News about Robert Powell

This is the terrifying moment a British yachtsman's boat was sank after it was attacked by orcas in the Strait of Gibraltar. Robert Powell and two other occupants of Bonhomme William had to be rescued by coastguards after the vessel had its steering disabled and started taking on water. The London-based managing director said in agonising social media posts showing his yacht disappearing under the sea that the yacht was attacked by a pod of five orcas between the southern towns of Tarifa and Barbate.

Nana Oppong (right), 43, masterminded a cold-blooded hit on music manager Robert Powell (left side, bottom right), 50, who was known to friends as 'Fox', on June 13 2020. Mr Powell, manager of rapper Dutchavelli, was shot eight times with a 9mm pistol as he left a private function with his two adult sons in Roydon, Essex. Oppong then fled the country and became one of the country's most wanted men. The killer had earlier been accused of murdering two men (top) in a shootout outside a nightclub hosting his birthday party in May 2010, and of slaying a father of two (bottom left) following a party in east London in May 2014.

This is the moment a cocaine baron who was one of the UK's most wanted fugitives  was brought to justice for executing a music boss in a drive-by shooting. Nana Oppong, 43, has been jailed for at least 38 years today for the brutal murder of Robert Powell. Two female bystanders, who were also caught in the crossfire, were injured and taken to hospital, according to Essex Police. Described by a judge as an 'extraordinarily dangerous man', Oppong fled the UK after the vicious and planned hit. He was later found hiding in the back of a lorry heading to Morocco in September 2022. Oppong was then extradited back to the UK to stand trial for his crimes alongside his accomplice Shah, 40, last June. His co-conspirator, Israar Shah had previously escaped to Spain .

This is the moment two drive-by shooters who fled to Morocco and Spain after brutally murdering a 50-year-old in Harlow in 2020 were finally arrested on UK soil as the pair were both convicted of their crimes.Nana Oppong, 43, and Israar Shah, 39, organised and carried out the brutal killing of Robert Powell in Roydon, in the early hours of June 13, 2020. Both stood trial at Woolwich Crown Court on Tuesday charged with murder and possession of a firearm - with Oppong further charged with causing grievous bodily harm and possessing a prohibited weapon. The pair are set to be sentenced on May 31, after footage captured the moment they were arrested in the UK. Shah, donning a black and white tracksuit kept a straight face while he was apprehended by cops in what appears to be a car park, and Oppong was seen handcuffed in the back of a vehicle while he nodded along wide-eyed as arrest details were given by an officer.

The list of most popular types of period property on Rightmove include Victorian (listed top), Georgian, Edwardian, Tudor and Regency. Rightmove's Tim Bannister said: 'Victorian homes remain particularly popular, characterised by their historic charm, solid construction, and spacious interiors. You'll often find Victorian houses in some of the most desirable locations which include convenient access to schools and transport links.

It's a far cry from what you'd imagine the office of a TV station to look like, from the poster-covered walls to the piles of film lying around. But old-fashioned is the name of the game for Talking Pictures TV; a retro channel that revives classic films and cult series and feeds it back to the audience that 'television forgot'. Noel Cronin, a 76-year-old film buff, helps his daughter Sarah (left) from his back garden in Chipperfield, Watford, where he uses a pad and pen to create a schedule from his library.

'Encounters,' a Netflix docu-series, started off with a'very large object one mile long and half a mile wide,' per reports,'moving away at a high pace and soundless.' Engineer Robert Powell analyzed 2.8 million radar records from this 2008 UFO case out of Stephenville, Texas, talking with many of the event's 300-or-so eyewitnesses. Following his success in finding this UFO on the FAA's radar, Powell has told the DailyMail.com that the FAA hasn't started releasing this class of raw data to the public.

The US Customs and Border Patrol, the government's armoury in keeping terrorists and arms out of the country's territory, has released ten videos that seem to be moving in strange ways in our skies. Chris Mellon (pictured right) said they were still evidence that UFOs pose a'security threat.' The videos were released on August 9 without alert, a press release, or much in the way of context, and they were only discovered by UFO enthusiasts and online sleuths this week. The videos depict a fighter jet pursuing by an apparently baffling flying orb, as well as something that seems to be a propeller-powered hang-glider, and yet another apparent orb hovering near a parked 16-wheeler truck.

Princess Anne (right) cut a solemn figure today as she attended a service of remembrance for National Service veterans. This afternoon, the royal, 72, visited the National Memorial Arboretum in Alrewas, Staffordshire, to honor ex-servicemen. After WWII, the National Service was introduced as a form of peacetime conscription for British men, and it was demobilized in 1960, with the last servicemen discharged in 1963. Princess Anne expressed her gratitude on a day today at the Armed Forces Memorial, where she addressed the crowds and laid a wreath on the Armed Forces Memorial to honor the 395 National Servicemen who served on active service from 1947 to 1963. Anne paid her respects today as she laid the wreath at the Arboretum before bowing her head as a mark of admiration and quiet reflection. The Princess Royal (inset) said at the service honoring the two million people who served, that National Service conscripts "understand all too well the cost of freedom and shouldered the burden on our behalf."

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Nana Oppong, 42 (right), was one of 13 fugitives identified in a National Crime Agency (NCA) most wanted campaign last year. Oppong was sought as part of an Essex Police probe into Robert Powell's murder, a 50-year-old boy, on June 13, 2020. Mr Powell, the father of three children, was shot eight times with a 9mm pistol outside a party in Water Lane, Roydon, Harlow (inset), with the gunman quickly moving away from the scene. He died in hospital the next day. Oppong, whose last known address was in Newham, London, was arrested in late September last year trying to enter Morocco with false documents. He is currently detained in detention, pending extradition hearings.

According to Uxbridge Magistrates Court, Robert Powell, 58, and his son James, 22, got into a dispute with Sreenivasayr Janakiram on a flight to Heathrow on September 25, 2021. The complaint, according to district judge Deborah Wright, was "to do with the seat going back." A magistrate found Robert, the owner of an online counselling business, and his son James guilty by beating earlier this month. A judge said neither had "shown a little bit of regret" for starting the attack, and she handed the pair, both from Enfield, north London, suspended prison sentences.