D Tuesday, October 20, 2009 METRO 11 This sculpture called Teddy Bear by Cliff Maitland from the UK won first prize in the Weetabix Wheat Art competition, which aimed to encourage farmers to celebrate the harvest Picture: PA a big bale out evidence in North double murder case handed over VAST amounts of evidence in a PSNI investigation into the dentist accused of murdering his wife and his ex-lovers husband 18 years ago have been handed over to the Public Prosecution Service. It includes police transcripts of interviews with Dr Colin Howell, 50, who is charged with the double murder along with his former lover Hazel Stewart, 46. Howell, from Castlerock, Co Antrim, has been in custody at Maghaberry Prison since January when police launched a murder investigation into the deaths of his wife Lesley and police constable Trevor Buchanan, at the time Hazel Stewarts husband. Their bodies were found in a car filled with carbon monoxide fumes, apparent victims of a suicide pact. North Antrim Magistrates Court was told Howells lawyer had handed over material relating to his client to solicitors acting for Stewart, a mother of two from Coleraine. She is out on bail but made a brief appearance in court yesterday. The case is expected to go to trial late next year. 43m fall for scareware POP-UP adverts can be more than merely distracting and annoying they can be the source of scam internet security software. As many as 43million computer users downloaded fake security software last year alone, a new report on cybercrime claims. Cyberthieves plant false security alerts which pop up when users access a legitimate website. The advert warns of a virus and offers security software. In fact theyre a conduit for attackers to take over your machine, said Vincent Weafer of online security company Symantec. Newborn baby is seafood chefs catch of the dayBY SARAH STACKA SEAFOOD chef has served up the perfect catch for a couple by delivering their newborn baby girl outside his restaurant. When a woman ran in to Ger Reidys eaterie for help, he thought there had been an accident out- side. Instead the cook found Ukrainian Oxana Murashkevych with a bun in the oven and about to give birth in the back of a car. The quick-thinking chef grabbed two tablecloths and went to the aid of the mother-to-be, whom he has known for five years. When I got back, the baby was on its way, said Mr Reidy, 51, who runs Lauras Bar & Restaurant in the Sligo town of Carney. The only thing I de- liver here is good seafood, he said. Mr Reidy cleaned the new arrival before wrap- ping her in a vest and placing her on her mothers tummy until an ambulance arrived. The bouncing baby girl, who weighed 3.5kg (7lb 12oz), is recovering in Sligo General Hospital with her proud mother after her birth on Sunday. Ms Murashkevych, 40, is already a mother-of- three and works as a waitress at another restaurant in the town. She said it all happened very quickly. The baby came just two minutes drive from home. We pulled in beside Lauras restaurant and everybody was in shock, she said. Then the baby came. Mr Reidy said the father, Stan, 42, was also in a panic during the birth. I put my arms around him and said, Dont worry, well sort this out, itll be grand, he continued. He asked me how many ba- bies I had delivered and I told him this was the first. He thought I was an expert. index.html2.html3.html4.html5.html6.html7.html8.html9.html10.html11.html12.html13.html14.html15.html16.html17.html18.html19.html20.html21.html22.html23.html