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Son charged with murdering pensioner father after body find in Falkirk flat Christopher Gray, 49, is accused of the murder of 73-year-old Alexander Alastair Gray, who was known as Alastair. Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our Criminal Record newsletter.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services ...

RNZ RNZ’s podcast The Detail looks at the issues as the fruit picking industry desperately needs more workers than ever before. Canterbury asparagus grower Christopher Gray who was ordered to pay exploited workers $50,000 in October, has been fined a further $26,000. The Employment Relations Authority previously ordered Gray, a sole trader operating as Motukarara Asparagus, to repay $50,000 to 13 workers for unlawful deductions, minimum wage arrears, and holiday pay entitlements. Ten of the workers were seasonal migrant workers from Fiji, two were migrant workers and one a New Zealander. ...

Court Register: King's Lynn Magistrates' Court, January 27-February 3 JANUARY 27 Connor Johns, 25, of Hillen Road, South Lynn. Using vehicle without insurance, Hillen Road, South Lynn, £100 fine, six penalty points. Using vehicle without insurance, Saturday Market Place, Lynn, £350 fine, £100 costs, £45 victim surcharge, six penalty points. Brendon Richard Napthen, 34, of Highfield Avenue, Swaffham. Using vehicle without insurance, Old Hall Drive, Dersingham, £120 fine, £40 costs, £34 victim surcharge, six penalty points. The crest above the entrance to King's Lynn Court...

Taylor Helton (Prairie View A&M University), Ms. Jordan James (Hampton University) and Lindsay Collins (Howard University). Once a struggling student himself, Thompson vowed to one day give back to students facing financial challenges after his uncle generously paid for his first year of tuition. "I know what it feels like to not know whether you're going to be able to register for the next semester," says Thompson, who studied engineering while at Morehouse. "So, to now be in a position to ensure that at least 10 students will be able further their education is an incredible blessing and ...

Updated: January 29, 2021, 11:27 am © ? Steve MacDougall / DCT Media Summer Gray (aged 8) holding her dad's picture from the order of service. An eight-year-old will mark the first anniversary of her dad’s death by completing a six-day charity walk. Summer Gray, from Perth, will walk around two to three miles each day from February 1 to February 6 – the first anniversary of dad Christopher’s death. He died suddenly at home aged 32. Summer’s mum, Tanya Ritchie, says the money raised will go towards Andy’s Man Club, a mental health charity that has supported family members in recent ...