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“Cameron stayed in the flat with the body for months until in November 2008 he received a letter from Edinburgh City Council telling Ms Stacey that she was being evicted over unpaid rent.”
“Only 95% of Ms Stacey's body was ever found, with her left hand, part of a foot, and a total of 39 bones still missing.”
“attack on two men”
“in a second”
“approximately 5mph”
“reduced to 10mph”
“Sean Joyce, Mr Tomlinson's solicitor, told the hearing how Clio driver Rhona Jane Williams was joining the southbound carriageway of the A1 (M) at junction 44 when the incident happened at around 0830 BST on 13 January.”
“The slip road joins the middle lane of the motorway, so she was effectively undertaking the 44-tonne tanker, Mr Joyce said.”
“the incident happened at around 0830 BST on 13 January.”
“she was effectively undertaking the 44-tonne tanker, Mr Joyce said.”
“a lorry driver for 29 years”
“She told him he could retain his LGV driving licence because he could not see, hear or smell the car.”
“It is now law for them to be installed in new lorries, she said.”
“Professor Capurro contributed to a 2005 ethical study for the European Commission that looked at the development of digital implants and possible abuse of them.”
“"From an ethical point of view, the surveillance of implants can be both positive and negative," he said. "Surveillance can be part of medical care, but if someone wants to do harm to you, it could be a problem."”
“However, he said, that there should be caution if implants with surveillance capabilities started to be used outside of a medical setting.”
“He denies causing an explosion likely to endanger property or life.”
“Mr Farrell was refused bail and will appear again by video link on 23 June.”
“His comments come as the US Congress moves towards passing a package or measures aimed at revamping US financial rules, and subjecting the Fed to more oversight”
“It is now the most commonly appealed benefit, with 8,000 tribunals heard every month across the UK”
“and 40% of decisions are being reversed.”
“A BBC freedom of information request revealed there are eight thousand ESA appeals heard every month. This is double the number of the next most appealed benefit, disability living allowance”
“And around 40% of ESA appeals find in favour of the claimant.”
“The Academies Bill, presented to Parliament later on Thursday, will pave the way for schools which are judged to be outstanding to switch quickly to academy status.”
“Two of the three most senior judges in the land concluded last week that if BA pursued its case for full hearing, the court would highly probably back the union.”
“Two other civilians were shot dead”
“At least three members of the security forces have also been killed”
“Prime Minister Golding, who approved Mr Coke's extradition to the US last week after a delay of nine months, reported to parliament on the crisis.”
“Dr David Lucy's experiment led to a successful prosecution of two men who admitted breaching gambling laws.”
“Trading Standards stepped in after officers secretly filmed two girls, aged 14 and 15, paying £3 for five attempts at the game.”
“Within eight minutes they had spent £70 - and won nothing.”
“Williams was also handed a 14-week suspended jail sentence.”
“Officials from Blackpool Council visited the stall over a two-year period and never witnessed anyone winning.”
“One individual who had come to Blackpool had spent £1,200 to £1,500 playing the hoopla game.”
“officers secretly filmed two girls, aged 14 and 15, paying £3 for five attempts at the game.”
“throwing it into the air from two metres”
“Officials from Blackpool Council visited the stall over a two-year period”
“the odds of winning were 2,600 to one.”
“two girls, aged 14 and 15, paying £3 for five attempts at the game.”
“What we found is that you could place the hoop over the pegs but throwing it into the air from two metres it would have to land precisely. The pegs were cut at such an angle that the trajectory the hoop needed to take just would not work. …”
“stall owner Philip Williams, 53, and his assistant Darren Casey, 36”
“over a two-year period”
“William Melchert-Dinkel, 47, is charged in connection with the deaths of Briton Mark Drybrough in 2005, and Canadian Nadia Kajouji in 2008.”
“He reportedly admitted helping up to five people kill themselves.”
“The judge set the next court date for 29 June.”
“Prigmore will appear at the court on 16 June to be sentenced.”
“He was bailed and banned from supervising children.”
“The court heard Prigmore swore at the toddler, who cannot be named for legal reasons, after the two-year-old wet himself on two occasions.”
“Five of his other co-accused have been acquitted.”
“The court in Mumbai also fined the director $1,500 (£1,000).”
“Katie Richardson, 30, of, Stone, pleaded guilty two counts of theft totalling £165,244.”
“During a search of her home, detectives found a number of items believed to have been bought with the money she stole, including a Mitsuibishi Lancer and a VW Polo.”
“Doreen Morris was killed at her Anglesey home in March 1994”
“the judge accepted argument from the current coroner, Dewi Pritchard Jones, that is was not 'necessary or desirable in the interests of justice' for a fresh inquest to be held more than 16 years after Mrs Morris died”
“selling millions of marijuana seeds in the US in exchange for an agreed five year jail term”
“sold millions of marijuana seeds around the world by post before his 2005 arrest”
“sentencing hearing is scheduled for 11 August”
“47% of people knew someone who had tried illegal drugs, up from 41% between 2001 and 2009.”
“Support for legalising cannabis fell from 37% in Scotland in 2001 to 24% in 2009.”
“Among those who had themselves tried cannabis, support for its legalisation fell from 70% to 47% over the same period.”
“80% saying 'the only real way of helping drug addicts is to get them to stop using drugs altogether'.”
“only 16% of people agreeing that personal use of heroin should not result in prosecution.”
“only 44% of people believed this 'education' should involve young people being given more information on how to use drugs more safely.”
“In 2008 the government introduced a new strategy to tackle the nation's drug problems by focusing on 'recovery and helping people live drug-free lives'.”
“A panel of five judges questioned the law minister as part of its investigation into the progress of outstanding corruption cases.”
“The court gave the government two weeks to file a report on what steps it has taken to revive all the outstanding cases.”
“In December, the Supreme Court repealed the National Reconciliation Ordinance (NRO).”
“President Asif Ali Zardari and his wife, assassinated former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, were accused in 1997 of receiving kickbacks from Swiss firms.”
“goods inspection contracts during Ms Bhutto's time in power between 1993 and 1996.”
“On Monday, three judges said "Kadhi" courts favoured Islam over other faiths, and this was unconstitutional since Kenya is a secular country.”
“However the Christian churches - which brought the Kadhi case to court six years ago - are opposed to this.”
“He has admitted hiding her body in her flat in Granton for more than a year, dismembering and dumping her remains.”
“The raids follow a two-year investigation that included surveillance and monitoring of the group's finances.”
“The series of changes have meant that its current privacy policy has 50 different settings and 170 options and at 5,830 words is longer than the US Constitution.”
“Ten US privacy groups filed a complaint to the Federal Trade Commission and the European Commission began its own investigation.”
“The star is seeking $1m (£700,000) in damages.”
“Charles O'Neill, 47, and 33-year-old William Lauchlan.”
“the 39-year-old”
“The witness, now 26”
“The trial is taking place at the High Court in Glasgow”
“around a week after arriving at the flat”
“45 year-old”
“A 46-year-old man has admitted sexually abusing a girl over a nine-year-period in Glasgow.”
“The abuse carried on at various addresses in the city between 1988 and 1997.”
“He also admitted getting into bed with a girl, aged 10, between 1991 and 1992.”
“Sheriff Norman Ritchie deferred sentence until next month for background reports.”
“Laura Hall, from Bromsgrove in Worcestershire, has 38 convictions for alcohol-related offences, mainly for being drunk and disorderly.”
“Miss Hall was given a drinking banning order (DBO) in April prohibiting her from drinking in public or buying alcohol from licenced premises for two years.”
“She was fined £100 and required to pay £85 in legal fees and a £15 victim's surcharge.”
“Five days later she was drunk in public after consuming a bottle of wine, a 70cl (1.2pint) bottle of vodka and several cans of lager.”
“Miss Hall, who lives at home with her 17-year-old twin sisters, said she was trying to cut down her drinking and said she was third on a waiting list for an alcohol abuse course to help her to quit.”
“She was freed on interim liberation after serving about six weeks of her sentence.”
“Our officers have gathered evidence in relation to over 30 people who will be questioned about their actions on the day of the match.”
“Sheriff Robert McCreadie called McRitchie's actions "disgraceful" and ordered him to do 180 hours community service.”
“Robbie Lindsay, 17, from Glenrothes, was ordered to carry out 200 hours community service.”
“Adam Stirling, 17, from Milnahort, was fined £350 pounds and ordered to pay the same amount in compensation.”
“It took the ISP to court in January 2009, saying it was not doing enough to protect the intellectual property of its members. These include EMI, Sony, Universal and Warner. The High Court ruled in Irma's favour and a challenge, issued by t…”
“Matt Lucas and Kevin McGee's civil partnership was dissolved in 2008”
“The couple celebrated their 2006 civil partnership with a lavish, pantomime-themed reception.”
“Mr Lucas was granted a dissolution in October 2008 on the grounds of his partner's unreasonable behaviour.”
