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'The owner of an Indian clothing store said Wednesday that he would only change its name from "Hitler" if he was compensated for re-branding costs, amid a growing row over the new shop. The outlet, which sells Western men's wear, opened 10 days ago in Ahmedabad city in the western state of Gujarat with "Hitler" written in big letters over the front and with a Nazi swastika as the dot on the "i". "I will change it (the name) if people want to compensate me for the money we have spent -- the logo, the hoarding, the business cards, the brand," Rajesh Shah told AFP. He put the total costs at about 150,000 rupees ($2,700). Shah insisted that until the store opened he did not know who Adolf Hitler was and that Hitler was a nickname given to the grandfather of his store partner because "he was very strict." - AFP.

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Sarah Catt jailed for full-term abortion of baby

_62939019_catt.jpg Sarah Catt admitted she aborted her own baby when she was 39 weeks pregnantContinue reading the main story

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A woman who aborted her own baby in the final phase of her pregnancy has been jailed for eight years.

Sarah Louise Catt, 35, of North Yorkshire, took a drug when she was full term, 39 weeks pregnant, to cause an early delivery.

She claimed the boy was stillborn and that she buried his body, but no evidence of the child was ever found.

Catt made a "deliberate and calculated decision" to end her pregnancy, a Leeds Crown Court judge said.

Catt, who already had two children with her husband, had a scan at 30 weeks confirming her pregnancy at a hospital in Leeds, the court heard.

Administering poison

Suspicions were raised when she failed to register the birth weeks later.

Catt had been having an affair with a work colleague for seven years, the judge was told.

The court heard her husband was unaware of the pregnancy and was not consulted about her decision to have an abortion.

She maintained she had a legitimate abortion at a clinic in Manchester, but analysis of her computer revealed she had purchased a drug over the internet called Misoprostol from a company in Mumbai, India. The drug can induce labour.

The defendant pleaded guilty in July to administering a poison with intent to procure a miscarriage.

She told a psychiatrist she had taken the drug while her husband was away and delivered the baby boy by herself at home.

Catt said the child was not breathing or moving and that she had buried his body but did not reveal the location.

'No remorse'

The defendant gave a child up for adoption in 1999, the court was told.

She later had a termination with the agreement of her husband, tried to terminate another pregnancy but missed the legal limit and concealed another pregnancy from her husband before the child's birth.

Mr Justice Cooke said Catt had robbed the baby of the life it was about to have and said the seriousness of the crime lay between manslaughter and murder.

Sentencing, the judge told Catt she clearly thought the man with whom she was having an affair was the father and she had shown no remorse.

Ch Insp Kerrin Smith, who led the North Yorkshire Police investigation, said the case was "unusual, disturbing and very complicated".

Catt had proved to be "more than capable of being extremely deceitful in her actions", said Ch Insp Smith.

"Catt has proved to be cold and calculating and has shown no remorse or given an explanation for what she did."

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Timothy Osborn's mother found cyclist after hit-and-run death

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The mother of a cyclist killed in a hit-and-run crash in Lincolnshire discovered his body by the side of the road, it has emerged.

Timothy Osborn, 27, of Pode Hole, Spalding, was found by Lynne Osborn, who went to look for him after he failed to return from work on Friday.

Police now believe a silver Renault Trafic, Vauxhall Vivaro or Nissan Primastar van may have been involved.

Mr Osborn's family appealed for anyone with information to come forward.

Mrs Osborn said she was desperate to know what had happened.

'Hurt and destroyed'

She discovered her son by the side of the A151 Bourne Road in Spalding at 00:15 BST on Saturday after growing concerned when he did not come home.

Police said the collision is thought to have happened about three hours before that.

_62933466_timmum.jpg Mrs Osborn said she knew it was her son immediately

Mrs Osborn said: "We were walking along. I can see the dark shape in the ditch and I know it's Tim. He's just lying there and he's not responding.

"I just want to know what happened because I don't understand at the moment and I need to."

His father Stephen Osborn said: "Imagine how you would feel about your wife and youngest son finding your child in a ditch at the side of the road, just five minutes' walk from home.

"Please, please come forward and hopefully you will never have to know just how hurt and destroyed we are."

Anyone with information or any witnesses are urged to contact Lincolnshire Police.

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