Teaching assistant jailed after plying schoolboy with booze and drugs before hotel sex

EK pharmaceutical company hit by COVID outbreak“He then became more aggressive and told the receptionist ‘I’ll come through that window and then you will have a problem’.“Connelly produced a large kitchen knife from his bag and began pacing up and down A&E, making bizarre comments such as ‘Why should I be left to clean up the streets?’“Police officers attended and he could be heard shouting.

IndyRef march organiser who defied Glasgow City Council safety concerns and refused to change the start time of the event has been jailed for 72 days. Mandeep Singh, 41, of All Under One Banner, also failed to apply to have streets closed during the demo on May 4 last year.

A judge has slammed claims a prolific offender was remorseful for her latest crime, saying 'remorse is just a word'.Lorna Walker, 39, and Peter Ellis, 51, who have racked up more than 400 offences between them, were locked up after pick-pocketing a pensioner in Wythenshawe.Along with his bank card and £50 in cash, the victim's cherished picture of his late mother, that he has carried round for 20 years, was taken.In Walker's defence, Chudi Grant, told a sentence hearing at Minshull Street Crown

children into an inflatable boat before attempting to cross the Channel into the UK. Altaib Mobarak, 43, was jailed for two years for his thwarted attempt to smuggle seven adults and two vulnerable children into the UK from France.

New Mills, grabbed the remote and sad: “What the f***? Are you being serious?”.

reports Lancashire Live.Get the latest updates from across Greater Manchester direct to your inbox with the free MEN newsletterYou can sign up very simply by following the instructions herePrice, who can now be named after reporting restrictions were lifted, attacked the mum-of-two in woods close to her home.He later moved her body in a bin to a cemetery where he buried her in a shallow grave.His victim was discovered wrapped in two plastic bags on August 24 last year – 12 days after she went

Lancs Live reports.Get the latest updates from across Greater Manchester direct to your inbox with the free MEN newsletterYou can sign up very simply by following the instructions hereThe youth, appearing in court over a video link, did not react when the foreman of the jury read out the guilty verdict.There was also no reaction from his parents, who were in court.The teenager pleaded guilty to assisting in the disposal of her body, but claimed he played no role in her death.He said he was

Longsight, stood on the street and he was drunk, Manchester Magistrates Court heard.