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“A former High Court judge, Sir John Chadwick, has been trying to design a payment scheme as requested by the previous government, and his work is ongoing.”
“He wanted the 39 penalty charge notices issued against him for parking on single yellow lines within the zone to be ruled unenforceable.”
“Mr Herron, who faces costs of up to £20,000, said the court's decision would allow local authorities to go on making money out of parking tickets issued to confused motorists.”
“Mr Herron has spent more than £100,000 of his own money campaigning to improve the status of motorists who he said had been treated as "second-class citizens".”
“the 39 penalty charge notices issued against him”
“faces costs of up to £20,000”
“has spent more than £100,000 of his own money”
“The five men are being tried in Rotterdam district court.”
“The trial is expected to last five days.”
“Farah Ahmed Yusuf, 25, told the court: 'The intention was to fish.'”
“One of the suspects, Sayid Ali Garaar, 39, pleaded with the court: 'I am the victim here. They destroyed my boat and put my life in danger.'”
“the judgement is expected to be handed down in the middle of next month.”
“The Ryder Cup takes place at the Celtic Manor Resort, Newport from 1-3 October.”
“Evidence from Wales' 22 local authorities put the number of "proven" or "suspected" cases of human trafficking at 15.”
“There is already a single point of contact and senior officer in place in each of the four Welsh forces who is the dedicated work lead in the area of human trafficking.”
“Inverness, Nairn, Badenoch and Strathspey planning committee has granted planning permission. The approval is subject to planning conditions.”
“The Scottish government said five bills announced in the Queen's Speech were likely to need legislative consent motions, which allow the UK government to lesiglate in areas of devolved responsibility.”
“Darren Williamson, described as a prisoner in Inverness, admitted being concerned in the supply of cocaine between June 2005 and December 2009.”
“Co-accused John Fisher, 27, Muir of Ord, admitted being concerned in the supply of cocaine last December.”
“Judge Lord Bannatyne deferred sentence on the men until next month for the preparation or reports.”
“stole £60”
“owned two homes”
“In his 1,588-page judgement, Judge Tahiliyani accused the prosecution of failing to corroborate testimony from one a witness who was supposed to have seen Mr Ansari pass something to Mr Ahmed in a Nepalese hotel room.”
“The current legislation is now more than 25 years old and while it has brought many improvements in dog control here, we continue to have problems with dog attacks, straying and unwanted dogs.”
“The Dogs (Amendment) Bill will update the Dogs (NI) Order 1983.”
“Mr Babiker, 45, denies murdering her at their home in Edinburgh's Nicolson Street.”
“He claims she slipped and hit her head on the taps twice on 20 October 2009.”
“The trial heard how the 34-year-old mother-of-two's body was found wrapped up in bedding in a bath at her home in Nicolson Street, Edinburgh.”
“The accused's description of two alleged falls in the bath cannot explain injuries one, two, three, four and five.”
“The more likely scenario is that all five injuries were caused by the accused using the hammer in the master bedroom.”
“Lady Stacey told the jury she would send them out to consider their verdict on Tuesday after she completed her address.”
“The offences are alleged to have taken place over a 20-year period between 1972 and 1992.”
“She is due to appear again in court in June.”
“A detective constable told Newtownards Magistrates Court on Tuesday that the charges are all related to the same case and that feelings in the community were running high.”
“Kerry Ann Day, 41, was stabbed on 25 April at Astbury Court, in Burslem, Stoke-on-Trent.”
“Officers went to the address the day before her death, the spokesman said.”
“Mr Lawton is due to appear at Stafford Crown Court on 5 July.”
“Tegni Cymru Cyf seek an order quashing a decision dated 18 November 2009 made by an inspector duly appointed by Denbighshire County Council...”
“Wendy Kelly was found unconscious in a house in the town's Hillview Terrace early in the morning on 17 May.”
“Duch, 67, whose full name is Kaing Guek Eav, is charged with crimes against humanity and war crimes.”
“Duch was the first of five senior Khmer Rouge leaders to face trial at the special court in Phnom Penh, which has taken years to set up.”
“It is understood there are currently around 150 cases under appeal.”
“Five weeks after the plant food chemical mephedrone was banned, a BBC Radio Wales investigation has found more than 400 others on the internet.”
“Since April, mephedrone and its related compounds have been illegal after measures were rushed through Parliament on the recommendation of the Advisory Council for the Misuse of Drugs (ACMD).”
“has found more than 400 others on the internet.”
“Since April, mephedrone and its related compounds have been illegal”
“could face up to five years' imprisonment”
“could receive up to 14 years”
“As a Class B drug - the same category as cannabis and amphetamines - anyone now found carrying mephedrone could face up to five years' imprisonment - while dealers could receive up to 14 years.”
“He was charged in connection with the disturbance and is due to appear in court on Monday.”
“Earlier this week, BA was granted a court injunction preventing the strikes after the High Court ruled that the Unite union had not reported results of its strike ballot correctly to members.”
“However, this was overturned on Thursday following an appeal by the union.”
“Nepal insists that anyone planning to climb Mount Everest must be 16”
“About 700 friends and teachers shared 'laughter and tears' with relatives at the service in Duncanrig Secondary School, where Jack was a pupil.”
“Mr Ferguson, 46, was last seen on 11 May, four days after Jack's death.”
“Last year, a code of conduct was set up by the Office of Fair Trading and the Society of Ticket Agent Retailers (Star) to cover box office and online vendors.”
“Colin Ferguson was last seen in Belmont Drive, East Kilbride, at 1400 BST on 11 May, close to where a shrine was created to his nephew Jack Frew.”
“Jack Frew, 16, was found dead in woodland in East Kilbride on 7 May.”
“Jack Frew's body was found in East Kilbride two weeks ago.”
“Craig Roy, 17, has appeared on petition in private at Hamilton Sheriff Court charged with murdering Jack.”
“Mr Ferguson left his home in Owen Avenue, East Kilbride, on 11 May but did not say where he was going or when he would return.”
“Ackowledging that the Outlaws motorcycle organisation was "perfectly lawful", Judge Merfyn Hughes, QC, told Dawson...”
“The country has fast-tracked a children's law ahead of the event to make it easier to prosecute suspects.”
“The Crown was given authority to raise fresh proceedings against father and son.”
“Neil Wilson, of Orchard Mews, in the Newtownbreda area of south Belfast, who murdered Shane Cunningham in July 2008.”
“Wilson was on bail, on a suspended sentence and on probation for three different offences at the time.”
“The accused, who worked as a chef, had been on bail for disorderly behaviour after carrying a golf club into the Cutter's Wharf pub two months before the killing.”
“The judge will sentence Wilson next week, but told him he will be going to jail for a considerable number of years.”
“There were at least five blunt force injuries to the forehead and head area, with underlying severe skull fracture and severe brain fracture identified.”
“Three of the five injuries could have been caused by mild to moderate force being used - but added that the two which smashed the skull must have involved "severe force".”
“Mrs Kamblawi's husband, Yahya Babiker, 45, denies murdering her at their home in Edinburgh's Nicolson Street. He claims she slipped and hit her head on the taps twice on 20 October 2009.”
“In a joint minute, the parties agreed that Mr Babiker's name was on a receipt for a claw hammer from the St Leonard's Street branch of Homebase at 1519 GMT on 19 October.”
“The court was shown pictures of the head wounds sustained by the 34-year-old student and mother-of-two and was told part of her skull had been shattered into minute and small pieces. When her body was removed from the bath, she was found t…”
“The features of this wound would be consistent with being caused by a heavy, round, blunt object, such as a hammer or something with similar features.”
“I find it very unlikely, if not impossible, that this could have been caused by the taps.”
“A second charge of attempting to defeat the ends of justice was formally withdrawn by Advocate Depute Pino di Medio at the conclusion of the Crown case.”
“We did not think the taps could fall into this category. We are of the opinion the hammer is the most likely instrument in this case.”
“He has admitted hiding her body in her flat in the Granton area of the city for more than a year and dismembering and dumping her remains.”
“The remains of the mother-of-four, who was from Dingwall, were found in a bag by a dog walker in Edinburgh on Hogmanay 2008.”
“It was the first two weeks of December 2007. "She said she was hungry and I went to the chip shop to get her something to eat. "When I came back she was sitting in bed. I went and said 'there's your food' and, well, she had died.”
“Edinburgh Sheriff Court issued a warrant for Cameron on 5 September 2007 after he failed to turn up to answer claims he kicked a dog in July that year.”
“The court has also been told that Mr Cameron stayed in the flat with the body for months until in November 2008 he received a letter from the City of Edinburgh Council telling Ms Stacey that she was being evicted over unpaid rent.”
“The estimated street value of this recovery is in the region of £3m.”
“Officers working with HM Revenue and Customs and trading standards officials made the find at business premises in Commerce Street on Thursday.”
“The court heard McManus was five times the legal alcohol limit”
“Because of the state you were in your vehicle mounted a pavement along which you drove for some 11.9 metres before striking and killing a much-loved husband and father.”
“Mr Taylor had been married for 49 years and while 78 years of age he played an active part in his family's life and could have been expected to provide his love and support for years to come.”
“McManus was five times the legal alcohol limit”
“on 1 December 2008”
“McManus had an alcohol level of 173 microgrammes of alcohol per 100 millilitres of breath - the legal limit is 35.”
“your vehicle mounted a pavement along which you drove for some 11.9 metres before striking”
“Mr Taylor had been married for 49 years”
“McManus was also banned from driving for 10 years”
“McManus had an alcohol level of 173 microgrammes of alcohol per 100 millilitres of breath”
“the legal limit is 35”
“McManus had only stopped drinking three hours before the collision”
“John McManus, 42”
“78-year-old Philip Taylor”
“you drove for some 11.9 metres”
“Gail Cochrane, 53, kept the 1920s gun for 28 years following the death of her father, who had been in the Navy.”
