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“Police official Akthar Ali Khattak told the BBC that the pair were taken to the local magistrate on Tuesday.”
“Mr Khattak said that the couple were arrested along with other guests at their wedding at a local plaza in Peshawar's Faqirabad neighbourhood.”
“Six men wanted for questioning over disorder after a Port Vale match in Stoke-on-Trent have made contact with police as their images were released.”
“Eight other people arrested when trouble flared at the end of the game against Shrewsbury Town on 8 May remain on police bail until next month.”
“Police have had more than 40 calls since 11 images of men were released.”
“The Staffordshire force said it thought it knew the identity of three of them thanks to information from the public.”
“He said Mr McCaugherty who was calling himself "Tim" told him that the house in a small village in France had been purchased for 23,000 euro and another 5,000 or 6,000 euro would be spent to make it habitable.”
“He said Mr McCaugherty also mentioned a trailer which was waiting in Spain and which had been fitted with a false floor and lead plates to deflect scanners from finding hidden weapons.”
“"Ali" told the court that after the meeting in Bruges "Tim" gave him a bag which he later discovered contained 18,000 Euro.”
“The court also heard that at one point, "Tim" also told "Ali" about how money was raised in Ireland through a pyramid scheme which was a "semi-con" in which people donated sums of up to £7,000.”
“The prosecution case is that during a two-year security services operation between August 2004 and June 2006, Mr Kearns, going by the name of 'John' acted as a go-between, and Mr McCaugherty, calling himself 'Tim', handled the money and ne…”
“The County Armagh trio of Mr McCaugherty, from Beech Court, Desmond Paul Kearns, 44, from Tannaghmore Green, both Lurgan, and 41-year-old Dermot Declan Gregory, also known as Michael Dermot Gregory from Concession Road in Crossmaglen, deny…”
“The police watchdog has told the force to apologise for taking 10 hours to respond to one of her 999 calls.”
“She then contacted the police again at 0249 BST and told them she believed the teenager was at risk of being sexually assaulted.”
“However, it took police six hours to respond due to 'resourcing difficulties'.”
“On 15 September 1950 he launched a daring, sea-borne assault on the western port city of Inchon.”
“a police officer was treated for a fractured cheekbone after an alleged incident at the Jug and Bottle in Heswall, Wirral”
“The boy, aged 15, was also found guilty of three counts of attempted murder.”
“The jury is still considering verdicts in relation to two murder charges Mr Khan faces.”
“Rasal Khan, 19, of Earl Howe Street, Leicester, who was accused of helping the boy, has been found not guilty of attempted murder.”
“It is also considering verdicts in relation to Shihabouddin Choudhury, 21, of Coventry Road, Nottingham, who is also charged with murder and attempted murder.”
“The boy, who was 14 at the time of the murders, had been in a "relationship of sorts" with Maleha, the jury was told.”
“The boy, aged 15, was also found guilty of three counts of attempted murder... The boy, who was 14 at the time of the murders...”
“During the trial the court heard how the boy, who cannot be named because of his age, had searched on Google for 'how to burn someone's house down' the day before the fire.”
“The boy, who was 14 at the time of the murders, had been in a 'relationship of sorts' with Maleha, the jury was told.”
“But after they split she complained that the teenager was blackmailing her and claimed he would tell her mother about their relationship.”
“The two of them broke up and it was then that (the boy) threatened Maleha that if she did not continue in the relationship he would do something to her and her family.”
“The fire was started by petrol being poured through the letterbox of the Masud family home and set alight while they slept.”
“The government said it was committed to boosting police numbers by 1,000 and provided specific funding to do so.”
“On Tuesday, a 73-year-old priest in Milan, known for his support of gay rights, was arrested for alleged sexual abuse of a 13-year-old boy.”
“Last week, an Italian bishop gave evidence for the first time at another trial that he knew about rumours of sexual abuse by a priest two years before his arrest, yet had never reported this to the police.”
“A Cairo deputy governor has been sentenced to five years in jail over the deaths of 119 people when a rockslide hit a slum area he was responsible for.”
“Seven other officials got three years each.”
“Up to 60 police officers are working on the murder investigation.”
“The judge said Andrews must serve a minimum of 16 years for the murder.”
“two men had been arrested.”
“police received a call from Prendergast reporting a murder at his home on the evening of Sunday, 16 August last year”
“in August 2008”
“until he had serve 20 years”
“was jailed for 10 years in 1999”
“The 46-year-old suffered serious injury and had surgery following the shooting in Llangollen, Denbighshire, on 19 May.”
“Police recovered a firearm following the incident, which was forensically examined.”
“Following an extensive police investigation in relation to the shooting incident in Llangollen on Wednesday, 19 May, North Wales Police are no longer treating this as a criminal inquiry and they are no longer looking for anyone else in con…”
“We are now satisfied that the weapon used in this incident has been recovered, and is still subject of a forensic examination.”
“The 46-year-old suffered serious injury and had surgery following the shooting in Llangollen, Denbighshire, on 19 May. The man remains in a stable condition in hospital, and is helping police with their inquiry.”
“At least 44 people have died during fighting between police and gunmen in the current anti-drug offensive in Kingston, Jamaica's ombudsman says.”
“Police, backed by armoured cars and helicopters, have detained 200 people and seized guns in the operation.”
“A 40-year-old man is being questioned by police on suspicion of murdering three women sex workers in Bradford after body parts were found in a river.”
“Stephen Griffiths was arrested on suspicion of killing Suzanne Blamires, 36, who was last seen on Friday.”
“Police are also investigating possible links to the case of Rebecca Hall, 19, who worked as a prostitute in the city and was killed in 2001.”
“Police can continue questioning him until Thursday evening.”
“Police underwater search teams have been scouring the river At the time detectives described her as "a much-loved daughter and sister" and said her family were growing increasingly concerned for her welfare. Ms Rushworth, a mother-of-three…”
“Ms Armitage, from Allerton, Bradford, has been missing since 26 April and Ms Rushworth, from the Manningham area, has not been seen since June 2009.”
“He said detectives had obtained a warrant of further detention to question the 40-year-old man until Thursday evening.”
“ACC Akhtar said: "This is a very thorough and painstaking inquiry into three missing people who are sex workers, with all the necessary resources and expertise devoted to it."”
“It is understood that CCTV footage is playing a major part in the investigation by West Yorkshire Police who started a poster appeal earlier this month to try to trace Ms Armitage - last seen in Rebecca Street in Bradford city centre.”
“Ms Rushworth's son James, 23, appealed for information, saying: "We are all very worried about her. We're a close family and we're not coping very well with her disappearance. There is no reason that she would have just left. She's only re…”
“Two more men have been arrested over a warehouse fire in Warwickshire in which four firefighters died. The men, aged 53 and 47, take the total arrested over the vegetable packing plant fire at Atherstone-on-Stour in November 2007 to 12.”
“take the total arrested over the vegetable packing plant fire at Atherstone-on-Stour in November 2007”
“Of the 10 men arrested earlier this year, eight were held on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter and two on suspicion of misconduct in a public office.”
“Cameron denied murder but admitted hiding the 44-year-old's body for more than a year before disposing of it.”
“one opposition leader remains in prison.”
“One man has managed to get through and climb the scaffolding. One man was detained at the perimeter wall and he has been arrested and taken to a central London police station. A third man managed to get to the foot of the scaffolding where…”
“No one deserves to be attacked in this way and we are determined to track these four men and bring them to justice,”
“unprovoked and violent”
“Ms Williams, a vet from York, told police she felt a "bump" as the vehicles came together and her car pivoted 90 degrees.”
“Two brothers, believed to have been part of a four-strong gang who shot dead a Lancashire family in Pakistan, have gone missing, police have said.”
“One of the gunmen was also killed and another was arrested shortly after the incident.”
“However, now police in Gujrat are urging them to surrender after they failed to show up on Tuesday.”
“Police and fire investigators launched an inquiry after fire crews spent four hours at the scene in Bonymaen.”
“The court heard that police are looking for a second individual in connection with the offence.”
“Ms Berenson, 40, was arrested in 1995 for her alleged role in a plot to attack the Peruvian Congress.”
“detained more than 200 people”
“26 civilians had been killed and 25 injured”
“Police say they have detained more than 200 people and seized arms and ammunition in an operation involving thousands of police and soldiers, heavily armed and backed by armoured cars and helicopters.”
“Police Director of Communications Karl Angell told Reuters news agency that 26 civilians had been killed and 25 injured in Tivoli Gardens.”
“A state of emergency has been in place in parts of Kingston since Friday, when several police stations were attacked.”
“"We will continue to gain ground, metre by metre, in the battle against the PPA, drug trafficking and the criminals that have made themselves the owners of this region," he said in the province of Concepcion.”
“two men who admitted breaching gambling laws.”
“Trading Standards stepped in after officers secretly filmed two girls, aged 14 and 15, paying £3 for five attempts at the game. Within eight minutes they had spent £70 - and won nothing.”
“They were ordered by Blackpool magistrates to perform unpaid work for the community and Williams was also handed a 14-week suspended jail sentence.”
“A Mauritanian court has sentenced three al-Qaeda suspects to death for the murder of four French tourists in 2007.”
“Mr Melchert-Dinkel faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted”
“The criminal complaint mentions two people: Mark Drybrough, 32, who hanged himself in Coventry in 2005, and Nadia Kajouji, 18, who drowned in 2008 in a river in Ottawa.”
“The complaint says he told police he stopped using internet chatrooms shortly after Christmas 2008”
“Wesley Prigmore, from Hounslow, west London, was found guilty of two counts of common assault at Richmond Magistrates' Court.”
“The council had refused to install screens since 42 Rangers fans were arrested in May 2008 when a screen failed in Piccadilly Gardens.”
“Bollywood film-maker Kaizad Gustad has been found guilty and sentenced to a month in jail in connection with the death of his British assistant director six years ago.”
“Nadia Khan, 26, was hit by a train while standing on a live track during the shooting of a film in Mumbai.”
“A woman has been sentenced to two years in prison for stealing more than £165,000 from a publicly-funded Staffordshire development agency.”
“Staffordshire Police has investigated a substantial theft from InStaffs UK. The only person believed to be involved was Mrs Richardson.”
“Richardson was jailed at Stafford Crown Court on Monday.”
“A man, aged 23, from Coventry, has been arrested and bailed over the matter.”
“About 150 houses on Mr Bullock's milk round in Coventry have been visited by officers investigating the case.”
“Robert Bullock, 62, known as Bob, was attacked by the men in Brinklow, during the afternoon of 25 April. ... Police said he had lost sight in one eye and appealed with his family for anyone with information about the attack to come forward.”
“The car was abandoned and set alight near the canal close to the Greyhound Public House in Longford, Coventry. It was found on 28 April.”
“A man was charged with murder in 1995, but was cleared by a jury”
“They went into the house and found the man, in his 40s, disorientated and suffering from smoke inhalation, West Midlands Police said.”
“This case is one of more than a dozen cases of criminal assault and corruption lodged against President Zardari soon after his wife's government was overthrown in 1996.”
“Who else but a murderer would keep the body for a year or so?”
