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“Mr Justice Simon said that if Whiting's minimum term had been set under today's regime, 'the appropriate starting point would have been a whole life order'.”
“Between 1983 and 2002, home secretaries could declare the minimum term life prisoners should serve before being considered for parole.”
“Martyn Helliwell, 49, was found guilty of 16 counts of making and distributing the images at an earlier hearing at Bristol Crown Court.”
“A man has been banned from drinking in public in Ceredigion for three years as part of a criminally-related anti-social behaviour order (Crasbo).”
“Officers said he had 278 previous convictions for drink-related offences.”
“There is an appeal and a conciliation process going on which will only be finalised by the end of the year and so legally speaking I can't comment on that.”
“two baby girls”
“A £10,000 reward has also been offered by Crimestoppers for information leading to a conviction.”
“Detectives revealed last week that they believe the attacker is missing several teeth, either side of his two front teeth.”
“The man is described as about 30, with short balding or shaved hair, a gaunt face and narrow chin.”
“Officers believe he was driving a dark green or turquoise car, which had a pair of baby's blue trainers in it and smelled of smoke.”
“Significantly, this picture was taken in Fleetwood more than three weeks before the serious sexual offence on the little girl and we need the public's help to trace him.”
“Detectives said the photo of the man, who was carrying camera equipment, was taken at the pitch and putt on Fleetwood promenade on 15 April.”
“The girl was grabbed outside a sweet shop in Martindale Avenue, Fleetwood, at about 1315 BST on 9 May.”
“Mr Blagojevich faces 24 charges, including attempting to sell President Barack Obama's vacant Senate seat, racketeering and attempted extortion.”
“In an opening statement lasting one hour and 45 minutes, Lawyer Sam Adam Jnr said that Mr Blagojevich had been tricked by those close to him.”
“Mr Blagojevich, who was twice elected governor, has said he wants the court to hear 500 hours of taped phone conversations to prove his innocence.”
“"He was immediately released on bail to appeal the sentence, but less than 24 hours later he was caught using indecent and disorderly behaviour in two separate premises in Omagh town centre,"”
“It was the second time his vehicle had been issued with a ticket at the site.”
“he had parked in the car park on 10 May”
“he had spent 115 minutes in the car park”
“but it was for £95”
“The defendants face a maximum of five years' imprisonment for conspiracy.”
“Several of them may also face a 20-year jail term for money laundering.”
“The Badger Trust asked for the right to appeal against the outcome of a judicial review held in April, which upheld the government's right to mount the cull.”
“Ms Grigg‑Booth was accused of killing three women aged 96, 75 and 67 at Airedale Hospital in West Yorkshire.”
“He is also accused of assaulting Alison Mowatt on the same date at the nightclub.”
“He appeared at Carlisle Crown Court on Monday on unrelated child sex charges. The 45-year-old entered no plea and was remanded in custody, with a provisional trial date set for November.”
“David Lacey, 43, of Selsey Road, Chichester”
“Lacey pleaded guilty to 10 counts of making indecent pictures of children, all girls under 16, two of causing or inciting a girl aged 13 to 15 to engage in sexual activity, and two of causing or inciting a child aged 13 to 15 to look at an…”
“In addition, the farm worker admitted possessing ammunition for a shotgun when banned for five years and possessing an air rifle, again while banned for five years.”
“research showed cases of domestic abuse rise by nearly 30% on England match days.”
“The research was carried out during the 2006 World Cup, it said.”
“before the World Cup in 2006 the association got an average of three phone calls a day.”
“But he added that during the cup, the figure increased to an average of five a day.”
“An arrest warrant for Mr Anderson was issued by an Indian Court in 2003”
“Joseph Slane, 19, of Thames Court, Belfast”
“Rohbani-Eivazi was fined £200 with £215 costs by magistrates for breaking disability laws.”
“died at home on 29 August 2005 whilst on bail and awaiting trial at Bradford Crown Court. She was 52.”
“The night nurse practitioner at Airedale General Hospital near Keighley, had been charged with murdering June Driver, 67, in 2000, Eva Blackburn, 75, in 2001, and 96-year-old Annie Midgley in 2002.”
“She was also accused of trying to kill 42-year-old Michael Parker in June 2002.”
“51-year-old Linda Carty”
“16 May 2001”
“four-day-old”
“three men”
“McConvillle is the son of Jean McConville, who was abducted and murdered by the IRA in 1972.”
“Operation Quayside, which began in April 2009 in the West End and Clarendon Park areas, also warned women about the offences.”
“a breach of Article 5 of the Health and Safety at Work (Northern Ireland) Order 1978”
“Ch Supt Harper, the divisional commander for East Surrey, faces two counts while Supt Johncox, of the West Surrey division, faces one count.”
“The commission launched the investigation in October.”
“Another former trustee, Yusra Hamilton, who is married to Hizb ut-Tahrir in Britain's media representative, Taji Mustafa, resigned from the charity in November 2009.”
“defrauding Terence Collins and Marcel Boerkhoorn between January 2006 and March 2007.”
“Fixed penalty notices of £300 have already been issued to some offending companies who have paid up.”
“the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) confirmed it had imposed the written warning for a period of five years, during which the individual involved would be barred from taking overseas postings.”
“A 26-year-old man has admitted killing a 70-year-old woman”
“He had also admitted two counts of dangerous driving at a previous hearing”
“Sentencing was adjourned until 5 July for pre-sentence reports”
“Joanna Hakesley, died in hospital after being struck by a stolen red Mazda in Church Road, Copthorne, near Crawley, West Sussex, on 28 October 2009.”
“Mr Johnstone died as a result of two stab wounds to the back.”
“over the weekend just gone we had 31 serious assaults across Strathclyde, only two of those were actually in licensed premises.”
“Susan Taylor, 29, admitted a charge of culpably and recklessly causing the child to ingest methadone, to the danger of his life in November 2008. Although Taylor admitted the charge last September, the case could not be reported until Tue…”
“one licence has been suspended for allowing glass bottles to be served.”
“A further compliance notice has been issued for the same matter”
“a premises licence review has been requested for a third premises for this and other associated issues.”
“The council's licensing standards officer visited premises in Inverness, Nairn, Badenoch and Strathspey to see how they were complying with the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005.”
“He has submitted a report to the area's licensing board which will meet on 15 June.”
“The US alleged that 4,450 of its citizens hold secret accounts with UBS”
“the bank has admitted that its managers helped US citizens evade their taxes”
“The United States should reject any further attempts by the Swiss to delay the UBS case”
“We continue to monitor the events in Switzerland, and we stand ready to pursue all legal options available to us should the Swiss fail to provide the required information”
“Warden Karan Bowyer said they had previously given the owners advice about slimming and treatment for the dog's sores four times before the legal action was taken.”
“The dog's five-stone (31.7kg) weight left it struggling to walk. The council is believed to be one of the first in England to use the Animal Welfare Act to seize an overweight pet. Gucci is now with a foster family pending a permanent plac…”
“The court order for the dog's removal was granted in March and an appeal by the owners was dismissed at Preston Crown Court last week.”
“Judge Alda Casimiro ordered the killers to each pay the victim's family 40,000 euros in compensation.”
“The father-of-four was found alive in a secluded alleyway at Alvor, in the Algarve region, on 6 September, but paramedics were unable to save his life.”
“A Treasury spokeswoman added that under the European Communities Act of 1972, the British budget had to be first presented to the UK Parliament.”
“were found guilty of 11 charges each under the Animal Welfare Act 2006”
“Two of the charges were dropped”
“was acquitted on two further charges”
“had each been found guilty of two animal welfare offences”
“banned for 10 years”
“killing three women aged 96, 75 and 67 at Airedale Hospital”
“died in 2005”
“worked at the hospital for 25 years”
“died aged 52”
“Ms Grigg‑Booth was charged in September 2004 and was due to go on trial in April 2006, but she was found dead at her home after she took an accidental overdose of anti‑depressants in August 2005.”
“The nurse was accused of murdering June Driver, 67, in July 2000, who was being treated for an infection after a hip replacement; Eva Blackburn, 75, in November 2001 and 96‑year‑old Annie Midgley in July 2002, after she was admitted with a…”
“Allitt is serving 13 life sentences for attacking and murdering children in the Lincolnshire hospital where she was a nurse.”
“The case against them was thrown out when it came to court.”
“Meanwhile, European football governing body Uefa is introducing rules that will force clubs to operate within their means, and only spend what they themselves generate.”
“and the introduction of a 50% top tax rate.”
“The pair face a bail hearing on Thursday.”
“The firm has won a challenge of the registration but a court case to re-examine it begins on Tuesday.”
“was awarded £20,000 in compensation in 2004”
“in 1995”
“A 21-year-old woman”
“mid to late 20s”
“The 17-year-old, who can not be named or identified for legal reasons denies killing Francis O'Neill. The 78-year-old was found dead at his Omagh home in 2009.”
“Prosecuting QC Liam McCollum told the jury of seven men and four women...”
“A post mortem examination later revealed that death was due to strangulation, either by hand, or by holding Mr O'Neill in an arm-lock. He had also been stabbed in the right side of the neck, but this played no part in his death.”
