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The Bill was promised in the Queen’s Speech earlier this week. Former sailor Michael Lyons, who was sentenced to seven months’ imprisonment in 2011 after he developed a conscientious objection to the war in Afghanistan but was refused the right to leave the Royal Navy, has backed the call by the Peace Pledge Union (PPU). Members of Britain’s armed forces have the right to apply for discharge if they develop a conscientious objection. But Mr Lyons warned that, in practice, conscientious o...

Lyons & Simmons Trial Lawyers Secure Record Verdict Midland jury finds DanCar Industries and its worker negligent in collision that killed three children News provided by Share this article Share this article DALLAS, May 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- A jury in Midland County has returned a $5.9 million verdict against Glen Rose, Texas-based energy construction company DanCar Energy Construction, LLC, finding it responsible for a 2017 multiple-fatality accident caused by an employee speeding to a jo...

Submitting... The damaged mobile Sean Orman hid from police David McMillan, 50, survived a machete attack at his home in Pitcairn Grove, Edinburgh, on march 13 2019. Orman had denied carrying out the £10,000 contract hit, insisting he was elsewhere at the time, and the attack on Mr McMillan. But during his trial at the High Court in Edinburgh it emerged in evidence that he had admitted having ‘encro’ messages on his phone – a reference to EncroChat, encrypted messages which are used by c...

Submitting... Orman was jailed for a minimum 28 years yesterday for murdering Welsh, 48, by shooting him in the head with a shotgun outside his home in Edinburgh’s West End on April 17 2019, and attempting to murder one of his associates. The damaged mobile Sean Orman hid from police David McMillan, 50, survived a machete attack at his home in Pitcairn Grove, Edinburgh, on march 13 2019. Orman had denied carrying out the £10,000 contract hit, insisting he was elsewhere at the time, and the a...

Crowds at a previous Thirsk Picnic in the Park event at Thirsk Hall THE Lords of the manor of Thirsk have unveiled an ambition to transform the market town most associated with fictional vet James Herriot into Yorkshire’s art, literature and music capital. The Bell family have lodged plans with Hambleton District Council to create a sculpture park and gallery featuring works by internationally acclaimed artists in the grounds and buildings of grade II* listed Thirsk Hall, their ancestral ...

Crowds at a previous Thirsk Picnic in the Park event at Thirsk Hall THE Lords of the manor of Thirsk have unveiled an ambition to transform the market town most associated with fictional vet James Herriot into Yorkshire’s art, literature and music capital. The Bell family have lodged plans with Hambleton District Council to create a sculpture park and gallery featuring works by internationally acclaimed artists in the grounds and buildings of grade II* listed Thirsk Hall, their ancestral ...

NOTICE TO CREDITORS The administration of the estate of BETTY JEAN BRYAN, deceased, whose date of death was September 22, 2020, File # 21-176CP, is pending in the Circuit Court for Taylor County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is Post Office Box 620, Perry, Florida 32348. The names and addresses of the personal representative and the personal representative’s attorney are set forth below. All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against deceden...

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7 hours ago Jacky Ickxs Ferrari 312B2 being raced at a previous Historic Grand Prix of Monaco, a virtually identical car to the 312B2 of Niki Lauda which was the subject of 2021s crash. Image: Motor Sports Magazine Few races are as glamorous as the Grand Prix de Monaco Historique, or the Historic Grand Prix of Monaco if you’re not so linguistically inclined. The historic motor racing event, which sees heritage automobiles from the annals of Formula racing as well as the history of motorsport...

Alesi explains crash that destroyed Lauda’s Ferrari Date published: April 26 2021 Jean Alesi has explained the crash at the Monaco Historic GP that destroyed Niki Lauda’s 1970s Ferrari. After not taking place in 2019, the Historic Grand Prix of Monaco was set to return last year but was ultimately cancelled as a result of the global pandemic. The prestigious event finally went ahead again this year and featured a huge number of famous drivers and cars from Formula 1’s history. One such d...