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“He had been due to appear at the Download Festival in Donington with his new band Killing For Company. Instead fans will be able to pay their respects when footage of the rocker is played on a big screen on Friday evening. The tribute vide…”
“Manslaughter charges against Richards, of Broadwell, and Davies, of Scowles, were dropped at Bristol Crown Court.”
“The charge of manslaughter, which they denied, was withdrawn by the prosecution.”
“most of the anti-social behaviour and criminal damage tends to centre on the weekend but this shows a shift to a midweek period.”
“Two brothers have each been jailed for 10 years for killing a man they thought had assaulted their mother.”
“Christopher and Robert Abraham, aged 26 and 20, attacked local football referee David Linning, 65, at his home in East Kilbride in Lanarkshire last December.”
“His body was not found until two days later when a friend came to collect him to referee a football match in the town.”
“Lady Stacey said the brothers, who have a string of minor convictions, had been judged to be a high risk and made an order extending their licence conditions, after release, by two years.”
“A Finnish court has sentenced a Rwandan preacher to life in jail for his participation in Rwanda's genocide.”
“He was acquitted of 10 counts of murder and of providing training and acquiring weapons, Helsingin Sanomat reports.”
“Simeon Johnson, 18, and a 19-year-old man, referred to as "M" because of a court order, had denied murder but both were unanimously convicted.”
“They will return to the court for sentencing on 25 June.”
“At least seven people were killed and several vehicles were set on fire in the assault which took place just 10km (six miles) from Islamabad.”
“The trucks were attacked at around 2335 local time (1835 GMT) when they were parked at a roadside depot, police said.”
“A man aged 83 has pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of another resident aged 92 at a Devon care home.”
“Woodroof's wife Audrey, 82, died from a brain tumour while he was awaiting trial in Exeter Prison over the death of Ms Hawken.”
“Two people have been charged with attempted murder.”
“Heriberto Viramontes, 31, and his alleged accomplice, Marcy Cruz, 25, have been charged with attempted murder, aggravated battery and other charges.”
“Natasha, a former Queen's University student, and her friend Stacy Jurich, were attacked from behind and struck on the back of their heads with a baseball bat.”
“Five men were similarly arrested in Wolverhampton, Wednesbury, and Witton and Erdington in Birmingham on Wednesday.”
“A total of 314 football banning orders, which require recipients to report to police on match days, have been issued across the West Midlands.”
“Police have warned of heavy traffic on all routes to Inverness and the road leading to the site at the village of Dores.”
“Acpos said tests of samples had found the substance contained class B drugs.”
“A friend of the missing man alerted police at 0400 BST after he fell asleep and found his friend had gone.”
“In total, around 60 personnel from the RNLI, volunteer life brigades, coastguard and police were involved in the search, with around 40 of those being volunteers.”
“At about 2100 BST a number of teenagers were arrested after a disorder incident outside a shop on Union Street. All 11 of those arrested, who were aged between 15 and 18, were later released on bail, police said.”
“A 16-year-old boy was arrested on suspicion of attempted assault afterwards.”
“When the concrete was thrown from the car park it narrowly missed two people, including a police community support officer (PCSO).”
“The arrested teenagers were bailed to return to Charles Cross Police Station in September.”
“Headley was arrested by FBI agents in Chicago in October.”
“He is alleged to have told prosecutors that he had been working with Lashkar-e-Taiba since 2002.”
“Headley changed his name from Daood Gilani in 2006 after he was told by members of Lashkar-e-Taiba that he would be travelling to India to carry out surveillance duties for the group, prosecutors said.”
“I have recommended that they don't show the England matches and that a more suitable venue would be somewhere like Pride Park, if the Derby County FC agrees or even in a park away from the city centre, where there are no pubs and control o…”
“The victim was shot at twice as his attackers fled through Tesco car park in Longsands Lane, Fulwood, at 1230 BST on 26 March.”
“Police believe there were at least two robbers involved.”
“Officers have released CCTV images of a man in the Anderton Arms pub exactly a week before the shooting.”
“Police have recovered three vehicles which they believe the robbers used before, during and after the robberies - a white Peugeot van, a black Nissan Qashqai and a metallic blue Renault Scenic.”
“People must be staggered to find that you can have a vehicle parked on one of the Severn Bridges for five hours without being spotted by the police or by CCTV.”
“The police have done their damnedest - but there are no cameras on that bridge... Their efforts have been restricted by the lack of CCTV cameras on the bridge, and this must be addressed so that no other family goes through this heartache.”
“In addition to CCTV cameras, Highways Agency-funded traffic officers and Gwent Police also carried out vehicle patrols across the bridge. The Highways Agency said it was jointly responsible for routine patrols with the police.”
“"People must be staggered to find that you can have a vehicle parked on one of the Severn Bridges for five hours without being spotted by the police or by CCTV," said Mr German, speaking on BBC Radio Wales' Good Morning Wales programme.”
“The ministry of justice says that in 2008, the latest year for which figures are available, 124,326 phone taps were authorised.”
“The authoritative Max Planck Institute has calculated that in 2006, 76 out of every 100,000 Italians had their phones tapped.”
“The next nearest European country was the Netherlands, with 62 out of every 100,000, followed by Switzerland with 32 people out of every 100,000.”
“Chen was convicted in September 2009 of embezzling state funds, committing forgery and money laundering.”
“Chen's wife, Wu Shu-chen, who was also jailed over corruption in 2009, had her sentence reduced to 20 years, reports said.”
“Greater Manchester Police has been planning the policing operation for months in conjunction with other authorities.”
“Extra officers, including mounted police and dog handlers, will be in town and city centres before, during and after all England matches.”
“The ombudsman made 16 recommendations to the NI Prison Service”
“one impartial person should be present”
“The UK Border Agency arrested three others, including her Indian fiance, at Oxford Register Office on Tuesday.”
“Kent Police are to pay compensation to three people who were unlawfully searched during a demonstration at a power station”
“Police made 100 arrests during the week-long climate camp”
“At the High Court in January, police admitted the searches were unlawful”
“Max Goeldi was sentenced in February to four months in prison for violating Libyan immigration rules.”
“The row began when Hannibal Gaddafi and his wife were arrested in Geneva in July 2008 accused of assaulting two servants while staying at a luxury hotel.”
“Mr Goeldi, the manager of an engineering firm, was held along with Rachid Hamdani, who works for a construction company. They were later released on bail and then convicted in absentia while sheltering in the Swiss embassy in Tripoli. Mr H…”
“Nadia and Melissa Nicholls were each sentenced to 21 months after pleading guilty to money laundering at Liverpool Crown Court.”
“Twenty-four gang members have now been successfully prosecuted.”
“Four Fiat Multiplas were used to smuggle the drugs and firearms between the UK and Amsterdam, with money being exchanged at both ends.”
“The investigation began in November 2006, when it focused on Ivan Hue of Robin Street, Preston, police said.”
“Discussions began at the start of the year, and a report will be considered by both police authorities in October.”
“However, unlike the proposals five years ago for a North East 'superforce', the latest plans do not include Cleveland Police.”
“To not consider a merger is not an option because if I'm asked whether savings could be achieved, to respond by saying that we haven't even contemplated it would not demonstrate to the public that we were doing our best to keep the precept…”
“It may well be that in October the report will show there would be no benefit, so we will continue on our separate ways and that will be the end of the story.”
“the jury heard that Mr Dolan, of Philip Lane, Tottenham; Mr Farrell, of Cambridge Road, Aldershot, Hampshire, and Mr Lee, of Broad Lane, Goole, East Yorkshire, "sucked in" trophy property buyers Terence Collins and Dutch financier Marcus B…”
“Christopher Winnan, 21, of Birdham Road, Brighton, was jailed for two years after being found guilty of violent disorder at Hove Crown Court.”
“A 17-year-old boy was jailed for five years for causing grievous bodily harm and 12 months for perverting the course of justice, to run concurrently.”
“Joel Henson died three months after the assault from a drug overdose.”
“Susan Finkelstein, 44, was convicted in March of attempted prostitution.”
“She was also sentenced to 100 hours of community service.”
“has been sentenced to one year's probation.”
“A prolific burglar who targeted more than 80 businesses and community organisations across Suffolk and Essex has been jailed for eight years.”
“Two men were arrested as four properties were searched in Stoke-on-Trent and a third man was arrested in Warrington, Cheshire, when two properties were searched.”
“The men were arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to cheat HM Revenue and money-laundering offences under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002, HMRC said.”
“A pensioner has been convicted of sexually abusing two sisters in Lanarkshire more than 20 years ago.”
“When the woman, who is now 28, went to the police her half-sister, 35, also came forward and said that Rice had abused her.”
“Convicted paedophiles Charles O'Neill, 47, and William Lauchlan, 33, were sentenced to a minimum of 30 and 26 years respectively for murdering her in 1997.”
“They were also sentenced for 10 years each in prison for abusing a 14-year-old from Irvine, Ayrshire, a 15-year-old in Spain and grooming a six-year-old in Scotland at various times between 2003 and 2008.”
“Lauchlan and O'Neill were arrested in 2008 after a joint surveillance operation by Lancashire and Central Scotland Police discovered they were grooming a six-year-old boy with intent to abuse him.”
“On the 19 December 2009”
“He stabbed a 17-year-old during a gang scuffle on Wood Lane, Partington, following the shouting of racist comments on 12 April 2009.”
“A man who stabbed a teenager during a street fight in Trafford has been jailed for four and a half years.”
“another week”
“June 2009”
“The local assistant commissioner and senior police officers negotiated with the protesters, who gave them another week to investigate the matter.”
“In June 2009, the BBC Urdu service published excerpts from a secret police report confirming that militants had started setting up bases close to the LoC in Pakistani-administered Kashmir.”
“officers went to the O'Rourkes' home where they found a stash of firearms in an unsecured building.”
“A police photograph showed a stack of rifles and double-barrelled shotguns, most of which were imitation or not operational, prosecutor Ann Hampshire said.”
“He appeared via video link from prison. The woman's three-year-old daughter was in the house at the time and hid as Longmire carried out the attack, the court heard. Another recent conviction was that of Joshua the High Priest in 2009. Pri…”
“Andrew Longmire has been convicted of 12 rapes”
“Longmire was given 11 life sentences in 1988 after he was convicted of 11 rapes.”
“Priest, of Sunny Bank, Broomhall, who changed his name from Robert Wilson by deed poll, was jailed for 17 years for raping an 18-year-old woman in 1984 and sexually assaulting a 17-year-old in 1985.”
“Andrew Longmire, 54, from Bolton, admitted raping a 26-year-old woman in her Sheffield home in 1981.”
“The woman's three-year-old daughter was in the house at the time and hid as Longmire carried out the attack, the court heard.”
“"He is facing a murder charge and, potentially, other serious charges including two high-profile murders."”
“A police spokesman said it had received reports of a "suspicious" device.”
“A Metropolitan Police spokesman said police were sent to the gallery at about 1020 BST. He added: "Officers attended and ascertained that the item was an art installation."”
“Police in riot gear were sent to raid a central London gallery after it put a fake bomb in the window.”
“The gallery said the 'comedy bomb' was strapped to a step ladder and featured 'Western-style bunches of dynamite' and an alarm.”
