51 h. ago Emily Maitlis' stalker Edward Vines jailed for five years as judge brands case 'extreme'

Emily Maitlis's stalker, Edward Vines, has been harassing the BBC broadcaster for almost 30 years. On Thursday, he appeared for sentencing at Nottingham Crown Court

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52 h. ago BBC star Emily Maitlis' stalker sentenced to five years for breaching restraining order

BBC star Emily Maitlis's stalker was convicted of three counts of breaching a restraining order and one count of attempting to breach a restraining order following a trial in May

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54 h. ago Man obsessed with BBC's Emily Maitlis is jailed for five years

Ms Maitlis described her husband finding Vines on their doorstep, her children needing to be escorted to the school bus, and “upsetting interactions” with her 92-year-old mother

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54 h. ago Obsessed Emily Maitlis stalker jailed for breaching restraining order

Edward Vines has been jailed at Nottingham Crown Court for breaching a restraining order preventing him from contacting Ms Maitlis.

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54 h. ago Emily Maitlis' serial stalker is jailed for five years for another breach of a restraining order after sending letters to her from prison

Serial stalker Edward Vines, 54, who sent letters to Emily Maitlis and her parents from behind bars was jailed this morning for five years.

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4 w. ago Walk on the wild side: Gillian Anderson and Jason Isaacs on their epic hiking movie The Salt Path

Raynor Winn’s bestselling memoir about her and her husband’s 630-mile trek around England’s south coast has become a film. Its stars, makers and Winn talk floods, fog and forgiveness‘I have played a lot of powerful, well-dressed women in my career,” says Gillian Anderson. They flash before your eyes: Margaret Thatcher (The Crown), Eleanor Roosevelt (The First Lady), Emily Maitlis (the Prince Andrew/Newsnight drama Scoop) – as well as the formidable sex therapist in the Netflix hit Sex Education, a role that led to her being inundated with dildos from over-enthusiastic fans. “These are all women in control of themselves and their environment. Any time I have an opportunity to steer against that, particularly lately, it’s of interest to me.”There is steering in another direction, and then there is the screeching handbrake turn represented by her role in The Salt Path, adapted from Raynor Winn’s 2018 memoir of homelessness and hope along the coastline of England’s south-west. Playing W...

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