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Sky News
30-06-2025
- Sky News
Man charged with murder after father-of-three's 'sudden death' in South Wales
A man has been charged with murder after the "sudden death" of a father-of-three in South Wales. Christian Dean was described by his family as a "well known and loved character" whose loss would be "keenly felt". The 36-year-old died on Thursday and police say they were called to a house on Graig Road in Ynyshir, Rhondda Cynon Taf, shortly before 1pm. South Wales Police said on Monday that a 34-year-old man has been charged with Mr Dean's murder. Thomas Griffiths, from Ynyshir, has been remanded in custody. The force said in a previous update at the weekend that its enquiries are ongoing to establish the full circumstances behind Mr Dean's "sudden death". "The loss of Christian has deeply affected his family, friends, and the wider community who knew him well," his family said in a statement after his death. "Christian brought energy, humour, and warmth wherever he went. "He was a devoted father-of-three and a much-loved son, brother, partner and friend." His family have asked for privacy as they "come to terms with their grief".
Yahoo
30-06-2025
- Yahoo
Man charged with murder after father-of-three's 'sudden death' in South Wales
A man has been charged with murder after the "sudden death" of a father-of-three in South Wales. Christian Dean was described by his family as a "well known and loved character" whose loss would be "keenly felt". The 36-year-old died on Thursday and police say they were called to a house on Graig Road in Ynyshir, Rhondda Cynon Taf, shortly before 1pm. South Wales Police said on Monday that a 34-year-old man has been charged with Mr Dean's murder. Thomas Griffiths, from Ynyshir, has been remanded in custody. The force said in a previous update at the weekend that its enquiries are ongoing to establish the full circumstances behind Mr Dean's "sudden death". Read more from Sky News: "The loss of Christian has deeply affected his family, friends, and the wider community who knew him well," his family said in a statement after his death. "Christian brought energy, humour, and warmth wherever he went. "He was a devoted father-of-three and a much-loved son, brother, partner and friend." His family have asked for privacy as they "come to terms with their grief".
ABC News
28-06-2025
- ABC News
Crime scene declared after sudden death of 44-year-old man at Southport
A crime scene has been declared on the Gold Coast as police investigate a "sudden death". Police say emergency services were called to Beale Street in Southport just before 10pm on Saturday, with reports that a man had been found "unresponsive". The 44-year-old man was taken to Gold Coast University Hospital, but his death was confirmed soon after — police were notified on Sunday morning. Officers are now investigating the circumstances of his death. Investigators are asking anyone with information about the incident to contact police.
Free Malaysia Today
26-06-2025
- Free Malaysia Today
Falling stone sign kills worker in Jasin
The stone sign that collapsed onto Nazri Yazid in Jasin. (Facebook pic) PETALING JAYA : A man was killed when a stone sign collapsed on him while he was working on a drainage channel at Jalan Kampung Gunung Asahan in Jasin, Melaka, this morning. Jasin police chief Rusli Mat said Nazri Yazid, 50, was found unconscious after the sign fell on him. 'We received information about the incident at 11.05am from the Asahan police station. 'Medics confirmed the victim's death at the scene, and our investigations found no signs of foul play,' Bernama reported him as saying. The body was taken to Jasin Hospital for a post-mortem. The case has been classified as sudden death. Jasin fire and rescue department operations commander Azizul Ali said they received an emergency call at 10.50am and dispatched a team to the location. 'Upon arrival 12 minutes later, we found the victim had been extricated from the rubble by members of the public and was confirmed dead by medics. 'The body was later handed over to the police,' he said.
Daily Mail
25-06-2025
- Daily Mail
British teacher, 25, dies in China just 90 minutes after telling his mother how much he was looking forward to trip back to UK
The heartbroken mother of a young British teacher who died suddenly in China has said he passed away only minutes after speaking to her on the phone. Bradley Hall, 25, had been working as a teacher near Shanghai for two years when he died suddenly on May 10. Just an hour and a half before his death, Bradley, who studied law at Teesside University before switching to education, had been chatting happily with his mother, Lindsey Hall, about his upcoming trip back to home in Teeside. His family has since been left in shock, with few answers and mounting bills to bring him home. An autopsy in China was quoted at £3,000, despite the family having already signed paperwork for the procedure. They are now fighting to bring his body back to the UK,with heartbroken mother, Ms Hall, 46, telling TeessideLive: 'I was talking to my son an hour and a half beforehand, chit chatting away. 'Then he rang back. I said "hiya son, alright?" but it was his friend to say he'd passed away.' UK authorities have said a second post-mortem may still be required once his body is repatriated, according to Bradley's stepfather, Marc Henderson-Thynne, 56, who said information is very 'scarce' at the moment. Bradley was described by his family as 'fit as a fiddle', a gym-goer, non-smoker, and devoted Middlesbrough FC fan. Mr Henderson-Thynne said: 'He was fit, he trained, he didn't smoke, didn't drink. He was never in any trouble, he didn't like violence, he loved football and had a season ticket before.' A GoFundMe campaign has now been launched to help cover repatriation costs, which are estimated at around £18,000. The fundraiser said: 'Sadly, on May 10th, my 25-year-old nephew Bradley passed away suddenly while in China. I'm doing this just to make it a bit easier on his mam and dad. 'He was working out there as a teacher, as a family, we are absolutely devastated and heartbroken. 'We are working with the authorities here and in China to bring him home. As you will imagine this is not going to be cheap, and when he is home we need a funeral which a parent doesn't expect to have to do any donation will be amazing no matter how much any funds that are left after everything we will be donating to the Finley cooper foundation in Bradley's memory.' So far, around £5,300 has been raised toward a £6,000 goal while the family is being charged £6 per day for his body to remain in a Chinese mortuary. Bradley's aunt, Emma Henderson-Thynne, has been leading contact with the UK embassy and Chinese authorities on the family's behalf. Bradley was planning to come visit his family in the UK in July, the first time since last summer, with his beloved mother preparing a parmo for his brief return. His mother said: 'It feels like because he's not at home, I'm in a bubble. I know he's gone, but I'm still in this bubble.' He had built a new life abroad with his girlfriend Joanna and their dog. Despite ongoing efforts, the family remains without a confirmed timeline for Bradley's return.
