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“Former bank worker Graham was found to have amassed a collection of a total of 127,269 indecent images on his computers, with thousands of them featuring pornography at the most extreme end of the scale.”
“The 22-year-old had also previously been ordered to serve a further 18 months for an indecency offence against a young boy and for grooming two children with the intention of abusing them. Graham was released on licence after serving six m…”
“after a seven-year battle”
“The ruling was made at Belfast High Court on Thursday”
“If inquests are to maintain public confidence, put minds at rest and answer the questions of the families who are bereaved, it is vital to ensure that the interested parties and next of kin can participate in an informed, open and transpar…”
“Maleha, 15, and Nabiha Masud, 21, died in the fire in Tooting, south London, last June.”
“The Old Bailey was told the sisters' mother and two brothers were also injured in the fire.”
“Rasal Khan, 19, of Earl Howe Street, Leicester, who was accused of helping Miah, was found not guilty of all charges.”
“The sisters' mother Rubina, 55, and brothers Zain, 24, and Junaid, 18, all managed to escape.”
“Miah and Choudhury will be sentenced on 9 July.”
“Maleha was found still alive, curled up at the bottom of her bunk bed. Her life support was withdrawn three days later.”
“The girls were approached by a man in Gorbals New Park on Southside Crescent at about 1715 BST on 22 May.”
“This incident involved children under the age of 10 years.”
“The suspect, who was described as Asian, of average height, between 30 and 50 years old with dark hair,”
“The 36-year-old was missing for four days before her body parts were found in the River Aire in Shipley.”
“Susan Rushworth had been off heroin for five weeks when she vanished.”
“The last sighting of Ms Rushworth was near her flat at Oak Villas, in the Manningham area of Bradford, on 22 June, 2009.”
“The 31-year-old sex worker, who disappeared one month ago, was 'a much-loved daughter and sister', detectives say.”
“She was filmed on CCTV on the evening of 26 April.”
“Adalah, the Legal Centre for Arab Minority Rights in Israel, which represents the men, says the charges are false.”
“They allege the interrogators used sleep deprivation and stress positions to extract confessions, which both men have now retracted.”
“The case had been subject to an Israeli court gagging order which has now been lifted.”
“Mr Makhoul was charged in a Haifa district court, while Mr Sayid appeared at a district court in Nazareth.”
“I'm 100% sure Caroline did not do it.”
“Her daughter was up from 5am.”
“A man, thought to be PhD criminology student Stephen Griffiths, 40, is being held on suspicion of murdering Ms Blamires, 36, who was a sex worker. He is also suspected of killing two other Bradford sex workers, Shelley Armitage, 31, and Su…”
“Ms Blamires, who lived in Barkston Walk, Allerton, was last seen on 21 May.”
“Ms Armitage, also from Allerton, has been missing since 26 April.”
“Ms Rushworth, from the Manningham area of the city, has not been seen since June 2009.”
“Detectives have been given extra time, until Thursday evening, to question the suspect.”
“Ms Rushworth's son James, 23, said the family had been growing increasingly concerned for her welfare.”
“A temporary "stop notice" was served on the travellers on 2 May to prevent further building and engineering operations and any further caravans using the site.”
“It will last until the council's planning committee has made a decision over the travellers' application to build there.”
“There are concerns that the new public order laws going through the assembly could make the whole thing an illegal gathering if more than 50 people take part without 37 days prior notification.”
“Assistant Chief Constable Jawaid Akhtar confirmed the remains found on Tuesday belonged to one person.”
“the country's 10,500 solicitors”
“73% of Law Society members who took part in a referendum have voted in favour of retaining the status quo”
“Almost 40% of members voted in the poll, with 3,037 in favour of the society continuing its representative role and 1,101 against”
“set up in 1949”
“only a 25% minority of non-solicitors should be permitted to own law firms”
“Two, of three, motions were narrowly passed in favour of allowing ABSs”
“Richard Jones, 60, of Bromham, Bedfordshire, said while working at the college, between 1982 and 1985, he handled three tonnes of lead a year.”
“He is claiming six-figure damages from Norfolk County Council which ran the college during that period.”
“He said he hoped to give his judgment within the next two weeks.”
“He is claiming six-figure damages from Norfolk County Council.”
“within the next two weeks”
“between 1982 and 1985”
“He is claiming six-figure damages from Norfolk County Council”
“18 months”
“an unpaid £15 debt to Dellaway's girlfriend”
“hit with a frying pan three times”
“he was also hit with a frying pan three times”
“about a mile away to Reddish Country Park”
“His spinal cord was severed by one wound”
“72 separate injuries”
“Mr Hyde's half-naked body was found two days later.”
“Mayne must serve 18 months.”
“unpaid £15 debt to Dellaway's girlfriend.”
“Ms le Fraper said it was the first time the ICC had formally asked the Security Council to take action against a member country for failing to implement arrest warrants against its citizens.”
“The warrants list 51 counts of crimes against humanity and war crimes allegedly committed in the war-torn Darfur region.”
“who is also wanted by the ICC for alleged war crimes in Darfur under a warrant issued in March 2009.”
“Ms Hennin was charged £365 to release her car, which had been parked in a pay and display car park on New Canal Street in the city.”
“The service was finally withdrawn altogether in September 2009, along with a near $10 million class-action law suit settlement”
“The service was finally withdrawn altogether in September 2009, along with a near $10 million class-action law suit settlement, external after it was alleged that Facebook failed to provide adequate information and privacy controls in rela…”
“And in summer 2009, Canadian authorities declared, external that Facebook was in breach of the country's privacy rules, so the social network clarified the way that users could leave the site, offering the option to either 'deactivate' the…”
“Mephedrone was made illegal on 16 April on the advice of the Advisory Council for the Misuse of Drugs.”
“This has been the policy of successive governments and has not changed.”
“deny a total of eight charges”
“during a two-year security services operation between August 2004 and June 2006”
“Both men were bailed to appear before Liverpool Crown Court on 23 September”
“A third man charged over the disturbance on 4 April, Paul Garner, 29, from Millfield, Neston, did not appear and his case was adjourned until 2 June”
“According to official figures, a couple in Egypt gets divorced every six minutes.”
“Family law, which is based on Islamic principles, was changed 10 years ago enabling them to get a divorce without their husband's agreement by going to a judge.”
“Some 250,000 women are currently involved in court battles.”
“It took four difficult years before Mahasen Saber, 30, was able to end her unhappy marriage.”
“The city's trading standards department received more than 100 complaints about Andrew Baker's company, Inter Park UK.”
“The department got 70 complaints in 2007 with numerous Christmas shoppers being towed at a site in New Canal Street, Birmingham.”
“Two accomplices of Baker, Gary Gwilliam, 54, of Mountbatten Road, Walsall and Mohammed Islam, 47, of Denville Crescent, Bordesley Green, Birmingham, also pleaded guilty to offences under the fraud act and were each fined £500.”
“Their mother and two brothers were also injured in the fire last June, the Old Bailey was told.”
“During the trial the court heard how the boy, who cannot be named because of his age, had searched on Google for "how to burn someone's house down" the day before the fire.”
“Maleha, 15, and Nabiha Masud, 21, died at the family home in Lessingham Avenue, Tooting, south London.”
“Maleha was discovered curled up at the bottom of her bunk bed. Her life support was withdrawn three days later.”
“Nabiha was transferred to a specialist unit in Chelmsford but died on July 25.”
“Northern Constabulary is looking to recruit 24 new officers”
“has committed to having 800 officers this year”
“It has received 50 completed applications so far.”
“The recruitment of new constables saw the number of officers rise from 787 in March 2008 to 801 by last August.”
“The court heard Andrews did not call an ambulance until 1500 BST the following day.”
“The court heard Andrews was known to have been violent to his partner of three years but she had refused help.”
“Jean Hanlon, 53, from Dumfries, disappeared on 9 March last year and her body was found four days later in the sea off Heraklion.”
“She had moved to the village of Kato Gouves four years earlier to work in the seasonal tourism trade.”
“ordered to serve at least 23 years in jail”
“Gavin Boyd, 50,”
“20-year-old Vikki McGrand”
“on 26 August 2008”
“ordered to be monitored in the community for 10 years on release”
“electronically tagged in 2006”
“Assistant Chief Constable Jawaid Akhtar said the remains found on Tuesday had not been identified, but belonged to one person.”
“The mother-of-four's head was found in a bag on a cycle path on Hogmanay 2008 by a dog walker.”
“He deferred sentence until 23 June.”
