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Acting for Averna Capital and ClimateCare on ClimateCare’s merger with Natural Capital Partners, forming a global and market-leading solutions provider in the Voluntary Carbon Market.* Helen Bailey: Author 'drugged and suffocated' ". BBC News. 10 January 2017 . Retrieved 10 January 2017. Hello Yellow - 80 Books to Help Children Nurture Good Mental Health and Support With Anxiety and Wellbeing - Helen Bailey was nominated for a “Queen of Teen” award in 2010 for her work on the “Crazy World of Electra Brown” series.

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British author Helen Bailey was born and raised in a village called Ponteland, which is located nine miles from Newcastle-upon-Tyne, she has one brother named John. She was born August 22, 1964. While in school, she daydreamed about other things that had nothing to do with her studies. She graduated from Ponteland High School and would later get her degree in physiology from Thames Polytechnic with the intention to becoming a forensic scientist. She liked the idea of people calling her Dr. Bailey and walking around in a lab coat. Bailey wrote five books of "teenage angst" in the Crazy World of Electra Brown series: Life at the Shallow End (2008), Out of my Depth (2008), Swimming Against the Tide (2009), Taking the Plunge (2009), and Falling Hook, Line & Sinker (2010). [8] She was nominated for a " Queen of Teen" award in 2010. [2] [9] In Running in Heels (2011), she featured a new character, Daisy Davenport. [10] Bailey also wrote books for younger children, including the Willow the Woodsprite series, the Topaz series, and the Felicity Wishes series. [11] In all, she had 22 books of short stories, picture books and young-adult fiction published. [5] [12] In his closing statement, prosecutor Stuart Trimmer QC told the jury that Stewart's version of events was "quite absurd" and that the accused had "grossly deceived" Bailey, saying: "It is perfectly plain she was completely overwhelmed by what some people might call ' love bombing'... it is a matter of common sense and knowledge that someone shortly bereaved might not have the logical equipment to see she was being deceived." [44] In response, Simon Russell Flint, the barrister acting for Stewart, dismissed the prosecution's "highly speculative theories", and asked, "What possible motive could he have?" [44] Acting for Marlin Equity Partners on its acquisition of Rydoo from Sodexo, a leading global SaaS solution for managing expense reports and business travel. Criddle, Cristina (16 July 2016). "Partner charged with murder of missing author Helen Bailey after body found in grounds of home". The Daily Telegraph . Retrieved 19 July 2016.Bailey was reported missing from her home in Royston, Hertfordshire, by her partner Ian Stewart, [17] after last being seen out walking her dog on 11 April 2016. [18] He claimed that a note was found, saying she was going to stay at the family holiday home in Broadstairs, but it was later established that she had not been there. Her brother and mother described her disappearance as out of character, and the police described it as "perplexing". [19] Acting for Gemcorp Capital Management Limited on the establishment of, and the provision of funding to, Milele Energy Limited and its subsidiaries.

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Armistice Day: A Collection of Remembrance - Spark Interest and Educate Children about Historical Moments Slawson, Nicola (23 January 2017). "Helen Bailey's mother 'uneasy' about murder suspect, trial hears". The Guardian. ISSN 0261-3077 . Retrieved 13 March 2017. Evans, Martin (6 July 2020). "Man who murdered children's author, Helen Bailey, is charged with killing his wife six years earlier". The Daily Telegraph . Retrieved 6 July 2020. Helen Bailey murder trial: Jury taken to home of author". BBC News. 13 January 2017 . Retrieved 13 January 2017. Ian Stewart: Man who killed author guilty of murdering wife". BBC News. 9 February 2022 . Retrieved 9 February 2022.a b "Helen Bailey murder trial: Ian Stewart 'grossly deceived' author". BBC News. 16 February 2017 . Retrieved 22 February 2017. While working as a temporary secretary, she met and would later marry John Sinfield, who was the head of a licensing rights company. The couple would be together for a total of twenty-two years and were married for the final fifteen years; their relationship ended upon his death in early 2011 while her and John were both in Barbados. The cause of death was drowning. While still married to John, she got a dog in 2008 named Boris (a dachshund). That being said, she does have a serious side as well. She gets to the bottom of her family’s problems, and she even serves as the go to person for answers for some people. She is also interested in the handsome boys from her school, and is severely insecure about her looks, and wants the attentions of a certain boy at school. She is a classic thirteen year old in Britain. Following her disappearance on 11 April, extensive searches were carried out at her holiday home in Broadstairs, Kent after friends said they believed she might have gone to have “some time to herself”.

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As an author, she has written novels for young teen girls, many books for smaller kids (the “Willow the Woodsprite” series, the “Topaz” series, the “Felicity Wishes” series), and a book written for adults (that is based off her blog, where she talks about how she got through her grief and her relationship with her husband, life after losing him, and the beginnings of her new relationship with Ian Stewart). Her career in writing starts much earlier than this, however, as, in her teens, she bought The Writers’s and Artists’s Yearbook with her own money and would spend time sending her stories and poems to anyone that she could think of. Some of the stories that she had written and submitted were bought by these publishers. Helen Elizabeth Bailey (22 August 1964 – c. 11 April 2016) [2] was a British author who wrote the Electra Brown series of books aimed at a teenage audience. [3]Gentleman, Amelia (30 May 2016). "The mystifying disappearance of children's author Helen Bailey". The Guardian . Retrieved 20 July 2016. Helen Bailey: Electra stuff". HelenBaileyBooks.com. Archived from the original on 21 June 2016 . Retrieved 11 July 2016. Helen Bailey: Writing stuff". HelenBaileyBooks.com. Archived from the original on 21 June 2016 . Retrieved 11 July 2016.

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Izadi, Elahe (19 July 2016). "The 'perplexing' disappearance of a children's author ends with tragic discovery". The Washington Post . Retrieved 19 July 2016.Following Stewart's conviction, the police began to re-examine the death of his first wife, Diane, in 2010. [53] On 21 August 2018 he was arrested and questioned on suspicion of her murder. [54] Subsequently charged with his wife's murder, Stewart appeared at St Albans Crown Court on 6 July 2020. He was remanded in custody until a plea hearing scheduled for 21 September 2020. [55] [56] In November 2021, Stewart pleaded not guilty to the charge. [57] Brown, Raymond (23 February 2017). "Live: Ian Stewart sentencing for murder of Royston author Helen Bailey". Cambridge News . Retrieved 23 February 2017.