College lecturer admits killing husband and wife in drink-drive crash

BBC UK Thursday 03 September 2026, 11:50 UTC 1 min read

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Sophie Hynd caused the deaths of Jatinder Kaur, 48, and Satwant Singh, 64, in Cluny, Fife, in December last year.

Sophie Hynd (PERSON) Jatinder Kaur (PERSON) Satwant Singh (PERSON) Cluny (LOCATION) Fife (LOCATION)

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