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Raphael G Satter

English tremors blamed on shale fracking
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/ 2 November 2011

English tremors blamed on shale fracking

A company using hydraulic fracturing to release natural gas from shale rock said the technique probably did trigger earth tremors in April and May.

By Raphael G Satter
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/ 7 August 2011

London riot leaves 26 officers injured

The violent riot that tore through a deprived north London neighbourhood and injured 26 police officers has cast a pall over Britain’s capital

By Raphael G Satter
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/ 25 November 2010

‘England’s first lady of horror’ dies

Ingrid Pitt, famous for her depictions in <i>Countess Dracula</i> and <i>Vampire Lovers</i> passed away on Tuesday.

By Raphael G Satter
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/ 25 November 2010

Veteran horror actress, Ingrid Pitt, dies

One of Britain’s best-known horror stars, Ingrid Pitt, died on Tuesday at the age of 73. She is survived by a husband, daughter and granddaughter.

By Raphael G Satter

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