Man accused of raping a woman three times told victim to 'be quiet and stay still', jury hears

iOS - Android Staff who struggled to meet targets, even those who were older or had disabilities, were reprimanded, with some even losing their jobs.They were also forced to work in "sweatshop conditions" after the factory’s air con system failed and, when they bought their own fans in, were told not to use them.One said: “We worked through lockdown doing this important job to help keep people safe, yet we were shown no respect and treated like second-class citizens.“I’m a hard worker and never

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A man faces a lengthy jail sentence after being found guilty of raping a woman who fought back and bit him during one ordeal.

Glenrothes. It is also alleged he recorded and compiled details of terrorist attacks on places of worship.

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Standing up for herself. Following a new episode of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Erika Jayne took to social media to fight back against claims that she should leave the show because of her estranged husband’s legal issues.

iOS - Android Forrest is on trial at the High Court in Glasgow accused of raping the woman to her injury on July 17, 2020.The charge includes claims Forrest seized the OAP by the hand, lead her into the property and detained her there against her will.Unemployed Forrest has lodged a special defence of ‘consent’.He told jurors in evidence today he was originally from Bellshill, but moved to Zambia and South Africa before returning to Scotland 20 years ago.He claimed he was shot on the leg during

The Simpsons.A recent clip has circulated of school board member Roscoe D. Cooper III addressing the room during a local meeting and reading off a list of names he believes belong to those in attendance.Instead, he unknowingly reads out a list of joke names not dissimilar to those used by Bart Simpson when he prank calls Moe’s Tavern in the popular animated comedy.“Phil McCracken,” Cooper begins, before pausing to see if anybody will respond.

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iOS - Android Forrest is on trial at the High Court in Glasgow accused of raping the woman to her injury.The charge includes claims Forrest seized the OAP by the hand, lead her into the property and detained her there against her will.It is further alleged Forrest made indecent remarks and threats before the sex attack.The court heard from detective sergeant Lindsay Laird who told jurors she met the woman at a police station on the day of the alleged incident.Prosecutor Greg Farrell asked how

iOS - Android The court heard that a 46-year-old man suffered a head wound that required seven stitches during a disturbance outside McLaughlin's home on January 10 last year.His 34-year-old ex and new partner had driven to Cambusnethan from their Falkirk home in response to what they regarded as a family emergency.McLaughlin's sister also turned up and at one point she and his ex were fighting on the ground.In a police statement, the supposed hammer victim alleged that McLaughlin emerged from

The jury in the ongoing R Kelly trial heard yesterday how the musician controlled his alleged victim’s relationships with their families – and also how he coached his then girlfriends in the wake of the ‘Surviving R Kelly’ documentary, so that they could defend him in the media.

The R Kelly trial continued in New York yesterday, with jurors hearing from another of the musician’s accusers, who described how she was controlled and abused while living at the star’s home.The witness, referred to as Jane Doe #5, told the court that she was involved with Kelly for five years, having originally met him in 2015, aged seventeen, at a concert in Orlando.

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