'Everything was perfect':The heartbreak of losing Meg
The mother of Meg Burgess, who was crushed by a wall in north Wales, speaks to ITV Wales about the day it happened.
Company director jailed after Meg Burgess wall death
George Collier had been found guilty of manslaughter on the grounds of gross negligence after a wall collapsed, killing the three-year-old.
Meg Burgess death: accused company director testifies
A company director accused of being responsible for building a wall which collapsed killing a three year-old girl broke down today in court.
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Meg Burgess death: 'Wall not up to standard'
A wall which collapsed and killed a young girl was not built to the required standard, according to expert evidence at Mold Crown Court.
Read the full storyWall manslaughter trial continues
A wall which collapsed and crushed a little girl to death was not envisaged as part of the original renovation plans, a jury heard today.
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Meg Burgess death: Man denies manslaughter charge
A company director has denied manslaughter due to gross negligence after a wall collapsed, crushing to death three-year-old Meg Burgess.
Read the full storyAccused's girlfriend alleges he admitted killing Hungarian takeaway driver
The trial of a man accused of killing a takeaway driver in the north Wales village of Meliden has heard from his girlfriend. Mold Crown Court heard video evidence from the 17-year-old telling police that James Siree admitted killing "a massive Hungarian guy" in a phone call.
She alleged that he was screaming and growling at one stage, and said that he was planning to run away. During four phone calls in the minutes following the alleged attack on Hungarian national Gabor Sarkozi, it is claimed that Siree said that he was not joking, that he had murdered someone.
The prosecution say that Mr Sarkozi died one night last October after being attacked twice by two men – once near the village of Meliden and later close to the Happy Garden chip shop where he was employed.
Defendants 22-year-old James Siree and his uncle Gary Bland, both from Rhyl, deny murdering Mr Sarkozi, a Hungarian national living in the town. The trial will continue tomorrow.
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