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The Verdict: Chevrolet Epica (Independent)
One of the big motoring themes of the past couple of years has been the progress being made by Korean car manufacturers in developing products to match the market-leading models from Europe and Japan. But while the Koreans' performance has been impressive, it has also been uneven. For example, recent models from corporate sisters Kia and Hyundai have been winning plaudits, while at the other ...

Student guilty of doctor murder (BBC News)
A law student is found guilty of stabbing to death a doctor who gave him lodgings and acted as his guardian.

Exam stress led student David Quartey to stab his guardian 56 times (Times Online)
A law student who stabbed his guardian 56 times because she had pressured him to resit his failed exams was jailed for life yesterday.

Law student stabbed guardian to death after pressure to resit exams (The Herald)
A LAW student who stabbed his guardian to death because she pressured him to resit his failed exams was jailed for life yesterday. David Quartey, 22, was found guilty of murdering consultant paediatrician Dr Victoria Anyetei, 54, on August 14 last year.

Law student jailed for life for stabbing his guardian to death after she encouraged him to resit exams (Daily Mail)
A law student who stabbed his guardian to death because she pressured him to resit his failed exams was jailed for life today.

Doctor murder trial jurors retire (BBC News)
Jurors in the case of a law student charged with murdering a Kent doctor retire to consider their verdict.

Toyota slowing UK output (Times of Malta)
Last year the British plant of Toyota Motors rolled out a total of 278,000 units of the Avensis mid-sized sedan. Toyota Motors, the world's largest carmaker, said it was slowing production at plants in Britain and Turkey and would downsize its contract workforce to meet weakening demand in Europe.

In this section (St Albans Observer)
THREE taxi drivers have been robbed at knifepoint in Hatfield in just four days leading police to believe the attacks are linked.

Toyota slowing UK, Turkey output (Reuters via Yahoo! Singapore News)
TOKYO, Aug 8 (Reuters) - Toyota Motor Corp <7203.T>, the world's largest carmaker, said on Friday it was slowing production at plants in Britain and Turkey and would downsize its contract work force to meet weakening demand in Europe.