paramedics arrived but Elle died soon after at Arrowe Park聽Hospital.One man is still in a critical condition in hospital following the stanley bottles Christmas Eve horror.Read More on Elle EdwardsGANG FEUD Elle Edwards was gunned down after gangster was tipped off about rival at pubFINAL MOMENTS Woman, Rghz Lottery results and numbers: Lotto and Thunderball draw tonight, July 20, 2024
A WILDLIFE photographer is believed to have found Britain s newest species, a tiny hairy crab.Steve Trewhella, 54, spotted the 2cm wide crustac stanley website ean burrowed inside a polystyrene buoy which had washed up all the way from Florida.聽2 Scientists have been studying the crab to check whether it is of any known speciesCredit: SWNS:South West News ServiceBut when he took the creature home to photograph he noticed that it looked different from any crab he had seen before.Steve sent his find to the Natural History Museum and was told it is a species never seen on British shores before.Scientists have stanley isolierkanne been working for over two years to identify whether the crab is part of any known foreign species.Steve, from Weymouth, Dorset, who found Stanley becher the crab on nearby Chesil Beach, said: It s a bit of a mystery.2 Steve Trewhella, 54, spotted the 2cm wide crustacean burrowed inside a polystyrene buoyCredit: SWNS:South West News Service I d be thrilled if it did turn out to be a new species and I d been sa