Bellingham boy shoots mom's attacker in face with BB gun

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The boy swung a board at the attacker, who chased the 10-year old through the house. In the commotion the attacker, identified by police as Paul R. Newman ended up locked out of the house and trying to climb in through a window. When the mother tried to close the window he grabbed her and threatened to kill both of them.
That's when the boy ran and got his pump action BB gun. "He shot him." said Officer Young, "at least four times we believe." It was enough to end the attack. The boy and his mom were able to run from the house and dial 911.

Tread alert ... Carl shows off his size 21 shoes,madein the US

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Carl said: "My feet have always been huge — ever since I can remember. "They grew so fast when I was at school my mum kept having to buy me new shoes every few months. "Each year I would go through two or three pairs. I just wore them out really quickly. "At primary school my feet were always two sizes bigger than anyone else's. "By the time I was 12 years old they were size 14. Then in the space of two years they had gone up to size 17. I play rugby and had a huge struggle finding rugby boots — I had to get them special ordered from America." Now the unemployed welder has all his shoes specially made in the US and shipped to the UK at a cost of around £100. He said: "They don't make size 21 shoes anywhere in the UK. "They cost about £50 to have made but because the boxes they come in are quite big it costs another £50 to have them mailed back here. "I've got one pair of Nike trainers and a pair of steel-toe cap boots for work. I had some rugby boots made as well but they are already too small. "I have to wear my trainers for everything so they end up looking grubby really quickly — I wish I could have a tidy pair." Because he can only wear his trainers for nights out, Carl, a second row for the Trimsaram RFC rugby squad, is often turned away from clubs because his footwear doesn't meet the dress code.

Champ ... Jessica Rogers with her swimming coach Andy Ciprano

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Competitor ... Jessica Rogers

"Everyone is different in their own way." On her quest to make the Paralympics through a gruelling training regime, 3st Jessica now rises at 3.30am to practice before school. She said: "When I'm swimming, I feel free. At first, it was about fun, but now I want to win medals.