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“The HMIC report calls for concerns to be addressed before the 2012 Olympics.”
“At one force the chief officer had not attended a key regional contingency planning meeting for over a year”
“The tribunal sat for just three weeks in February and March 1972, with the final report published on 18 April.”
“The British government spent seven months studying the evidence before agreeing to a new investigation.”
“In January 1998 the prime minister, Tony Blair, announced an independent judicial inquiry into Bloody Sunday.”
“The inquiry would be headed by the British Law Lord, Lord Saville of Newdigate, and two judges from Commonwealth countries.”
“Mr Justice Elias agreed that these two points were "arguable" and granted the trust leave to appeal.”
“she has now announced that the cull will be delayed after finding out on Wednesday afternoon that the Court of Appeal had agreed to bring forward the hearing to 30 June.”
“Two years after graduating, he was called to the bar in the Middle Temple.”
“Sir Alasdair has held the position for 21 years.”
“He joined the then newly established Department of the Director of Public Prosecutions in 1973, became deputy director in 1988 and director in 1989.”
“The Public Prosecution Service (PPS) was established on 13 June 2005 by the Justice (Northern Ireland) Act 2002.”
“Regionally based, its four regions, Northern, Western and Southern, Belfast and Eastern are serviced by six regional offices.”
“Upon devolution of policing and justice on 12 April 2010, it became a non-ministerial department accountable to the Northern Ireland Assembly.”
“Coleman's last-known will dates back to 1999, several years before he met and married Price.”
“However, Price's lawyers say they have an unsigned will drawn up in 2005 that names Price as the conservator of his estate.”
“"I made this change of free will and was not coerced in any way," says the note, dated 4 September, 2007, less than a month after the couple married.”
“first of 12 people to be murdered on 2 June”
“60-year-old”
“Catherine Smith, 31”
“Ian Graham, 63”
“some of the 11 people who were wounded by Bird were treated”
“next week”
“The couple were known to social services and a review is under way.”
“Richard Smith QC, prosecuting, told the court that Richards and Davies had given Holly methadone on repeated occasions.”
“The judge, Mrs Justice Cox, ordered that the charge should lie on file.”
“The couple were both heavy drug-users and were known to social services at Gloucestershire County Council.”
“safeguarding boards in Gloucestershire and Herefordshire are reviewing the case.”
“The couple were bailed until sentencing on 12 July.”
“Last month we had reports of a group of youths running over the tops of vehicles in Prospect Hill.”
“The jury took one hour and 40 minutes to return a majority not proven verdict.”
“he required 70 stitches.”
“taken off a flight to Malawi in November”
“entered the UK in May 2003”
“leave to remain until 31 October 2007”
“separated from her husband in July 2006”
“moved to Glasgow in early 2007”
“visa expired in October 2007”
“moved to Yarls Wood Immigration Removal Centre, Bedfordshire, in November”
“judge Christopher Symons QC ruled the government's decision to remove them was 'a legitimate, necessary and proportionate response'”
“Mr Bazaramba has been held in detention in Finland since 2007, four years after seeking asylum there.”
“During the trial, the court heard from 68 witnesses, travelling to Rwanda and Tanzania to hear some testimonies.”
“Last year Finland declined a request by Rwanda to extradite Bazaramba, saying he might not receive a fair trial at home.”
“Mrs Hawken was found to have died from asphyxiation on 16 December.”
“The past six months has been a very difficult time for all concerned.”
“During a review hearing at the Election Court in Belfast on Friday, lawyers for Mr Connor were given a week to lodge a discovery application for any material being sought.”
“All six will appear before magistrates on 16 June.”
“received his order after trouble with Aston Villa supporters in 2007.”
“Fifa has had reports of thousands of rule breaches.”
“Fifa's lawyers have already dealt with thousands of cases worldwide”
“experience from the previous World Cup in 2006 suggests the vast majority of these are resolved after Fifa sends a warning letter.”
“He entered a guilty plea on 12 counts in a Chicago court in March.”
“An inquest on Thursday recorded an open verdict on the death of Ms Garn, who went missing after a night out with friends in December last year.”
“There is insufficient evidence to show Gemma took her own life. She left no note and had not talked about suicide.”
“"There is insufficient evidence to show Gemma took her own life. She left no note and had not talked about suicide," stated the coroner at the inquest.”
“The coroner, David Bowen, said the reason for her death will "remain a mystery", after hearing how she had been celebrating a promotion at Croesyceiliog Comprehensive School in Cwmbran where she taught.”
“Magistrates would only be able to carry out intercepts for up to 75 days (with a short extension possible on top of that), and not the 18 months or so that some investigations now last.”
“And publishers could face fines of up to 465,000 euros (£384,000; $563,000) for reporting the content of wiretaps, while the journalists involved would risk jail.”
“But the court in Taipei reduced his sentence from life imprisonment to 20 years, saying the amount embezzled was less than previously ruled.”
“His original conviction involved the misuse of a total of $15m (£9m) in public funds between 2000 and 2008.”
“And if that's any event where football is screened we will actively seek a Football Banning Order against people.”
“The parents of toddler Sophie Anderson have received 12-month conditional discharges for abducting her.”
“locked up for 23 hours a day”
“three prisoners should be trained in food handling”
“Twenty-eight republican prisoners barricaded themselves into a dining room at Roe House over Easter”
“for more than 69 days”
“Amrik Singh Dahnju, 30, who gave his address as Marshall Road, Cowley, was charged with two counts of perjury at Oxford Magistrates' Court.”
“Two addresses in the city were also raided in connection with the operation.”
“Balvinder Hayre, a senior immigration case worker at BHB Law firm in Coventry, has been representing the couple since February.”
“She said they had been living together in Oxford for a year and owned two cats.”
“Miss Snarska has not seen her fiance, who has been remanded in custody until 8 July, since Tuesday when they were both escorted away in separate cars.”
“It took a number of court appearances and Fifa had to pay Mastercard $90m to settle the wrangle, which finally saw Visa installed as a top partner.”
“From 1990 to 2006, Mastercard had been the World Cup credit card sponsor and believed it had first option to extend the deal to cover 2010 and 2014. It took a number of court appearances and Fifa had to pay Mastercard $90m to settle the wr…”
“Mr Goeldi was due to be released on 12 June.”
“They 'sucked in' trophy property buyers Terence Collins and Dutch financier Marcus Boerkhoorn between January 2006 and March 2007.”
“But an employment tribunal in Leeds found the sacking was not unfair.”
“The judge found Miss Crossley was not unfairly dismissed and the process leading to her sacking had been carried out correctly.”
“A second 17-year-old was given an 18-month detention and training order.”
“He was found dead at an address in Brighton two months later.”
“Mr Brown presided over 383 marriages in four years at his church.”
“Fitzsimmons, 42, is serving an eight-year sentence for his part in the IRA kidnapping of Bobby Tohill in 2004.”
“Stephen Daniel O'Donnell is challenging a rule for prisoners in Roe House, Maghaberry which involves a 23-hour a day lock-down.”
“as well as the one-hour recreation he is permitted”
“The case will now proceed to a full hearing in September.”
“Last year, she placed an online ad on Craigslist seeking tickets for a Philadelphia Phillies game.”
“The UK courts to date have consistently supported HMRC's policy and practice on verifications, accepting that lengthy verifications are justified given the sums involved, the complexity of carousel supply chains, and the need in many cases…”
“Mark Davis, 50, of Mendlesham Road, Brockford, admitted 10 burglaries at Ipswich Crown Court and a further 78 offences were taken into account.”
“Davis targeted shops, pubs, sports clubs and schools over a period of two years.”
“The court heard the abuse happened in Coatbridge between 1986 and 1997”
“Edward Rice, 72, from Seaton in Cumbria, carried out the offences at a house in Coatbridge between 1986 and 1997.”
“He had denied the charges but was found guilty by a jury at the High Court in Glasgow.”
“The abuse only came to light when one of the girls told her partner in 2006.”
“Sentence was deferred until next month.”
“The court heard Rice told one of the girls to come into a bathroom while he was bathing and then sexually abused her.”
“He told her not to tell anyone and said if she did, he would make sure that everyone she loved was taken away from her.”
“Rice was originally been charged with raping the 35-year-old woman when she was 12, but he was acquitted of that charge.”
“Seven former British soldiers are suing an American defence firm, accusing it of exposing them to dangerous levels of toxic chemicals in Iraq.”
“They join 98 US soldiers suing KBR.”
“Ninety-eight former members of the US military are already suing KBR, claiming they have contracted serious illnesses from their time at the plant.”
“Sandra O'Rourke, of Sampford Courtenay, Devon, found the four guns at the recycling centre she runs with her husband at Bow.”
