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“Police found 36-year-old Ms Blamires' body parts in the River Aire near Shipley on Tuesday.”
“They found more remains about 200 yards away in the river on Saturday.”
“A 31-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the murder of a man on Belfast's Shankill Road.”
“A 49-year-old man was arrested over the incident on Saturday but was released unconditionally on Sunday.”
“Police said they were working to contain a rave involving 2,500 people in Pembrokeshire.”
“Police set up road checks turning away cars at junctions up to five miles away and at the lane alongside Dale Fort, which is the main access to the clifftop.”
“One man has been arrested and charged with 'spreading malice and insulting the country's leaders' with the images, an official told the AFP news agency.”
“Police found 12 cannabis plants during follow-up searches, the court heard.”
“A day earlier, several attackers, armed with AK-47 rifles, shotguns and grenades, held people hostage briefly inside a mosque in the heavily built-up Garhi Shahu area.”
“Police took control of the other mosque in the nearby Model Town area after a two-hour gunfight.”
“Steven Monjeza and Tiwonge Chimbalanga were given 14-year jail terms earlier this month after being convicted of gross indecency and unnatural acts.”
“Monjeza, 26, and Chimbalanga, 20, were arrested in December 2009 after celebrating their engagement.”
“Monjeza, 26, and Chimbalanga, 20, were arrested in December 2009 after celebrating their engagement. They have been in custody ever since.”
“The discovery was made at about 1200 BST on Saturday about 200 yards from where the remains of Suzanne Blamires were found on Tuesday, police said.”
“Stephen Griffiths, 40, is charged with the murder of sex workers Ms Blamires, Susan Rushworth and Shelley Armitage.”
“Stephen Griffiths was arrested at his home on Monday.”
“Mr Griffiths has been remanded in custody and is due to appear at Bradford Crown Court via video link from Wakefield Prison on 7 June.”
“Forensic examinations are to be carried out on the remains to identify them, West Yorkshire Police said.”
“The seizure was under the Proceeds of Crime Act, which allows the UK government to recover the proceeds of criminal activity without requiring a criminal conviction.”
“Hewitt and Luckes, who had denied the charges, were each sentenced to seven years youth detention.”
“Croft was sentenced to five years - he had pleaded guilty in February.”
“Owen Hewitt, 18, Samual Luckes, 17, and Ryan Croft, 18, all from Bodmin, were detained on Friday for manslaughter and arson.”
“Hewitt and Luckes, who had denied the charges, were each sentenced to seven years youth detention. Croft was sentenced to five years - he had pleaded guilty in February.”
“Hundreds of police officers, from at least five forces including the Metropolitan Police, were drafted in.”
“Police made almost 20 arrests when they raided The Base pub in Ashington on 30 April.”
“Police found the remains of Ms Blamires, 36, in the River Aire on Tuesday, but as yet there have been no traces of Ms Rushworth, 43, and Ms Armitage, 31.”
“Dozens of teams from West Yorkshire Police are searching a variety of locations across Bradford including around the city's red light district.”
“Stephen Griffiths was arrested at his home on Monday”
“A North Yorkshire Police spokesman said: "Consultation will take place with our colleagues in West Yorkshire Police to ensure that any factors that are common to both cases are identified and investigated promptly."”
“A 20-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the death of teenager Zoe Nelson, whose burned body was discovered in a field.”
“The 17-year-old was found near Branchalfield Drive in Wishaw, North Lanarkshire, on Sunday, and a murder investigation was launched.”
“In 1989, 14 Liverpool fans were found guilty of involuntary manslaughter at a five-month trial in Belgium.”
“The Bolivian government says it will negotiate with an indigenous group that lynched four policemen on Sunday.”
“They are refusing to release them until police investigate the deaths of four of their members.”
“They accused the police of charging between $200 and $1,000 in exchange for turning a blind eye to the smuggling of cars from neighbouring Chile.”
“Eighteen relatives had previously travelled to the area where the murders had taken place, but were reportedly warned they, too, would be lynched if they proceeded any further.”
“The 41-year-old's wife was also sentenced to two years in jail, but her sentence was suspended.”
“Korean newspaper JoongAng Ilbo reported that prosecutors had asked for five-year jail terms for the man and his 25-year-old wife.”
“Sussex Police said 10 motorcyclists were killed between January and May in 2010, compared to four riders during the same period in 2009.”
“has been jailed for 10 years”
“He pleaded guilty at Luton Crown Court to three charges of rape and nine of sexual activity with a child”
“He was arrested the same month but made no comment in interview”
“A 62-year-old woman has been jailed for a year for abusing two young boys more than 20 years ago.”
“Earlier, the court had heard that the offences came to light when one of the abused boys went to the police in 2007.”
“15,000 people were expected at the official festival challenged by police”
“Police challenged an alcohol licence granted to the music and arts festival first held in 1974 and organisers were forced to cancel this year's event.”
“While no formal event is going ahead this year, there will be additional police officers working over the period in anticipation of likely impromptu gatherings.”
“This is not an issue on which the police should have been allowed to dictate.”
“It should be left to democratically elected councillors to make decisions like these that affect our city, not unelected police officers.”
“Proceedings ground to a halt on the ninth day of the case after a police officer told the court what had happened with the note.”
“John Cort, 54, of Rutland Street, Leicester, was jailed for life to serve a minimum term of 29 years”
“Brian Farrell, 37, of Queensborough Terrace, west London, was jailed for a minimum term 27 years for the murder of Vina Patel.”
“Paul Slack, 49, was jailed for life for murder.”
“Kathleen Johnson, 59, sentenced to three years for manslaughter following a trial.”
“proposals to build a 360-bed centre at Glen Parva, near Leicester, had been stopped.”
“the 75% reoffending rate demonstrates.”
“The Ministry of Justice said proposals to build a 360-bed centre at Glen Parva, near Leicester, had been stopped.”
“The number of young people in custody has been falling in the past year, with 1,707 15 to 17-year-olds in custody compared with 2,156 12 months ago.”
“Sending children into large, violent prisons miles away from their home does not address offending behaviour and fails to make society safer, as the 75% reoffending rate demonstrates.”
“The number of juveniles in custody is falling, so it makes financial sense for us to boost the adult prison capacity by increasing the number of prison places available on existing sites - an alternative that provides substantially better …”
“Police investigating a £1m raid on jewellers at London's Westfield shopping centre have made more arrests.”
“Five men, aged between 22 and 42, have been arrested on suspicion of handling stolen goods and have been bailed.”
“Fifteen arrests have been made so far.”
“Up to 10 people wearing masks used sledgehammers to smash their way into the complex through a fire door.”
“Westfield officials said the burglary, which took place on 5 May, was the first of its kind to take place at the shopping centre.”
“So far, 10 males, aged from 15 to 27, have been arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to commit burglary.”
“Raiders targeted branches of De Beers and Tiffany & Co at the mall in Shepherd's Bush, west London.”
“Darren Gilchrist, 23, from Alyth, Perthshire, was given five months for his part in an attack on Sean McGowan.”
“Mahoney of New Alyth, was jailed for nine months, while Gilchrist and Thomson, of Blairgowrie, were jailed for five months each.”
“The assault, in Market Square, Alyth, during the early hours of New Year's Day 2009, left the victim needing a plate inserted in his jaw.”
“"He is a genuine, nice polite young man, who - apart from this incident - has been a model son for his parents."”
“"It was an assault which was carried on for a significant length of time," he said. "I do not think I can deal with it in any other way than by a custodial sentence."”
“A farmer told police he heard a gunshot on his land shortly after 1100 BST, sparking a major search operation in Formby.”
“The three had gone to the park in September last year”
“A Sheffield man has been jailed for six months for selling unlicensed slimming pills on the internet.”
“Prof Nutt, who was sacked by the then Home Secretary Alan Johnson in October 2009, said the findings were 'embarrassing' for the government, media and police.”
“Humberside Police, which carried out the initial investigation into the teenagers' deaths, said in March it had 'information to suggest these deaths are linked to M-CAT'.”
“Officers attempted to walk out on to the ice. We couldn't effect the rescue of the two bodies in the water as we didn't have specialist kit or training for that sort of rescue.”
“I was trying to save his life. He was potentially still alive. I just did it really.”
“Cort was jailed for life with a minimum term of 29 years”
“Hit man Brian Farrell, 37, of Queensborough Terrace, west London, was jailed for a minimum term 27 years.”
“John Cort, 54, of Rutland Street, Leicester, was convicted at Nottingham Crown Court of killing Vina Patel so he could claim life insurance.”
“He said: "The motive for Vina's murder was greed and money."”
“Lawrence English, Acting Chief Crown Prosecutor from CPS Leicestershire and Rutland, said: "This case was one of the most challenging murder cases we have had, combining as it did factors such as a deplorable level of conspiracy between th…”
“56-year-old Patrick Kilmartin from Bryansford Gardens, Newcastle is accused of rape and indecency offences against a child between 1985 to 1989.”
“They faced 65 counts including rape and child cruelty.”
“The charges are in connection with an ongoing police investigation into historical sexual abuse in the County Down area dating back to the 1970s.”
“Ex-officer Lee Davies was jailed for four years on Wednesday for smuggling drugs and phones into Lancaster Farms young offenders institution (YOI).”
“He was arrested as he attempted to bring cannabis into the YOI in July.”
“Davies pleaded guilty at Preston Crown Court to smuggling the drug and mobile phones into the prison, and also to possession of a class B drug with intent to supply.”
“The vast majority of our staff are honest and hard working, but one corrupt officer can jeopardise the safety of the whole prison.”
“The 29-year-old was captured after an operation by Lancashire Police's Prison Intelligence Unit.”
“On Friday 21 May, Mr Gilroy spent six hours helping police with their inquiries on a voluntary basis.”
“Police said they now had more than 100 separate items of information from the public after several appeals.”
“After being snatched by Israeli agents abroad, in 1986, he spent 18 years in prison.”
“A 24-year-old man who was deported from Northern Cyprus has been jailed for 12 years after being found guilty of the manslaughter of a man in Brighton.”
“After the case, police officers said they feared many more youngsters may have been abused by Williams because his job and his use of the internet meant he had approached hundreds of children.”
“Police found thousands of indecent images on his computer and it is also believed he would secretly film children as they undressed on nearby beaches.”
“He was dismissed after his arrest in February.”
“Three counts of grooming children over the internet Eight counts of sexual activity with a child aged between 13 and 15 Nine counts of causing or inciting a child over 13 to engage in sexual activity Four counts of causing or inciting a…”
