Maskell

Neil Maskell and Michael Smiley are ex-military specialists, living in an isolated town in northeast Lincolnshire, turned contract killers.

Doom and Gloom, and the Cult Steve Dollar 2011

Oh, for those fading voices that once reported on other parts of the sporting forest – the posh joshing of Brian Johnston, or the old-school sunniness whatever the weather of Dan Maskell at Wimbledon.

In praise of ... 'Whispering' Ted Lowe | Editorial 2011

Unite's national officer for health, Rachael Maskell, said: "It is an indelible stain on parliamentary democracy that, while the vast majority of the electorate don't want their NHS privatised, a cabal of unelected peers, riddled with vested financial self-interest, can be mobilised to thwart the wishes of voters."

House of Lords will be able to vote on key NHS clause 2011

So Maskell wore red every Friday and tied yellow ribbons in front of her home.

Newcastle Woman In Support of Our Troops Military Mom 2009

"I just knew that I had to do something else," says Maskell.

Archive 2009-04-01 Military Mom 2009

So Maskell wore red every Friday and tied yellow ribbons in front of her home.

Archive 2009-04-01 Military Mom 2009

Then Maskell took it on the road on behalf of Canada's dead, injured and veteran soldiers.

Archive 2009-04-01 Military Mom 2009

In the Bowmanville supermarket where Maskell worked until retiring last year, soldiers visiting the store last year were touched by the sight of the colourful banner near the checkout, says manager David Skitch.

Newcastle Woman In Support of Our Troops Military Mom 2009

In the Bowmanville supermarket where Maskell worked until retiring last year, soldiers visiting the store last year were touched by the sight of the colourful banner near the checkout, says manager David Skitch.

Archive 2009-04-01 Military Mom 2009

The tragedy hit close to home for Maskell, 62, whose nephew, Cpl.

Archive 2009-04-01 Military Mom 2009