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- Sep 2, 2026
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Joey Barton could face six more months in jail after trial delayed (opens the original)
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Former Premier League footballer Joey Barton could remain in prison until next year, after his trial over an alleged attack on a man outside a golf club was delayed. The 44-year-old ex-England international denies causing grievous bodily harm with intent to Kevin Lynch, 51, at Fairway, Huyton, on 8 March. He was due to face trial this week, but at Liverpool Crown Court on Wednesday Judge David Potter adjourned the trial to 8 March 2027, meaning Barton could stay in jail for another six months. B
Former footballer Joey Barton to stand trial over alleged assault (opens the original)
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Former footballer Joey Barton is due to stand trial charged with an assault outside a golf club. The 43-year-old denies causing grievous bodily harm with intent to Kevin Lynch, 51, at Fairway, Huyton, on March 8. His trial is listed to begin at Liverpool Crown Court on Tuesday afternoon. The attack is alleged to have taken place after he had been drinking with Mr Lynch at Huyton and Prescot Golf Club. Mr Lynch, a former non-league football manager and founder of special education school NexGen A
Ecstasy and ketamine found buried at UK festival days before opening (opens the original)
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Ecstasy, ketamine and more than 200 canisters of nitrous oxide have been found buried beneath the grounds of the Creamfields festival site. Cheshire Constabulary officers seized the class A, B and C drugs hidden around the location in Daresbury, near Warrington, ahead of the event, which runs from Thursday until Monday. The force suggested that anyone who had buried a bag at the site and wanted it back should get in touch. Searches were carried out as part of "disruption work" ahead of the event
40kg python receives human cancer treatment in world first (opens the original)
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A 40kg, 15-foot python named after actress Jodie Foster is thought to be the first snake in the world to benefit from a cancer treatment normally used on humans. Veterinary staff at Chester Zoo say that the reptile has returned to her “bright and feisty self” after receiving electrochemotherapy for a cancerous tumour on her jawbone. The 23-year-old reticulated python underwent surgery to remove a fibrosarcoma – a malignant tumour – from her jaw in 2024 after keepers noticed she was eating less.
Police end two-day stand-off after suspect found asleep on roof (opens the original)
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Police near Manchester have ended a two-day stand-off by climbing a ladder to arrest the suspect who had fallen asleep on a roof. Greater Manchester Police released footage showing the moment an officer climbed the ladder onto the roof of a back porch in Ash Street, Salford, and grabbed the man, who was lying down. The man’s trousers appeared to fall as he was pulled down the ladder and arrested by officers in the garden of the property. The force said two police officers suffered minor injuries
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