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At Victoria Square last month, a man who was pouring hot coffee over his ex-wife had crowds swooning when he lowered on one knee, surrounded by rose petals. However, the husband-to-bench, who embraced his future bride Natalie Currie (inset), has not only been found guilty of robberies, GBH, criminal injury, and fleeing from lawful detention, according to Sunday World. He is reported to have been released from Maghaberry Prison and moved to an open jail, but he will still have to adhere to stringent guidelines and curfews. The two couples are pictured together, right.

Fans will now be able to dream of a new age as Sir Jim Ratcliffe, the current owner of Manchester United, ratifies his 25 percent purchase for £1.3 billion. The Glazers, unfortunately for supporters, are still in place for the time being, but they do now have a fiercely competitive boyhood fan who thrives when the odds are against him in Ratcliffe, who will take over football operations alongside his INEOS staff. Ratcliffe has never had life simpler, spent the first ten years of his life in Failsworth, a small town between Manchester and Oldham, on Dunkerley Avenue.

Brent Thompson, 28, was killed in Fort Collins, Colorado, on February 18. He had been pulled over by the cops and ran away: a deputy tasered him, and a pickup truck followed him seconds later. Last week, the Larimer County District Attorney's Office announced that no criminal charges had been filed against Deputy Lorenzo Lujan, a move that enraged the Thompson family. Gordon McLaughlin, the district attorney, said that an investigation and analysis of Colorado law found that there is no guarantee of success in proving unanimously and beyond a reasonable doubt that Deputy Lorenzo Lujan is criminally culpable for his attempt to compel Brent Thompson's detention attempt.' The family intend to bring a civil case against Larimer County sheriffs, and Siddhartha Rathod, the family's counsel, said on Wednesday that the video was being posted to reveal what had happened.

Officials with an NHS Trust in Bath, Somerset, received the results of an investigation that had been conducted a few months ago. They were given 49 points out of a possible 159 points, implying they failed to qualify for an entry-level bronze award.' Several reasons were given for the Trust's disappointing results, including clinical staff's inability to use 'gendered words' such as "mother," "father," and "husband." The majority of patients did not bother to inquire patients' sexual orientation or if they were transgender, and some of them were also unable to determine whether they were transgender. The shamed Trust was still chastised for failing to install sanitary bins in all toilets, whether they were Gents or Ladies, although it did gain some recognition for the fact that some of its employees opted to wear badges displaying their preferred pronouns. Several employees, the study found, had 'homophobic' or 'transphobic' views. However, these did not seem particularly offensive on closer inspection.

The fossil fuel fields near Hazar, Turkey's Caspian Sea port city, produced 2.6 million tonnes of methane last year, according to ethical intelligence firm Kayrros, with facilities in the east of the country emitting 1.8 million tonnes. Despite the fact that the number of methane released by these fields, which is less than half of the UK's carbon dioxide emissions, is more effective at trapping heat in our atmosphere than carbon dioxide. Together, the two fields produced methane equivalent to 366 million tonnes in 2015, more than 30 million tonnes more than the UK's total estimated carbon emissions for 2022. According to provisional government data, the United Kingdom exported 331.5 million tonnes of CO2 last year, down by 2.4 percent from 2021.

A North Carolina lawmaker is offering Disney a better alternative to the Florida governor's battling. Ron DeSantis: A new home in his state. Senator Michael Garrett of Texas and two other Democrats have urged the 'Mickey's Freedom Restoration Act,' which would create a commission to look at moving Disney's Magic Kingdom, EPCOT Center, Disney's Animal Kingdom, and the Disney Resort and Golf Courses to North Carolina.' To encourage the relocation, the state will have'strategic economic incentive plans.'

As the state continues to seek compensation for trying to defame the governor's authority, Ron DeSantis' new board warned Disney that they could surround it with inexpensive housing and insist that it pay its back taxes. "Duck engaged in a caper worthy of Scrooge McDuck to try to escape Florida law,' said attorney David Thompson, who was hired by the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District Board to look at why Disney's use of an obscure legal statute relating to King Charles III to outmaneuver DeSantis.' The hearing on Wednesday was yet another step by the state in its war against the house that Mickey Mouse built.

When Edward Connors, 30, (left inset) and his fiancee Leanna Hughes (right inset) burst into her Manchester home late last month in search of treasures, she was left worried about her life. Connors, a felonious murderer, tied 92-year-old Mrs Harding (not shown) up with a cable tie and dragged her down and threatened to murder her if she refused to comply. Hughes, 29, stripped the grandmother of all her jewelry, including priceless family heirlooms, and tied her up with a vacuum cleaner cable. After being found guilty of burglary, attempted robbery, and fraud at Manchester Crown Court, the couple (pictured together) were sentenced to a total of over 20 years in prison.

After photographing hundreds of women's bottoms at Manchester Pride, a serial sex offender with a 'upskirting' conviction was sentenced to two years in prison. At the LGBT festival last year, officers discovered Andrew Smoggie, 52, photographing unidentified people. They learned he was subjected to a Sexual Harm Prevention Order (SHPO), which prohibited him from photographing or filming people he did not know in a public place. The order was released in October 2021 as part of a suspended prison term for an offence of 'upskirting,' according to Manchester Crown Court.

Donovan Mitchell, the Cleveland Cavaliers' highest profile player, set himself apart on Monday by becoming the sixth player in NBA history to reach the 70-point plateau in a single game. Wilt Chamberlain (five times), David Thompson, David Robinson, and Elgin Baylor are the only other players to score at least 71 points in a game. What's more, Mitchell's 71 points in his 145-134 overtime win over the Chicago Bulls on Monday is the most ever scored by a player under the age of 6-foot-5. Mitchell had the highest attendance game in almost 45 years in a season where big numbers have been a norm.

A new police recruit was allowed to work an 8in snail in order to help calm his nerves, but the giant pet has since died. At Birmingham's Bournville police station, the snail, who was identified by colleagues as Sid, was kept inside a ventilated cardboard box (pictured). Some of the recruiters' coworkers were apparently unimpressed and privately protested, but no formal complaint was made.

According to Chief Superintendent Eddie Newton, the teen terrors behind the attacks, some on children as young as a teenager, should be ashamed' of their behavior. Their parents should also be having "frank" discussions about their sarcastic behavior, according to him. It comes after incensed mothers (pictured left and inset: Two of the mothers' children were assaulted) claim they are being pressured to take control of their own lives and patrol their local park following a string of brutal attacks (pictured right) on their children by the unruly youths. When walking through a park in the town, a shocking video reveals how the victims are violently set upon by the appalling yobs. The videos have appeared because, in a strange twist, the unrestrained teenagers were filming the incidents and posting them online as a terrifying act of humiliation. In the last year, up to eight parents in Chorley claim that the gangs have assaulted their children. Parents who have been chastised have come to an end, according to police, who have been accused of failing to take steps to muzzle the gangs. According to one parent, who was caught repeatedly kicked while lying down on the ground, her family waited for four months for an answer from the police. Despite the violent attack being caught on camera, another claims that officers took four days to record a statement from her daughter. And, in perhaps the most shocking situation, one parent told her that police would only arrest the perpetrators if her daughter's injuries were'more serious,' such as brain injury. Lancashire Police insist that its cops are taking a'proactive approach' to policing in the region, and that nine attackers have been identifie and dealt with since, according to police.

Following a string of violent assaults on their children, shocked parents say they are now being compelled to take responsibility and patrol their local park. The victims, some as young as 11 years old, are brutally attacked by thugs, as shown by a shocking video. The videos have appeared in a strange twist in which unrestrained yobs are filming the incidents in order to post them online as a frightening act of humiliation. As many as eight parents (inset: Jade, whose daughter Ellissia was assaulted) in Chorley, Lancashire, say the gangs have assaulted their children in the last year. One mother, who was wounded, said her teenage could have been one blow away from causing her death in a particularly frightening situation. However, cynical parents (pictured left: Leana, whose daughter Indie was assaulted) have now reached their wits-end with police, who have been accused of failing to respond after being pushed. And they claim to be now resorting to patrolling parks to keep their children safe.

Roy Muller (pictured inset right), 76, is seen with a pistol and stabbed repeatedly, as he attempts to remove the unlawful youths from his driveway in Birmingham, Birmingham. Since being criticized by gangs of anti-social yobs since October last year, the grandfather-of-nine claims he was compelled to take responsibility for his own hands and protect his house. Despite being hit by up to 14 youngsters on a daily basis, Roy, who lives alone and suffered a heart attack last year, has yet to do something. On Thursday, the shocking video of Mr Muller's assault was shot on a doorbell camera, the same day as statistics revealed how police are charging criminals for only a small number of crimes such as burglary, robbery, and robbery. Mr Muller has now said he is too afraid to leave his house and has written to West Midlands Police Chief Constable Sir David Thompson in a last ditch plea for assistance. The police say they are probing the assault and are also 'aware' of reports of ongoing anti-social activity, and that harassment allegations are'very serious.'

Harry Sarkar, 21, a West Midlands Police constable,'maintained a lengthy web' of lies to coworkers and bosses about a 'fake mom, her fake illness, her fake death, and her subsequent fake funeral,' according to the force. Between October 2020 and June 2021, the student officer spun his macabre web of fibs, a period when his coworkers were under severe strain due to Covid's staff absences. Sarkar resigned before the fast-track misconduct hearing at the force's Birmingham headquarters on Thursday, which may have resulted in him being dismissed without notice if he had not been on the payroll at the time. He has been barred from being a cop from being a cop on the registry. Sarkar's sympathetic bosses have decided against his debating because relying on his lies, starting the investigation. Sir David Thompson, the chief constable, failed to appear for the 13-minute hearing until chief constable Sir David Thompson - made the case. Sarkar received three days of bereavement leave and gained more flexible working hours than his coworkers, according to reports. At the hearing, detective Chief Inspector Az Ahmed informed the court that the officer resigned in March. The offending occurred between October 2020 and June 2021, with Sir David claiming that the officer's behaviour undermined the officer's ethics and integrity, which are 'fundamental requirements for a police officer'.