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Details of Bird's Killing Spree Revealed ; Gunman Shot His Twin 11 Times Before Going On the Rampage
HORRIFIC details of Derrick Bird's ruthless killing spree were revealed for the first time at the inquest into the deaths of his 12 victims yesterday. The taxi driver, 52, began by murdering his twin brother David, shooting him 11 times.
HUNDREDS of new jobs are on the way, with the North East set to become a European centre of train building. Transport Secretary Philip Hammond yesterday confirmed the Government is moving ahead with a pounds 4.5bn contract with Japanese firm Hitachi to build a fleet of new trains in County Durham after a lengthy review of the plans. He said 500-plus permanent jobs would be based at Hitachi's new European assembly and manufacturing plant in Newton Aycliffe, with thousands more created in the s...