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“The State Bank of Pakistan Act provides that the governor be appointed for a three-year term, which can be extendable for another three years.”
“Thieves stole more than £18,000 in cash during an overnight raid at Royal Surrey County Hospital in Guildford.”
“Mr Blagojevich, who intends to take the witness stand, wants the court to hear 500 hours of taped phone conversations to prove his innocence.”
“A legal bid by parents from Gartsherrie to challenge the decision at the High Court by seeking an interim interdict against the closure of the school was unsuccessful.”
“An official investigation into the incident by regulator Ofgem will not be published for at least two weeks.”
“Trespass proceedings brought by Boris Johnson got under way at the High Court on Thursday afternoon.”
“In addition to the three people named in the Mayor's action, some 15 protesters in court asked to be recognised as defendants.”
“10 copies of the court documents will be attached to stakes in Parliament Square.”
“In 2007 it was made illegal to hold an unauthorised protest within a square mile of Parliament.”
“A 17-year-old man is said to be in a very serious condition after being struck by a hit-and-run driver in Glasgow city centre.”
“The teenager was crossing St Vincent Street at the junction with Hope Street at about 2310 BST on Wednesday when he was knocked down.”
“I would appeal to anyone who was near St Vincent Street at around 2300 hours or who witnessed the crash, or anyone who saw a car matching the description in the area to contact the road policing department. I would also ask if anyone has i…”
“The Cumbria force are now involved in what is likely to be their biggest ever investigation, which includes 30 crime scenes.”
“Detectives said they do not expect to find any more bodies, but are following up more than 1,400 calls from people including witnesses and concerned friends and relatives.”
“He was shot twice by the perpetrator and these two girls were watching it and he looked straight at them and these kids were mute for the next two hours. They couldn't speak for the next two hours.”
“He was subsequently awarded £706,000 in compensation from the Home Office in 2008 for wrongful arrest.”
“used more than 70 aliases”
“begun 15 years ago”
“no individual officer faced charges over the death.”
“Extensive forensic tests on 'a small piece of human tissue' showed it to belong to the 31-year-old sex worker.”
“Ms Armitage, who disappeared a month ago and was known to have drink and drug problems, was 'a much-loved daughter and sister', detectives said.”
“Body parts found in the river on 25 May were later found to be those of 36-year-old Suzanne Blamires.”
“The body of Susan Rushworth, 42, has not yet been found. She went missing a year ago.”
“Ms Armitage, of the Allerton area of Bradford, was last seen on Rebecca Street in the city centre on 26 April.”
“Abdullah Hagar Idris was found hanged at HMP Chelmsford on 25 December, the day after he was told he was being deported.”
“This tragedy occurred in 2007 and since that time we have introduced new systems which ensure every unaccompanied asylum seeking child now receives support up to and after their 18th birthday.”
“In January 2008 the Chief Inspector of Prisons, Anne Owers released a report into HMP Chelmsford saying it had serious deficiencies in safety, decency and activity.”
“Six men have been bailed on licensing charges following an illegal rave held in a Pembrokeshire village over the bank holiday weekend.”
“The men, who are aged between 23 and 52 and from towns across England, pleaded not guilty when they appeared before Haverfordwest magistrates on Thursday.”
“The men charged were a 39-year-old from Taunton, three men, aged 29, 34 and 37, from Peterborough, a 52-year-old from Milton Keynes and a 23-year-old from Hungerford.”
“The loss of data was the second by the council in six months”
“The stick, which went missing in March”
“I am aware that staff have been provided with encrypted USB sticks since 2006 but older devices were not recalled.”
“The sit-in follows an unsuccessful High Court bid on 28 May by parents to keep the school open.”
“John McEwan, 52, attacked Peter Gosbee at London's Victoria Station last February”
“Judge Higgins said he was satisfied that the attacker was a potentially dangerous man but he could not be detained for a prolonged period as his sentence was less than four years.”
“Sentencing McEwan the judge said: 'You made an unprovoked attack on an entirely innocent male in Victoria station, wielding a 6in blade.'”
“Steven Anthony Parsons, 19, of New Milton, Hampshire, died when the Seat Leon he was driving crashed on the Christchurch Bypass on Saturday 22 May.”
“Archbishop Robert Zollitsch of Freiburg is suspected of allowing the re-appointment of a priest accused of child abuse in 1987.”
“Mr Maier said details had been passed on to the authorities in Konstanz in southern Germany, which had already begun an investigation into the priest's activities.”
“Church officials said there had been at least one case of suspected sexual abuse at Birnau monastery in southern Germany in the 1960s, where the priest was working.”
“They said they had only found out about the incident in 2006.”
“Last week it emerged that more than 200 former students claimed they had been abused at Jesuit schools across Germany.”
“In May Pope Benedict accepted the resignation of the German Bishop Walter Mixa, after he was accused of beating children at an orphanage and sexually abusing a boy.”
“7 June”
“2130 BST on 3 June”
“There were 22,000 legal aid applications last year.”
“Civil legal aid applications have risen by 24% over the last year, reaching their highest level in a decade.”
“The Scottish Legal Aid Board said financial pressures arising from the recession were likely to be at least partly responsible for the rise.”
“Among the 22,000 cases, there were a significant number of family, debt and mortgage rights cases.”
“This substantial increase in applications has been very challenging for the board, however we have managed to achieve our performance targets without any increase to our administrative budget.”
“Jessie James was shot dead in Moss Side in September 2006”
“The original inquest was dramatically halted in August 2007 after a new witness came forward and two arrests were made”
“The teenager was shot several times as he cycled through Broadfield Park, Moss Side, in the early hours of 9 September 2006”
“A £50,000 reward is available for information leading to the arrest and conviction of Jessie's killers”
“Coroner Nigel Meadows, resuming the inquest at Manchester Crown Court three years after it was halted, recorded a verdict of unlawful killing”
“Eddie Thompson, 29, was killed as he waited at traffic lights in Hackney, east London, in September 2009.”
“A single bullet probably meant for his head but striking his upper left shoulder entered his chest cavity and killed him.”
“Mark Price, 47, made two 999 calls early on 20 May, and officers arrived at his Chippenham address at 0230 BST.”
“The IPCC investigation will specifically look at the second call at about 0110 BST.”
“Officers arrived at the scene 10 minutes later.”
“In Germany Ubani was given nine months suspended for death by negligence.”
“In February a coroner ruled Mr Gray had been unlawfully killed.”
“It is estimated that about 100 non-lawyer will-writers are operating as businesses in Scotland.”
“The amendments will be considered by the Justice Committee at Stage 2 in June, and then the Scottish Parliament at Stage 3, which is likely to be in September.”
“If supported by parliament it could begin as soon as 2011.”
“The club was fined £1,350 and ordered to pay £1,610 costs after admitting breaching working at height regulations in the Health and Safety at Work Act.”
“The company and its managing director Damon Roe were each fined £1,000 and ordered to pay £1,610 costs.”
“She was last seen alive at her home by her sister on Monday at 1600 BST.”
“Det Ch Insp Jon Chadwick said: 'Stacey was part of large, loving family and leaves behind three very young children who are unlikely to completely understand just how big an impact this awful incident will have on their lives.'”
“There is a window of about 17 hours from when Stacey was dropped off at home by her sister at 4pm on the bank holiday Monday to when she was found dead at 9am the following morning.”
“Damien McGivern, 46, of Ardmore Park, Newry, is accused of causing the death of Nicola Murray, 16, in the crash near Cabragh in February 2008.”
“Mr McGivern also admitted causing serious injury to two other girls.”
“disappeared on 29 March”
“search for him now including Kent and Hampshire”
“Mr Miller owns a red Land Rover, registration F236UBJ”
“on Wednesday 5 May it was found in Avenue Road, Sevenoaks, near Knole Park.”
“It is believed to have been in that area since 3 April”
“5ft 10in tall”
“went missing more than two months ago”
“He pleaded guilty to 12 counts of breaching food hygiene regulations.”
“Birmingham City Council brought the prosecution against Abdolahi.”
“The charges relate to three emergency closures which were made against the business in 2008.”
“He was also ordered to do £200 unpaid work and to stay in touch with the probation services.”
“about 5ft 7in (1.7m) tall”
“the case was adjourned until 22 June”
“The council said local people have used the crossing at Green Road for 200 years, but its owners have said anyone using it is trespassing.”
“According to the legislation, the legal presumption is that a public right of way is inferred after 20 years of usage, and the council's case is that even before 1920 there was a crossing at that point for "a considerable period of time", …”
“That lease expired in 2005 and the ownership of the bridge reverted to a Mr and Mrs Condit.”
“The case was adjourned until 22 June, and District Judge Rodgers said he would visit the disputed bridge.”
“The former women's minister has refused to pay the $4,000 (£2,725) fine and says she is willing to go to jail.”
“The courts dismissed her complaint and the national assembly voted to lift her parliamentary immunity from prosecution so the prime minister's case could go ahead.”
“Mohammad Yousaf, 51, his wife Pervez, 49, and daughter Tanya, 23, were killed at a cemetery near Gujrat on 20 May.”
“The two suspects on the run, brothers Naveed and Sheraz Arif”
“More than £5.5m was recovered from criminals in Scotland last year using Proceeds of Crime legislation.”
“He had been sending letters and e-mails world-wide offering investment opportunities with promise of large rewards for small investments in a number of schemes.”
“He was sequestrated at Edinburgh Sheriff Court on Tuesday following his failure to pay legal fees he owed to the Civil Recovery Unit.”
“Mr Buchanan was originally acquitted of drugs charges in July 2004.”
“In 2008 Lord Penrose ruled that assets, which included cash, cars and sums in a bank account represented the proceeds of crime, namely drug dealing.”
“Buchanan, who was described by Lord Penrose as 'a significant player in the illicit drugs trade'”
