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India Chipchase inquiry: Man charged with murder of Northampton barmaid India Chipchase: Man charged with murder of Northampton barmaid
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A 51-year-old man has been charged with the murder of India Chipchase in Northampton.A 51-year-old man has been charged with the murder of India Chipchase in Northampton.
Edward Tenniswood, of Stanley Road in the town, was arrested after the 20-year-old was reported missing in the early hours of on Saturday. The 20-year-old barmaid was reported missing in the early hours of Saturday after a night out with friends.
She disappeared after a night out and her body was found in a property on Stanley Road on Sunday afternoon. Her body was found in a property on Stanley Road in the town on Sunday afternoon. A post-mortem examination concluded she died as a result of pressure to the neck.
Mr Tenniswood is due to appear at Northampton Magistrates' Court later. Edward Tenniswood, of Stanley Road, is due at Northampton Magistrates' Court.
Ms Chipchase was last seen by friends on Bridge Street at about 01:15 GMT on Saturday.
Her disappearance was reported by her family later that day.
'Hardworking, intelligent'
Ms Chipchase's boyfriend, Evaan Reihana, paid tribute to her on Instagram.
Mr Reihana, who plays rugby in France, said: "I honestly can't believe to think even now that you have left us in that way miss India eve Chipchase.
"I honestly hope that you rest in peace Hun and that I will be playing for you for as long as I know."
Ms Chipchase's father is a doctor and she was a keen fan of Northampton Saints rugby union side.
Ben Cohen, the former England and Northampton player and Strictly Come Dancing contestant tweeted: "So sad and devastating and on our doorstep. Thoughts go out to her family."
Ms Chipchase was a student at Northampton College between September 2013 and June 2014 and took a diploma in health and social care.
Her former lecturer, Jo Forester, said: "She was a well-liked member of her group by both staff and students for her caring nature and sense of humour.
"She was a hardworking, intelligent young lady who possessed the maturity to complete all the targets she set herself regarding her college work and placement experiences."