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'Fugitive' asylum seeker wanted for attack was in prison all along (opens the original)
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A hotel migrant who was being hunted as a violent fugitive was actually in prison all along, it has emerged. Authorities lost track of Kenson Noel and wrongly believed him to be on the run after he failed to show up for a court hearing for assaulting two female police officers. His solicitor had been unable to contact him as he was no longer living at the Roundhouse Hotel in Bournemouth, Dorset. Enquiries revealed he had been moved to a different 'facility' although nobody involved in the case k
Retired teacher wins legal fight to walk through her own garden gate (opens the original)
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An 81-year-old retired teacher has hailed victory in a three-year legal battle against a council – to win the right to walk out of her own garden gate. Helene Ball took legal action against Derbyshire County Council after discovering one morning in April 2023 that a metal fence had been cemented over a 98cm gap in her rear garden wall. The gap leads into an adjoining council-owned car park, but Ms Ball, who has lived at the house in Matlock since 1967, said she and her family had used the route
Army's first female Master Tailor acquitted of 'pinching bum' (opens the original)
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A history-making female soldier has been acquitted of allegations she showered a subordinate with 'chocolates and a scented candle' and repeatedly pinched his bottom. Warrant Officer Emma Colton, 39, was the British Army's first ever female Master Tailor - a fully trained frontline soldier who also specialises as a senior bespoke tailor. She was found not guilty at a court martial of allegations that she followed a male sergeant around an Army base on the Falkland Islands and poked him in the bo
Ban on young people wearing balaclavas to intimidate in Nottingham (opens the original)
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New powers to tackle young people wearing balaclavas to intimidate members of the public in Nottingham city centre are set to come into force next week. Nottinghamshire Police said the restrictions, starting on Tuesday, will allow police and council officers to require people to remove a face covering where their identity is being concealed to commit crime or behave anti-socially. The powers, part of a Public Spaces Protection Order, will include £70 on-the-spot fines, confiscation of the face c
Burglars ignored two tiles now identified as Renaissance treasure (opens the original)
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Two decorative tiles which were once spurned by burglars have now been identified as rare Renaissance treasures missing for more than a century. The plaques had hung in the hallway of the modest property in Shaftesbury, Dorset, for more than 30 years, with the owners unaware of their significance. Fortunately, burglars who broke into the house a few years ago were similarly lacking in their knowledge of the classical revival - and completely ignored the pieces. Experts have now concluded they ar
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