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“Police in Manchester reported four arrests for affray around the fan zone at Castlefield Arena where more than 10,000 fans attended a ticket-only screening of the England USA match.”
“Police in Lancashire and Merseyside said they had made no football-related arrests.”
“two men, aged 29 and 22, and a 24-year-old woman, had been arrested in connection with the incident.”
“Gail Russell, 26, was stabbed in the street after a disturbance in Small Crescent, Blantyre, at about 2115 BST on Saturday.”
“The three people arrested were expected to appear at Hamilton Sheriff Court on Tuesday.”
“Four people have been injured in a shooting at a nightclub in Birmingham city centre.”
“West Midlands Police were called to the Custard Factory complex in Gibb Street, Digbeth, shortly after 0100 BST.”
“More than 1,000 people are believed to have been at the venue when the shooting started.”
“We are well aware of problems in terms of volume of people wanting to look at the screen, but overall we are not aware of a large number of arrests.”
“One dog, Lola, a German pointer abandoned as a puppy, made headlines last September when she alerted British and French police to the presence of 18 illegal immigrants hiding in a tanker of flour extract bound for Wrexham.”
“He was arrested in 2003 as part of a government sweep on dissidents, and found guilty of treason.”
“The six prisoners being transferred were among those arrested in 2003.”
“"I'm sad because I can't share this moment with my mother, who died five months ago and because more than half of our companions are still in prison," he said.”
“Officials say the agent was arrested in early June.”
“A spokeswoman for Polish prosecutors told the Associated Press news agency that a suspect, identified as Uri B, had been arrested on 4 June in connection with the Dubai murder.”
“Dubai police have said they are 99% sure Israeli agents were involved”
“Sussex Police have tested 948 drivers on suspicion of drink-driving during the first week of a summer campaign.”
“A total of 38 arrests were made and among those was a 45-year-old man who was charged with being nearly three times over the drink-drive limit.”
“Police, who said the inquiry was "complex and involved historical offences", said a 65-year-old man had been bailed until 25 August.”
“neither of the two men have been found or arrested”
“So far neither of the two men have been found or arrested but their home in Caracas has been cordoned off by the police.”
“Storybook Dads, which was first established by Ms Berry in Dartmoor Prison in 2004, has now expanded to more than 90 prisons across the UK.”
“The Chief Constable of Lancashire Police has been appointed CBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours list.”
“Lancashire police constables Janet Roe and Kathleen Bromilow, who have been appointed MBE for services to policing.”
“Saima Afzal, appointed MBE for services to the police and to community relations in Lancashire.”
“Denis O'Connor began his career with the police service over 40 years ago”
“He began his police career as a constable with the Metropolitan Police Service in 1968.”
“Among the positions he has held is deputy chief constable in Kent Police, from 1993 to 1997.”
“Mr O'Connor, from Betchworth, was awarded the Queen's Police Medal in 1996.”
“Other honours include an MBE for a retired South Yorkshire police constable for his 29-year service.”
“The Welsh star is honoured alongside actress Sophie Okonedo and Midsomer Murders actor John Nettles, who are both given OBEs.”
“She gained a Bafta nod for playing a feisty lawyer in Criminal Justice, and portrayed Winnie Mandela in a recent BBC drama.”
“Midsomer Murders, which began in 1997”
“When he finishes the Midsomer tenure, Nettles will have chalked up 75 episodes.”
“My final episode will be the 82nd.”
“The Killings at Badger's Drift, in 1996”
“In total, 61 people from Northern Ireland receive awards including three police officers who receive the Queen's Police Medal.”
“They found more than 200 indecent images of children on his computer.”
“The 56-year old was also placed on the sex offenders register for five years.”
“Stanley Bailey, 55, of Barton Hill, was found not guilty by reason of insanity of the attacks with a Swiss army knife, at Bristol Crown Court in May.”
“On 11 May, a jury cleared Mr Bailey of 12 charges including wounding with intent, having an offensive weapon and assault occasioning actual bodily harm.”
“Two police community support officers, members of a young family, cyclists and a police officer were among those stabbed. Nobody suffered life-threatening injuries.”
“He pleaded guilty to eight charges of indecent assault and four charges of indecency with a child, and the making and possession of indecent photographs.”
“Steenfeld, of Westgate Avenue, Blackley, who was also known as Frank Roberts, was also on trial accused of 13 other sexual offences, including rape, but the jury could not reach a verdict.”
“He was arrested in 2007 after a disturbance at his home.”
“Steenfeld was also ordered to sign the Sex Offenders' Register for life and given a Sexual Offences Prevention Order banning him from allowing any child under the age of 16 years into his home without there being a suitable adult present.”
“has been jailed for almost 13 years.”
“Two men have been jailed after police found the UK's largest haul of crack cocaine in a flat in Salford.”
“They were arrested during a raid in June 2009 when police discovered them next to 9kg of the drug.”
“Leishman was jailed for 13 years and St Pierre was jailed for 11 years at Manchester Crown Court.”
“St Pierre, of Staplehurst Road, Newton Heath, was arrested in the hallway next to a bedroom where about 9kg of the drug was found.”
“Huge amounts of drugs have been removed from circulation and the two men responsible for them are facing a long time behind bars.”
“in April 2009”
“has been sentenced to four months in a youth detention unit.”
“2008”
“Thomas Williams will spend at least six years in custody”
“Mr Justice David Lloyd Jones jailed Williams for life with a minimum tariff of six years”
“Mrs Williams said she and daughter Helen, 21, a pharmacology student at Edinburgh university, were "devastated".”
“A fox was photographed by a Met officer at the house on Saturday”
“Police originally put the death toll at 12 and later updated it to 20, but the governor's office said the higher figure had been based on an erroneous figure from a rescue worker.”
“Nine days before the shootings, some of the teenage casualties injured in the Keswick bus crash, which claimed the lives of Chloe Walker, 16, and Kieran Goulding, 15, were treated at the hospital.”
“Early on the morning of the killings, Derrick Bird, 52, was spotted 'lurking' outside the Frizington home of Mr Commons...”
“A case of culpable homicide has been opened, and police are investigating whether to bring charges against him.”
“Andrew Affleck, 32, was jailed for a minimum of 23 years over the house fire in Irvine in 2001.”
“Affleck was originally ordered to serve at least 27 years for the murders, but the period was reduced to 23 years at an earlier appeal.”
“He was jailed for 27 months at Manchester Minshull Street Crown Court.”
“Passing sentence, temporary judge Bill Dunlop QC told both Gallaghers: "I see no reason to distinguish between you as far as sentence is concerned. The ferocity and tenacity of your response to the provocation puts this at the high end of …”
“When questioned by police, the church warden thought 20 weddings had been carried out in the six months before Mr Brown was arrested, but in fact there had been 170, the court heard.”
“Nearly 40 people have died in gun attacks by gangs in two Mexican cities, police say.”
“Gunmen stormed a rehabilitation centre in the northern city of Chihuahua, killing 19 and wounding four others.”
“A police official told AFP news agency that "more than 30 gunmen arrived aboard six trucks".”
“At the end of it, the bullet-riddled bodies of 18 men and two women were found in five different locations in the city, police said.”
“An alleged leader of Los Zetas, Hector Raul Luna Luna, was arrested on Wednesday in the north-eastern city of Monterrey, Mexico's third largest city.”
“Mature student Stephen Griffiths, 40, has been charged with their murders.”
“Mr Griffiths, who was studying criminology at Bradford University, appeared at the city's crown court on 28 May accused of murdering Ms Blamires, 36, Ms Rushworth, 43, and Ms Armitage, 31.”
“While police have so far found no trace of Ms Rushworth, who disappeared in June 2009, body parts belonging to the other two women have been found in the River Aire in Bradford.”
“Mr Hannington denies one count of soliciting to murder with the post: "Kill the Jew, Kill the Jew, Burn down a synagogue today!... Burn the scum...".”
“The court also heard the pair were in regular contact over the internet with two men who have now been convicted of terrorism charges, including possessing the deadly poison ricin.”
“A former BBC producer, David Mills, said army officials agreed nail bombs were planted on 17-year-old Gerard Donaghey, who died on Bloody Sunday.”
“Ramjanally, 36, of Loughton, Essex, was given a two-year sentence in his absence after failing to attend Chelmsford Crown Court.”
“Four men sentenced to death for the murder of a US aid worker and his driver have escaped from prison.”
“found guilty of the double murder last year”
“Mr Granville, 33, and his Sudanese driver Abdelrahman Abbas Rahama were killed as they returned from a New Year's Eve party in 2008.”
“The four men escaped from Kober prison late on Thursday, police said.”
“They were on death row after being found guilty of the double murder last year and sentenced to death by hanging.”
“Prosecutors are expected to charge the 10 with hijacking.”
“The HMIC report on Civil Contingency Planning by Forces in England and Wales says the inspectors looked at 22 forces which were seen as having a high risk of a civil emergency.”
“The 178-page document included many previously unconsidered witness statements, an assessment of fresh information about the shootings, and a damning indictment of the Widgery report.”
“the judge at the Revolutionary Court said he had issued me an eight-year prison sentence, on the previous charges.”
“If I had been arrested without travel documents in Iraq, I would have been facing six months in prison before being extradited.”
“He was a leftist student who fled Iran after receiving a 15 year prison sentence from the Iranian Revolutionary Court.”
“I was arrested in the winter of 2007 and spent five months in Qezel Hessar Prison, before I was released on bail.”
“A week before my court hearing, my brother Abolfazl was arrested and the authorities told my family that they would not release him until I showed up in court.”
“Two brothers have each been sentenced to 11 months in prison after £130,000 worth of drugs were found in their Berkshire home.”
“Lukasz Kalwajtys was also sentenced to a month in prison for possession of a class B drug, cannabis, and a month for possession of a class C drug, both to be served concurrently.”
“Thames Valley Police said after the arrests that when officers searched the brothers' home they found a rucksack containing 1.6kg (3.5lb) of amphetamines, 24.9g (9oz) of herbal cannabis, drug paraphernalia and mobile phones.”
“They were arrested at Bullingdon prison, Oxfordshire, in March when they visited an inmate.”
“In November 2008, police raided the parliamentary office of Tory MP Damian Green, now immigration minister, in an investigation into leaks”
“after two genuine incidents”
“On 28 May police warned south London parents to be on guard after two apparent abduction attempts.”
