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Tory MP guilty of racially abusing activist after telling him to ‘go back to Bahrain’

A Conservative politician has been found guilty of racially abusing an activist by telling him to “go back to Bahrain”.

The Independent UK

Teenager who daubed Windrush memorial with Nazi symbols faces jail

The 17-year-old from South Wales, who cannot be named for legal reasons, is charged with five terror offences relating to his online activity.

The Independent UK

Tom Daley’s husband Dustin Lance Black ‘twisted woman’s wrist in nightclub altercation’

The American film-maker, who is Olympic diver Tom Daley’s husband, has denied assaulting Teddy Edwardes

The Independent UK

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Dustin Lance Black punched in head in nightclub altercation, court hears - OLD

The American film-maker, who is Olympic diver Tom Daley’s husband, has denied assaulting Teddy Edwardes.

The Independent UK

Dustin Lance Black trial: Oscar-winner ‘punched by BBC presenter after drink spilled in Soho nightclub’

Oscar-winning writer and director Dustin Lance Black was punched in the head by a BBC presenter after he is accused of spilling a drink over her in a Soho nightclub fracas, a court has heard.

Evening Standard

Anti-vaxxer who accused Matt Hancock of murder in Tube confrontation guilty of harassment

Geza Tarjanyi followed former health secretary on two occasions in January

The Independent UK

Anti-vaxxer who called Matt Hancock a ‘murderer’ in Westminster guilty of harassment

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Sir Gavin Williamson rebuffed in bid to avoid ‘inconvenient’ court hearing

Former cabinet minister Sir Gavin Williamson has made a failed bid to avoid an appearance in a criminal trial, after telling a judge he is too busy to attend court.

Evening Standard

Man threw egg towards King Charles during walkabout because visit was 'in bad taste'

The King was visiting Luton in December when an egg was hurled in his direction - a man has now been fined for a public order offence

Chronicle Live

Man fined for throwing egg towards King Charles III

Harry May, 21, thought the monarch's visit to Luton in December was in 'bad taste'

Manchester Evening News

Man fined for throwing egg towards King ‘because visit was in bad taste’

Harry May pleaded guilty at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Friday to a section five public order offence relating to the incident on December 6.

The Independent UK

Kevin Spacey attends London sexual assault hearing on video-link from Middle East to face seven new charges

Actor’s ‘travel plans had changed’, says defence lawyer as judge suggests rail strikes would have stopped him getting from airport

The Independent UK

Kevin Spacey attends London hearing by video link from the Middle East

US actor is charged with seven sexual offences, bringing the total number of charges to 12

The Guardian - UK

Oscar winner Spacey appears by video-link to face fresh charges

Oscar-winning actor Kevin Spacey has appeared in court by video-link accused of seven sexual offences against a man in the early 2000s.

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The Independent UK

Protester cleared of traffic cone attack on Sir Iain Duncan Smith

Elliot Bovill was found to have no case to answer after an incident at the Tory party conference in Manchester last year.

The Independent UK

Man accused of assaulting Sir Iain Duncan Smith with traffic cone cleared

District judge dismisses common assault charge against Elliot Bovill

The National (Scotland)

'No case to answer': Iain Duncan Smith assault accused cleared in court

A MAN accused of assaulting former Tory leader Iain Duncan Smith with a traffic cone has been cleared by a district judge, who ruled he had no case…

Evening Standard

Sir Iain Duncan Smith: Man accused of attacking former Tory leader with traffic cone is cleared

District Judge Paul Goldspring dismissed the common assault charge against Elliot Bovill, saying there was no case to answer

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Daily Mirror

David Haye cleared of assault after judge finds former boxer has no case to answer

David Haye, a former two-weight world champion was cleared of assault at Westminster Magistrates' Court with the judge ruling there was no case to answer after prosecution closed on Tuesday

The Independent UK

Former boxer David Haye cleared of assault charge

Chief Magistrate Paul Goldspring said Mr Haye had no case to answer after reviewing the evidence.

AFP

Alleged British IS 'Beatle' held in jail after UK court appearance

London (AFP) - A British man accused of being part of an Islamic State (IS) kidnap-and-murder cell known as the "Beatles" was remanded in custody Thursday on terrorism charges after Turkey deported him to the UK.

AFP

Alleged British IS 'Beatle' appears in court after arrest in UK

London (AFP) - A British man accused of being part of an Islamic State (IS) kidnap-and-murder cell known as the "Beatles" appeared in court in London on Thursday on terrorism charges after returning to the UK.

Evening Standard

Senior judge rebuked for ‘political’ comments in court hearing

One of Britain’s most senior judges has received an official rebuke for making politically-charged comments during a court hearing.

Daily Record

Teenage boy, 14, one of UK's youngest convicted of terror offences after researching how to make bombs

The boy, who is now aged 14, talked online about carrying out school shootings and blowing up an orphanage.

The Independent UK

‘UK’s youngest terrorist’, 14, avoids being locked up after admitting charges

The boy shared extreme right-wing views online.

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