Gas attack on Suffolk tourists
Tourists recover after Spanish gas attack
Tourists recover after Spanish gas attack
A family from Suffolk who fled to Spain so social services would not take their granddaughter away want the county council to apologise.
Grandparents say they had to flee to Spain to prevent their grandchild going into care. Now they want ab apology from Suffolk Council.
Two friends from Suffolk are warning holidaymakers after they were gassed and robbed in their own apartment in Spain.
Garry Brown and Trevor Cooke from Newmarket were left unconscious after the attack on the Costa Blanca.
Tourists recover after Spanish gas attack
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A family from Suffolk who fled to Spain so social services would not take their granddaughter away want the county council to apologise.
Read the full story
Grandparents say they had to flee to Spain to prevent their grandchild going into care. Now they want ab apology from Suffolk Council.
Read the full story
A family from Suffolk who fled to Spain so social services wouldn't take their granddaughter away want the county council to apologise.
When Megan Coote from Kesgrave fell pregnant, social services expressed concerns that her child could be emotionally neglected due to her mild learning difficulties.
After a long battle, Megan's parents were told they could help bring up her daughter Olivia in the UK.
Two years on they say health visitors are impressed with her progress.
A suspected Spanish terrorist who was arrested in Cambridge last year, has failed to stop plans to extradite him to Spain to face charges, including one of trying to kill King Juan Carlos in 1997.
Forty four year old Eneko Arronategui is wanted for a series of charges such as placing grenade launchers aimed at Madrid Airport and a police station. It's alleged he became a member of the Basque terrorist group ETA in 1996.