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Errors that led to my daughter's death

8:55am Thursday 10th February 2011

Ashleigh Hall's mother says that if the police had done their jobs properly her daughter would still be alive today. David Roberts reports.

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Just a normal teenager

4:18pm Tuesday 9th March 2010

TO everyone who knew her, Ashleigh Hall was just a normal teenage girl.

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‘She wasn’t just my daughter, she was my best friend’

4:33pm Tuesday 9th March 2010

It is a parent’s worst nightmare, but for Andrea Hall it has become a reality. In her first newspaper interview, David Roberts speaks to Ashleigh’s mother about how her daughter’s murder has affected her family.

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True face of a killer

4:22pm Tuesday 9th March 2010

DEVIOUS, dangerous, cunning and wicked are just some of the words used to describe the killer of Ashleigh Hall.

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Web of lies that lured an innocent teenager to her death

4:28pm Tuesday 9th March 2010

Peter Chapman set a “calculated and wicked” trap for teenager Ashleigh Hall. Joe Willis looks at how the convicted sex offender used deceit and lies to ensnare the 17-year-old.

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Keeping webchat safe for everyone

4:41pm Tuesday 9th March 2010

Ashleigh Hall’s death prompted the community of Darlington to try to create something positive out of a tragic tale. David Roberts charts the success of the Safety Net campaign, which brought together The Northern Echo, Darlington College and Darlington Partnership to improve internet safety.

• Safety Net Campaign: Keeping Kids Safe Online

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Young people are playing their part to encourage internet safety

4:48pm Tuesday 9th March 2010

John Steel leads the Learning Technologies Team within Darlington Borough Council’s Children’s Services. He recalls the shock over Ashleigh Hall’s death – and his team’s determination to ensure her legacy is the greater safety of future generations of young internet users.

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