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A decision by the Parole Board on whether to release one of the killers of toddler James Bulger from jail has been delayed by two weeks, it was revealed tonight.

A parole hearing for one of the two killers a who brutally murdered two-year-old James Bulger thirty years ago is set to take place over the next two days.

Denise Fergus is happy. You can hear it in her voice, see it in her eyes and feel it in the easy, loving banter between her and husband Stuart. Little wonder, given that the pair have just celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a renewal of their vows in the same church they got married in, followed afterwards by a big party for family and friends.

Denise Fergus is happy. You can hear it in her voice, see it in her eyes and feel it in the easy, loving banter between her and husband Stuart. Little wonder, given that the pair have just celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a renewal of their vows in the same church they got married in, followed afterwards by a big party for family and friends.

Maxine, which has been released on Netflix.School caretaker Ian Huntley was sentenced to life in prison in December 2003 for the murders of two 10-year-old girls, Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman, who attended the same school in Soham, Cambridgeshire.His girlfriend at the time, Maxine Carr, who was the girls’ teaching assistant, received a three-and-a-half year prison sentence for perverting the course of justice after providing Huntley with a false alibi. She only served half her sentence, and was given anonymity for life upon her release from Foston Hall prison in May 2004.In the TV drama, the last scene of Carr shows her on a beach as she’s approached by someone off screen who recognises her.

Child killer Jon Venables has been granted a parole hearing, the Parole Board has confirmed. Venables, who killed James Bulger alongside Robert Thompson in Feburary 1993, has been granted a hearing later this year.

A man who discovered James Bulger's body when he was a teenager has died in police custody. James Riley, 44, found the murdered toddler's body with brother Terence Riley on a railway line in Liverpool in 1993, when he was just 14, the Liverpool Echo reports.

As she spent yet another heartbreaking Christmas without her son, Denise Fergus took comfort from a government plan that Jon Venables would never be free – and from the words of a police forensic psychologist.

Today marks twenty years since schoolgirls Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman vanished on their way to buy sweets.

Murdered toddler James Bulger's devastated dad is determined to tell his son's killer that he should spend the rest of his life behind bars.

James Bulger’s mum has found light and happiness in her life but says she will always 'fight to keep Jon Venables locked up'.

killers was refused parole.Jon Venables, 38, and his friend Robert Thompson were 10 in 1993, when they killed James, two, after taking him from Bootle, Merseyside.They served eight years before being freed on licence with lifelong anonymity, but Venables is now in jail for possessing child abuse images.It is understood he has been told it will be two years before he can apply for parole again.James’ father Ralph Bulger said: “This is the first time ever that the right decision has been made

He has looked into the eyes of the country's most infamous people.As criminal barrister for 30 years, Sir Richard Henriques appeared in 106 murder trials.They included that of the most prolific serial killer in history, Hyde GP Harold Shipman.That case alone would have secured his place in legal history.But he was also chief prosecutor for a case which matched the Moors Murders for its harrowing nature.That was the trial of Robert Thompson and Jon Venables for the murder of James Bulger, aged

A case has been referred to the Parole Board to consider whether one of James Bulger’s killers should be released from jail.

James Bulger’s killer Jon Venables could be freed from jail in weeks following a fresh parole hearing.

The mum of murdered toddler James Bulger feels that his killers were “rewarded for their crimes” rather than punished.