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McCullagh sentence appeal re-traumatising, says McNally family
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NEWSDECK ANALYSIS
The BBC News and Evening Standard are covering the story of Stephen McCullagh's sentence appeal in a similar manner, with both outlets reporting that the appeal is re-traumatising for the McNally family. The Evening Standard provides additional context about the crime, noting that McCullagh staged a fake YouTube gaming livestream as an alibi. The BBC News focuses on the family's statement regarding the appeal, while the Evening Standard includes more details about the murder. Overall, the coverage broadly agrees on the key points of the story.
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BBC News
McCullagh sentence appeal re-traumatising, says McNally family
McCullagh, 36, was sentenced in June after being convicted of murdering Natalie McNally, who was 15 weeks pregnant.
1 Jul, 08:09
Evening Standard
Stephen McCullagh to appeal 31-year sentence for murder of Natalie McNally
McCullagh staged a fake YouTube gaming livestream to provide an alibi while he murdered Ms McNally.
30 Jun, 14:57
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