Boyce

/ bɔɪs /

noun

1. William . ?1710–79, English composer, noted esp for his church music and symphonies

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Characters are given little monologues, often to explain how they became the person they are, that play as the sort of thing that might occur late in the last act of a stage drama: Jennings found the sirens outside her window comforting, which led her to police work, “so that kids like me will be safe”; Boyce had a life-changing moment involving a pair of red leather shoes while fighting in the so-called Cypriot Emergency.

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Ms Boyce is not the only one feeling the impact six months on.

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I'm standing next to pensioner Lorraine Boyce in the cramped hallway of her Birmingham home.

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"In the shed I've got a lot of small jars," explained Ms Boyce, who is in her 80s and from Kings Norton.

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Ben Leapman, editor of Inside Time magazine, which is distributed to prisons, said the failures of Lowdham Grange in Boyce's case "raises concerns about the culture among staff at some prisons of declining to follow rules".

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