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Bradley Welsh murder trial told shotgun found during hunt may date back to 19th century
29.04.2021 - 21:19 / dailyrecord.co.uk
T2 Trainspotting star Bradley Welsh recovered a shotgun which may date back to the 19th century, a trial heard. The court heard how the Belgian-made weapon was recovered by cops last year from a garden shed in Lanarkshire.Giving evidence on Thursday, ballistics expert Martin Connolly said the shotgun could’ve been made as long ago as 1890.He added the old-fashioned gun was fired by pulling back the hammer with the thumb before pulling the trigger.
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14.05.2021 / 08:09
Bradley Welsh killer cost taxpayers £20,000 in legal aid
gunned down T2 Trainspotting actor Bradley Welsh has cost taxpayers almost £20,000 in legal aid. Sean Orman, 30, blasted Welsh, 48, in the head from close range with a shotgun outside his Edinburgh flat.
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10.05.2021 / 14:59
The Chase's Bradley Walsh will star alongside son Barney in The Darling Buds of May reboot
Bradley Walsh is taking his family to work with him once again, as it’s been announced his son Barney will star with him in the forthcoming reboot of The Darling Buds of May. It’s not the first time the father-son duo have worked together - Barney previously starred alongside his dad on three series of ITV travel show Bradley Walsh & Son: Breaking Dad.
dailyrecord.co.uk
08.05.2021 / 07:30
Murder victim Bradley Welsh 'was put on death list' in feud between notorious Scots criminals
£10,000 contract on Welsh. Baigrie, 38, has earned a fearsome reputation as a “hard nut” who was jailed for 12 years in 2013 over a samurai sword attack.
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08.05.2021 / 07:29
Ex-cop nicknamed 'Robocop' tackled Bradley Welsh killer in £17k Edinburgh jewellers raid
Edinburgh jewellers after being tackled by an ex-police officer known as Robocop. Orman was fleeing from the heist at Laings in Frederick Street when he was bundled to the ground by Ray Mallon.The former Middlesbrough mayor, previously a senior officer whose tough stance on crime earned him the nickname, had been window shopping at the time in January 2014.Mallon said: “I noticed a commotion inside.