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| Borneo student killings: 'Four admit crime' | Borneo student killings: 'Four admit crime' |
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| Four men arrested in Borneo over the stabbing of two British medical students have "admitted their crime" according to local police. | |
| Newcastle University students Neil Dalton and Aidan Brunger were killed early on Wednesday. | Newcastle University students Neil Dalton and Aidan Brunger were killed early on Wednesday. |
| Mr Dalton, from Derbyshire, and Mr Brunger, from Kent, were in the last week of a work placement at a hospital in Kuching. | Mr Dalton, from Derbyshire, and Mr Brunger, from Kent, were in the last week of a work placement at a hospital in Kuching. |
| Tributes have been paid in the UK to the two men, both aged 22. | |
| Martyn Cooper, head teacher at Belper School, Derbyshire, told the Derby Telegraph Mr Dalton had been a promising student there. | |
| University friend Alice Dennison said he had been "so excited" to work in Malaysia. | |
| "He was the most kind-hearted man I have ever had the pleasure of knowing, always the life and soul of the party and no-one ever had a bad word to say about him." | "He was the most kind-hearted man I have ever had the pleasure of knowing, always the life and soul of the party and no-one ever had a bad word to say about him." |
| Professor Jane Calvert, dean of undergraduate studies for Newcastle University Medical School, said Mr Dalton, of Ambergate, Belper, and Mr Brunger, from Hempstead, Gillingham, were in their fourth year of studies and "highly committed". | |
| She said: "Aidan was aspiring to do some medical research on his return; Neil was going straight into his final year and it's such a tragic thing to occur." | She said: "Aidan was aspiring to do some medical research on his return; Neil was going straight into his final year and it's such a tragic thing to occur." |
| The attack happened in the Jalan Padungan area of Kuching in Sarawak province, in the west of the Malaysian part of Borneo. | The attack happened in the Jalan Padungan area of Kuching in Sarawak province, in the west of the Malaysian part of Borneo. |
| Deputy police commissioner Chai Khin Chung said officers had finished their investigation and they would be passing on their evidence for prosecution. | Deputy police commissioner Chai Khin Chung said officers had finished their investigation and they would be passing on their evidence for prosecution. |
| He said: "The suspects have been apprehended and they have admitted the crime. We have recovered the weapons from the crime. | He said: "The suspects have been apprehended and they have admitted the crime. We have recovered the weapons from the crime. |
| "We have all the major evidence in our hands which we will send to the prosecution." | "We have all the major evidence in our hands which we will send to the prosecution." |
| He said the two students got into an argument with men in a bar and after leaving on foot, they were followed by car and attacked. | He said the two students got into an argument with men in a bar and after leaving on foot, they were followed by car and attacked. |
| Malaysia's The Star newspaper reported the main suspect as a 23-year-old fishmonger. It said the others were a 29-year-old mechanic and two unemployed men aged 19 and 35. | Malaysia's The Star newspaper reported the main suspect as a 23-year-old fishmonger. It said the others were a 29-year-old mechanic and two unemployed men aged 19 and 35. |