British submariner to face murder charge

A Royal Navy serviceman will appear in court today accused of the murder of a colleague and the attempted murders of three other crew on board a nuclear submarine.

Mon, 11 Apr, 2011 - 09:10

A Royal Navy serviceman will appear in court today accused of the murder of a colleague and the attempted murders of three other crew on board a nuclear submarine.

Lieutenant Commander Ian Molyneux, 36, was fatally shot on board HMS Astute while it was docked in Southampton, Hampshire, on Friday.

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