Mr Carter, his 17-year-old son, Andrew, life-long friend Jon Waller and pilot Stephen Holdich were all killed when the helicopter plunged into woodland near Wansford. They were returning from Liverpool after watching the Champions League semi-final between the Reds and Chelsea.
The French-made Squirrel helicopter was heading for the Carters' home at Thornhaugh Hall, at Thornhaugh.
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2007: the year in review - news, sports, business, entertainment, photos, videos and the most read stories online.8th: FORMER US Vice-President and environmental campaigner Al Gore backed The Evening Telegraph's Go Green Campaign.
We wanted our readers to do their bit for the environment by making small changes to their everyday lives.
Mr Gore, who narrated the Oscar-winning documentary An Inconvenient Truth, which highlighted the devastating impact global warming is having on the planet, praised The ET for its stand.
16th: STILL grieving, George Lindsey steeled himself to open a letter addressed to his late wife and was shocked to learn – he was dead.
The letter, addressed to wife Lily (83), also informed her that George's pension benefits were being cut off.
George (83), a highly-decorated veteran, was astonished to learn that the Department for Work and Pensions had made a terrible blunder.
23rd: A CITY dentist surgery suddenly shut its doors leaving patients struggling to get emergency treatment.
The Community First for Treatment surgery opened with a fanfare offering cut-price dental care at its practice in Eastfield Road.
But patients were shocked to find the doors locked, and a sign saying the practice had closed due to "unforeseen circumstances".
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