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“Four-year-old Alana Mian and her grandmother, Hameeda Begum, 71, were killed in the fire in June 2008.”
“Firefighter Steve Morris suffered 50% burns and is still recovering from his injuries.”
“A 16-year-old boy, from Bolton, who cannot be identified because of his age, was given a nine-month referral order, after admitting affray.”
“Buckley, 24, of Bolton”
“Peers-Holland, 26, of Bolton”
“Four-year-old Alana Mian”
“Hameeda Begum, 71”
“A 13-year-old girl”
“at about 1800 BST last Thursday”
“between 20-30 years of age”
“5ft 10in to 6ft tall”
“Three men on trial accused of trying to sell the Ritz hotel in a £250m scam have been called crooks by one of the financiers they allegedly targeted.”
“The trio deny defrauding Terence Collins and Marcel Boerkhoorn between January 2006 and March 2007.”
“But Mr Boerkhoorn told the court he was duped out of £1m by the "crooks".”
“The court was told Mr Boerkhoorn believed the £1m payment was a deposit for the purchase of the hotel.”
“Mr Farrell, of Aldershot, Hampshire, a lawyer who was struck off the roll of solicitors last year after using clients' money for his own purposes, claims he was following instructions given by the other two.”
“The bodies of Clare Letchford and Beryl O'Connor were found eight days apart in their Hastings homes in January 1998.”
“Fisher, from Bromley, south-east London, will be sentenced in July.”
“Ms Letchford, 40, was found in her rented basement home in Cornwallis Gardens on 18 January.”
“Mrs O'Connor, 75, known as Dornie, was discovered in her flat 100 yards (91m) away in Holmesdale Gardens on 26 January.”
“The student was attacked on a Hastings to London Charing Cross train just three months after arriving in East Sussex as an English language student.”
“Fisher is due to appear at Maidstone Crown Court to be sentenced for all the offences on 22 July.”
“Jon Venables was released from jail in 2001 and given a new identity and anonymity for life under a special court order.”
“He is charged with two offences under the 1978 Protection of Children Act.”
“It is alleged that he downloaded 57 indecent images of children between February 2009 and February 2010.”
“He is secondly accused of distributing seven images between 1 and 23 February this year by allowing files on his computer to be available through a peer-to-peer network.”
“The case is at a very early stage and will return to court on 23 July.”
“The toddler's body was found on a disused railway line more than two miles away from where he had been taken.”
“The jury, who have been exempted from further service for ten years, heard that Mr O'Neill was strangled to death and also stabbed in the neck.”
“A post mortem examination later revealled that death was due to strangulation, either by hand, or by holding Mr O'Neill in an arm-lock.”
“A new jury will be selected to re-try the case in September or early October.”
“He pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting her on 15 November 2009.”
“Lesley Ann Pickavance died after being hit by several vehicles as she tried to cross the M25 in July 1990.”
“A woman had been seen walking on the hard shoulder of the M25 near junction 23 at Potters Bar in Hertfordshire.”
“faces six charges including conspiring to obtain arms and explosives, IRA membership and using money for the purposes of terrorism.”
“denies two charges making property available to terrorists.”
“mounted a two year operation between August 2004 and June 2006”
“In reserving his judgement Mr Justice Hart said he was grateful for counsels' submissions and said he would deliver his judgement as soon as possible but added that he was not sure if that would be before the end of the legal term next wee…”
“The 13-year-old was giving evidence at Birmingham Crown Court”
“the brother, 15”
“his younger sister, then aged six”
“He told jurors his relationship with his mother deteriorated when he was in Year Seven at school”
“John Booth, 63, said he was unfit to work over a 14-year period due to various illnesses but was actually doing his rounds in Cheshire.”
“Booth, of Chorley, admitted 17 counts of false accounting at a previous hearing at Preston Crown Court.”
“He was given a 28-week jail term, suspended for two years.”
“He began his scam in April 1994 after previously claiming invalidity benefit for 12 years because of depression, the court heard.”
“He then went on to falsely claim a string of unemployment benefits despite continuing to clean windows in Wilmslow, Alderley Edge, Stockport and Poynton on a regular basis, the court heard.”
“He was asked to set out his reasons for incapacity and he said he had agoraphobic anxiety and a fear of being in public places and around people, which simply was a gross distortion of the truth.”
“Both vehicles were travelling in excess of 90 mph.”
“while still travelling at about 90mph the two cars approached a right hand bend on the Kelso to Jedburgh road.”
“Sean Goodfellow and Murray McAllan, both 19, admitted driving dangerously and causing his death in April 2009.”
“The other three men in the car were uninjured.”
“Sentence was deferred on Goodfellow and McAllan until 28 July.”
“seven former managers at the plant were given two-year jail sentences.”
“Mr Fiddes, who acted as a local guide during filming, has also withdrawn his allegations of malice against Studio Lambert and Ms Preston.”
“Figures released for the period 2008 to 2009 show 58 inmates absconded.”
“The figures, released under the Freedom of Information Act to the BBC, show 362 inmates absconded in England and Wales in 2008/9.”
“Over 96% of prisoners who abscond are recaptured and returned to custody.”
“CNIL chairman Alex Turk said Google handed the data to the agency on 4 June following an official request and it was now in the process of combing through the reams of information.”
“Mr Turk said he hoped to be able to decide by September if Google had a case to answer for breaching privacy.”
“Several US states are considering filing civil suits for damages over the collection of the data.”
“officers were called by South East Coast Ambulance Service at 1230 BST.”
“Napo said 74% of prisoners serving terms of less than 12 months were reconvicted within two years.”
“He said he did not know whether the leaking pod was turned back on before the disaster or not. [...] Mr Benton, who is now suing BP and Transocean for negligence.”
“Councillors have agreed not to revoke a licence for Space 2 but there will be a full review on 12 July.”
“released on 500 rand (£50) bail”
“It appears he managed to breach three security points without official accreditation before he was finally intercepted”
“A 22-year-old Asian man was taken to hospital with head injuries after the attack near the Bla Bla Bar in James Street at about 2345 BST on Friday.”
“They believe he was in a group which included three white women, another mixed race man and a white man.”
“We are going to change our drug laws so we can respond quickly to emerging substances by introducing a temporary ban while we seek full scientific advice.”
“Some drugs previously sold as 'legal highs' have now been banned, including mephedrone, now a Class B drug.”
“The Home Office said that the drug naphyrone is branded as NRG1 and sold as 'plant food' or 'bath salts', but may contain one or more illegal drugs.”
“The government said it will not permanently ban a substance without receiving full advice from the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs.”
“Mr Cameron apologised following the publication of the Bloody Sunday inquiry this week, for what he said were the "unjustified and unjustifiable" actions of British soldiers when 13 people on a civil rights march were killed in in Londonde…”
“In February 2010, the Director of Public Prosecutions in England and Wales issued draft advice on assisted suicide.”
“Following a ruling in 1993, "omissions" - actions to remove life-saving care - have not been not illegal.”
“The OJC issued a media statement on 10 June as a letter to the NSS was in the post.”
“Earlier this week, Lord Young told the BBC he wanted advertisements for personal injury claims firms to be banned.”
“Anyone who had waste illegally dumped faced fines of up to £50,000 or a two-year jail term, it said.”
“Corrugated asbestos sheets have been found dumped in Bickham Wood three times.”
“Altogether, about half a tonne of asbestos has been picked up by council teams from the woods adjacent to the lane, the council said.”
“The offences are alleged to have occured on 13 June.”
“two men, also students, have been charged with causing grievous bodily harm with intent.”
“were bailed to appear before the court again on 22 July.”
“on 10 June”
“At a six-week trial the following year, Dr Martin was cleared of murdering Mr Gittins with morphine overdoses. [...] Dr Martin was also found not guilty of murdering Stanley Weldon, 74, of Coundon Grange, and Frank Moss, 59, of Eldon, Co D…”
“Dr Martin was also found not guilty of murdering Stanley Weldon, 74, of Coundon Grange, and Frank Moss, 59, of Eldon, Co Durham.”
“he was ordered to appear at Warwick Crown Court on 22 June”
“Mr Moczulski, who was charged on Friday, is accused of killing Mrs Kinczyk, a mother-of-one, at Chesterton, on a day between 6 June and 16 June”
“a mother-of-one”
“on 7 June”
“The body of 59-year-old George Akers was found under a tree in the grounds of St Cuthbert's Church on 12 June.”
“It has emerged that Mr Akers had not been in regular work for about 15 years and had spent time at various addresses before ending up on the streets.”
“In her report, ombudsman Jane Martin said this decision "overlooked the need for the council to consider its own duty towards disabled people when making changes to its arrangements".”
“In 2005, he was found not guilty of murdering patients Frank Moss, 59, Stanley Weldon, 74, and Mr Gittins.”
“Shahzad has been charged with terrorism offences in an indictment which alleges he received training and financial help from the Pakistan Taliban.”
“The UN Human Rights Council called on the Kyrgyz government to conduct a full and transparent investigation into the clashes.”
“He was cleared of murdering three of his patients five years ago.”
“Simon Buckley, 24, of Bolton in Greater Manchester, pleaded guilty to witness intimidation at an earlier hearing.”
“Pearce received a year's driving ban and must do 300 hours community work.”
