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“Seventeen arrests were made, ten cars impounded and sound equipment worth £100,000 seized after 2,500 people descended on the village of Dale.”
“The cost of the clean-up has been estimated as £3,500 by the Pembrokeshire council.”
“when you've got 300 cars that come in in one swoop”
“a refuse truck was sent to the site at Dale at 1700 BST on Monday”
“Ten people are in custody after the rave.”
“But it warned that "unfair and disproportionate" EU regulations on passenger compensation meant that the airline could be liable for further payouts.”
“Mr O'Leary said the airline would be suing a number of European governments and demanded a change to the regulations on compensating passengers in the event of disruption.”
“These regulations weren't designed for the catastrophic closure of European airspace for 18 days, they were designed for a fog event over one night at one airport”
“Planning permission, granted in June 2004, to develop the building into flats and office space, has now lapsed.”
“For people appealing against the death penalty, testimony given under duress and evidence from unnamed sources is now to be excluded.”
“Death-penalty defendants have also been given the right to ask for an investigation into whether their testimony was obtained illegally.”
“The regulations banned any evidence of unclear origin, confessions obtained through torture, or testimony obtained through violence and intimidation.”
“it was the first time a 'systematic and clear regulation' had been given on the issue.”
“It will help reduce the number of executions.”
“A recent report however, suggests that an average Kenyan has to pay 16 bribes a month.”
“Three months ago we suspended two senior government officials.”
“An Ecuadorean court has indicted Mr Santos to stand trial for the bombardment of a Farc camp 2km within Ecuador in March 2008.”
“The Ombudsman does not have the power to order the Fire Service to put the photographs back up because it was a discretionary decision”
“At least two masked gunmen wearing fluorescent jackets shot Mr Moffett at the corner of Conway Street and the Shankill Road, and he died in hospital.”
“Some botnets are huge. The Conficker worm is thought to have racked up millions of victims. That potentially puts more computer power than anyone has ever had in the hands of the cyber thieves.”
“We're here today because the planning permission for these test masts said that they were not to do any construction work during the bird breeding season. And here we are right in the middle of the bird breeding season.”
“Viking Energy has very clear planning approval to get on with the work. There's no doubt about that at all.”
“No arrests have been made.”
“Emergency services found two men with gunshot wounds when they arrived at the scene.”
“One man was pronounced dead at the scene at about 0700 BST.”
“A third man later presented himself at an east London hospital, also suffering gunshot injuries.”
“The body of Dylan Aaron, from Margaret Street, Hindley, was recovered from the pond at about 0805 BST.”
“Supt Phil Unsworth said: 'This is a tragic incident where a 17-year-old boy has lost his life in unexplained circumstances.'”
“An inquest into the teenagers' deaths has been opened and adjourned.”
“He admitted paying £13,000 for the release of two impounded vehicles in October but said he believed he was paying a legitimate fine.”
“Mr Griffiths, 40, gave his name as 'the crossbow cannibal' in court on Friday.”
“Forty-five detectives are now working on the case with support from about 70 other officers.”
“Ms Armitage, 31, has not been seen since 26 April.”
“Ms Rushworth, 43, has been missing for almost a year.”
“The alcohol duty structure is no longer fit for purpose, discriminating against Scotch whisky at home and sending out the wrong message overseas.”
“The aim must be to put in place a fairer and more socially responsible regime where all alcohol is taxed according to content.”
“In April a judge ruled that Duffy, who shared a young daughter with Hopper, could remain at the marital home”
“Two Dunmurry men have been remanded in custody charged with having £30,000 of cannabis with intent to supply.”
“Officers investigating the deaths of three women from Bradford have recovered what are thought to be human remains in the River Aire.”
“When he appeared in court on Friday, Mr Griffiths, of Thornton Road, Bradford, gave his name as 'the crossbow cannibal'.”
“Although the remains of Ms Blamires, 36, have been found, there has been no sign of Ms Armitage, 31, or Ms Rushworth, 43.”
“Ms Armitage, who was from the Allerton area of Bradford, was last seen on 26 April and Ms Rushworth, of Manningham, disappeared on 22 June last year.”
“Officers have also been searching in Lister Park about one mile from Mr Griffiths' home.”
“If you went out now to try and buy £10 worth of black powder [gunpowder] you'd need a licence to do it," he said.”
“Yet we can have youths roaming the streets with £167 worth of fireworks without any control.”
“Five people were subsequently charged with drug offences.”
“On Tuesday a Thai court approved an arrest warrant for Mr Thaksin on terrorism charges”
“They were given three-year sentences - although half the terms were suspended.”
“While they played the game in internet cafes, they fed their three-month-old daughter only once a day and left her alone for hours.”
“Romanian Marian Clipea, 40, was stopped in February 2009 as he joined a flight from Stansted Airport to Bucharest.”
“In his absence, Mr Clipea, from Dambovita, was also ordered to pay costs of £2,500.”
“A UK Border Agency official said in evidence that Mr Clipea claimed he had been loaned the money to buy a heavy goods vehicle but had been unable to do so when he was stopped on 12 February 2009.”
“A judge and two magistrates at Ipswich Crown Court said they were satisfied the £29,385 was recoverable property and it was assigned to the public purse.”
“Peter Erlinder had arrived to help defend opposition leader Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza, who was charged with promoting genocide ideology last month.”
“had the relationship with the girl for two years”
“The first time they had intercourse was in December 2006 and she was confused and shocked”
“over the following 23 months Hagland and the girl were intimate on numerous occasions”
“In November 2008, the girl had tried to end the relationship and she confided in a support teacher at her school”
“Only a few weeks ago, the Court of Arbitration of Sports ended the feud between the Kenya Football Federation and Football Kenya Limited, ruling in favour of the latter.”
“Audrey Elizabeth Beck from Ballyhill Road, Nutt's Corner, admitted indecently assaulting one boy when he was aged between ten and 11.”
“She also admitted similar offences against another boy when he was aged between 12 and 14 years.”
“Antrim Crown Court ordered that Beck serve three years' probation on her release.”
“The offences happened between May 1986 and January 1992.”
“North Norfolk District Council said the Licensing Act 2003 (Mandatory Licensing Conditions) Order 2010, which came into effect in April, made it illegal to promote "speed drinking".”
“It is now against the law to promote 'speed drinking', which is one of the elements of dwile flonking," said Chris Cawley, the council's environmental health manager.”
“These new conditions on liquor licences ban games that encourage drinking alcohol in such a manner.”
“Four days of legal discussions followed which ultimately meant the woman was discharged from the jury along with another juror who did not want to continue.”
“With the jury reduced to 10, it was agreed by the judge, prosecution and defence counsel that the case could continue.”
“Alan Bowles died after being attacked in his flat in Great Yarmouth in 2007.”
“An industrial tribunal ruled earlier in May that his sacking had been 'substantively unfair'.”
“The Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust Board is to appeal the Employment Tribunal judgment of May 2010 concerning the trust's former chief executive, Mr John Watkinson.”
“£500 in compensation”
“24-year-old M”
“five-year-old”
“Officers have begun searching a Bradford park for the remains of two missing women.”
“All three were sex workers.”
“Stephen Griffiths, 40, who is suspected of murdering them and a third woman”
“He is charged with murdering Ms Rushworth, 43, Ms Armitage, 31, and Ms Blamires, 36.”
“Ms Armitage, from the Allerton area of Bradford, was last seen on 26 April.”
“Ms Rushworth, of Manningham, disappeared on 22 June last year.”
“On Friday morning Mr Griffiths, of Thornton Road, Bradford, appeared at the city's magistrates' court and later at the crown court.”
“Body parts belonging to Ms Blamires were discovered in the River Aire at Shipley on Tuesday.”
“In order to be regarded as treasure, the Treasure Act 1996 says the item must be made of precious metal and be at least 300 years old.”
“51-year-old Mrs Patel's body at the foot of the staircase at Cort and Co solicitors in Blackbird Road, Leicester, in January 2009”
“The Labour government banned the 'legal high' in April, making it a Class B drug.”
“Leicester Coroner Catherine Mason recorded a verdict of accidental death for both men.”
“sent three warning letters”
“come into force in early 2011”
“conclude on 30 July”
“more than 400,000 customers”
“John Cort, 54, of Rutland Street, Leicester”
“Brian Farrell, 37, of Queensborough Terrace, west London”
“The body of 51-year-old Mrs Patel was found at the bottom of the stairs at Cort and Co solicitors in Blackbird Road, Leicester, on 15 January 2009.”
“During the trial, the court heard that divorcee Cort 'lived a life he simply could not afford' and had spiralled into £171,000 of debt.”
“The court heard that weeks before Mrs Patel's death, Cort had persuaded her they should increase their life assurance cover from £500,000 to £1.5m, claiming he had a serious illness.”
“Then more than £650,000 went missing from the company's client account, which should have been paid to customers or mortgage lenders.”
“The firm was investigated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) last July after Cort's arrest.”
“An investigator said there were £1.4m of 'questionable' transactions, including the £650,000.”
“The judge said: 'That you, Mr Cort, were able to have murdered a close friend of 30 years, erstwhile lover of 20 years and partner prepared to help you with your divorce, reveals your true character.”
“Last year, the Supreme Court threw out a high profile challenge by the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) to the legality of bank overdraft charges.”
