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Patel lobbied police chief to end Extinction Rebellion demo at newspaper printworks , court hears

Patel lobbied police chief to end Extinction Rebellion demo at newspaper printworks , court hears
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Watford man denies Superdry shoplifting charges

A Watford man is set to stand trial after being accused of stealing from Superdry and Wilko A Watford man is set to stand trial after he was charged with stealing hundreds of pounds worth of clothes and a microwave. Paul Yates, of Whippendell Road, is alleged to have stolen clothing worth £236 from Superdry in Watford on August 26 last year, before returning on September 6 and taking a further £299.94 worth of clothes. The 47-year-old is also accused of stealing a microwave worth £70 belonging to Wilko. Yates appeared in St Albans Magistrates’ Court where he pleaded not guilty to the charges. He was granted conditional bail until his trial date later this year on September 14.

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Man in court denies producing 97 cannabis plants in Watford

Man in court denies producing 97 cannabis plants in Watford
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Extinction Rebellion print works protesters fined just £150 each

‘Slap on the wrist’ judgment sends the wrong message, say critics of the activists who used blockade in attempt to stifle press freedom

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XR protestors found guilty over press blockade that stopped newspapers from being delivered

Six members of Extinction Rebellion who blockaded a printing works and stopped millions of newspapers from being distributed across the country have been fined for their actions. About 50 members of the protest group had erected bamboo structures outside he gates of Newsprinters in Broxbourne, Hertfordshire, owned by Rupert Murdoch s News UK, last September. Their actions meant millions oif editions of The Mail, The Times, The Sun, The Daily Telegraph, and London Evening Standard could not leave the premises. Members of staff could also not drive home at the end of their shifts at 5am. (From left) Liam Norton , James Ozen, Morgan Trowland, Eleanor Bujak, Tim Spears and Sally Davidson outside court

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