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“He bombarded her with 450 mobile phone text messages and 200 phone calls over a five‑day period.”
“The court was told Jervis continually turned up at his ex‑girlfriend's home and workplace after their relationship ended last May.”
“camera footage revealed no sign of the 'two burly men' Mr Ramjanally claimed had snatched him at knife point last August.”
“The case was due to be heard on 15 April, but Tobin, 63, took ill. The hearing will now be heard on 22 July.”
“The handyman abducted Vicky in February 1991 as she waited for a bus to return to her home in Redding, Falkirk.”
“After the jury's guilty verdict, Lord Emslie said Tobin should serve at least 30 years”
“the longest minimum sentence for a sex crime in Scotland”
“took home more than 1,400 letters”
“He was caught on 15 March when 11 letters were found in the sleeve of his coat at work in Waltham Abbey”
“His home was searched and 1,405 letters found”
“The first letter he had not delivered was dated 14 August 2009 and the most recent from 12 March this year”
“He said the largest amount he had taken was £50 and was upset when told the patient could have been seriously affected by him not delivering the blood transfusion letter”
“He was given eight months' detention, suspended for two years”
“He must also attend a Thinking Skills course, carry out 80 hours of unpaid work and keep to an evening curfew for three months”
“He had begun working for the Royal Mail in Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire, in June 2009 and had moved to the Essex depot four months later”
“between September 2006 and May 2009”
“Mr Storrie was bailed by City of Westminster magistrates to appear at Southwark Crown Court on 13 September.”
“It is alleged that between 1 January, 2005 and 28 November, 2007, he arranged a termination payment to Berkovic via the account of Medellin Enterprises Ltd...”
“Donna Stanton is expected to be sentenced in September”
“seven year jail term”
“two offences”
“two misconduct charges”
“A 56-year-old man has been charged with dozens of sex offences against five boys.”
“The 32 offences against the boys, aged 12 to 14, from Merseyside, Manchester and West Yorkshire, allegedly took place between 1995 and February 2010.”
“He is charged with one count of sexual activity in the presence of a child, 12 counts of sexual activity with a child, six counts of possessing indecent images of a child and five counts of making indecent images of a child.”
“He is also charged with four counts of causing or inciting a child to engage in sexual activity and four counts of indecent activity with a child.”
“George Clark stabbed 44-year-old Sharlene Clark four times at a house in Kilmarnock”
“The court heard how the couple first married in 1982”
“They then remarried on 11 March 2009”
“Clark moved the victim into the home he shared with his second wife Helen, 58, from whom he was divorced.”
“During another row on his wife's return, Clark stabbed her three times in the chest and once on the neck.”
“The 53-year-old had claimed he was acting in self defence during the incident in October.”
“Mrs Clark returned to the house on 12 October last year - the night she was killed.”
“He said: "For some reason we think there might have been because of insufficient stampage on the envelope, but there is no point in recriminations. What we're asking is if there any possibility that the council, with a week to go, might re…”
“It said: "The licensing authority has no discretion under the Licensing Act 2003 in these circumstances and so is unable to authorise performances at those sites."”
“Cornwall Council said the application was received too late.”
“In 2007, the company was fined a total of $373m by the US Department of Justice for environmental crimes and committing fraud.”
“The fine included $50m relating to a Texas refinery explosion in 2005 that killed 15 people and injured 170 more.”
“The largest single fine of $303m related to a price manipulation scam in the propane market.”
“Last October, BP was fined a further $87m for failing to correct safety hazards at the Texas refinery.”
“the two weapons he used during the rampage - a shotgun and a .22 rifle”
“was appealing against his 50-year 'tariff'.”
“imposed by then Home Secretary David Blunkett in 2002”
“A reduced minimum term of 40 years was 'appropriate'”
“less than six months later”
“a decade ago abducted and killed her eight-year-old daughter”
“He has been bailed pending further inquiries until 7 July.”
“Maureen Foxwell, 70, of Trinant, Caerphilly county, was on holiday with her husband when she was struck by a tram near the Norbreck stop last year.”
“The 36-year-old will appear at Blackpool Magistrates' Court on 8 July.”
“Mrs Foxwell suffered multiple injuries when she was struck on 5 August 2009.”
“She died on 12 September 2009.”
“The 22-year-old, from Sheffield, was in St Mary's Street near the Travelodge at 0950 BST on Tuesday.”
“She was called over to a car that was parked on the east side of the street, which had three men inside.”
“The man who grabbed her bag was white, aged 25 to 35, with short, dark hair.”
“The vehicle was a dark-coloured five-door hatchback.”
“New legislation restricts the sale of alcohol to be taken off premises before 10am and after 10pm.”
“However, they could now face a £1,000 fine if people take drinks outside their premises before 10am.”
“the 30mph temporary limit”
“any fines for driving over 30mph but under 60mph would not be legal”
“motorists would also get any points incurred removed from their licences”
“John Jones, who was recorded driving at 83mph in May last year at Gyrn Goch”
“Mr Jones was fined £60 and given three penalty points”
“his solicitor Michael Strain said after the court case that he was acting for five people in similar situations”
“"Something like this could mean someone could lose their licence, their job and their house," Mr Strain told the BBC Wales News website”
“"I think it's important that the authorities keep to a certain standard when they put traffic orders in place," he added”
“"an opportunity to consider the full details of the court's decision"”
“"The Crown Prosecution Service said it was also looking into the matter"”
“His solicitor Michael Strain said after the court case that he was acting for five people in similar situations.”
“The East of England Ambulance Service vehicle was between junctions 10 and 11 on the northbound carriageway of the M1 on Tuesday night.”
“Two youths were seen on the bridge during the incidents.”
“One of them was described as a white male, aged 16 with dark hair and wearing a navy shirt.”
“The government stepped in after it was judged as "failing" and incapable of making improvements in an Audit Commission report in April.”
“The pair were warned they faced re-arrest if they continued their relationship”
“The pair had been held in custody since their arrest in December last year, a day after they held a traditional engagement ceremony”
“When freed last month, they were taken separately to their home villages.”
“They were warned they faced re-arrest if they continued their relationship.”
“A total of £2.26m was paid out in compensation in 2007”
“Manchester City Council is to settle the claims of 163 people who were sexually and physically abused at three homes from the 1950s to the 1990s”
“It comes after 168 other victims were awarded a total of £2.26m in 2007”
“The final amount of compensation could take up to a year to decide, he said”
“Victims of child abuse at three children's homes in Manchester will receive compensation from the city council, it has confirmed”
“Mr Larkin is the first attorney general for Northern Ireland in nearly 38 years and will be the government's chief legal adviser.”
“Attorney General John Larkin was sworn in on Wednesday”
“Northern Ireland's new Attorney General John Larkin has been sworn in at the Royal Courts of Justice in Belfast.”
“For the first time since 1972 we have a Northern Ireland lawyer, John Larkin QC, to take them on,”
“Last month, Mr Larkin said he might not have all the powers he needs.”
“Unlike his direct rule predecessor, he will not have any powers of supervision over the Public Prosecution Service.”
“A judge in Los Angeles has now doubled her bail to $200,000 (£138,390).”
“Lohan's lawyer Shawn Chapman Holley, issued a statement saying the device had detected the 'presence of a small amount of alcohol' on Sunday night.”
“The actress has been on probation since August 2007 after pleading guilty to misdemeanour drug charges and no contest to three driving charges.”
“The device was fitted after she failed to attend a probation hearing in May because she claimed to be stranded in France.”
“The actress is now due back in court on 6 July, when the judge will decide whether she violated her probation.”
“The 23-year-old is facing jail time if it is decided she failed to comply with the terms of her probation.”
“Two judges and four other court officials have been injured in an acid attack sparked by a loan dispute in southern China”
“after a two-hour siege”
“three judges were shot dead in Hunan”
“could each lose sight in one eye”
“shot three judges dead and injured three others”
“some 17 people dead”
“Roy Whiting's murderer Roy Whiting has had his 50-year jail term reduced by 10 years by a High Court judge.”
