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Pensioner, 77, to launch £60,000 claim for 'false imprisonment' more than five years after he and his wife were jailed for bringing £1m of cocaine onto a Caribbean cruise liner - Vimarsana News

Pensioner, 77, to launch £60,000 claim for 'false imprisonment' more than five years after he and his wife were jailed for bringing £1m of cocaine onto a Caribbean cruise liner

Roger Clarke said he should have been freed in 2022 after serving half of his eight-year sentence and is planning to seek compensation of £60,000 for 'false imprisonment'.

British cruise ship cocaine-smuggling pensioner, 74, moves from Portugal to UK to finish sentence - Vimarsana News

British cruise ship cocaine-smuggling pensioner, 74, moves from Portugal to UK to finish sentence

British cruise ship cocaine-smuggling pensioner Roger Clarke, 74, has moved from Portugal to the UK to finish his prison sentence after his jailed wife Sue, 72, died of breast cancer.

Sean Kirst: The Blue Lights of Auburn – a sign of the times at Bills games - Vimarsana News

Sean Kirst: The Blue Lights of Auburn – a sign of the times at Bills games

Fans from years ago may remember a sign – once a staple at Buffalo Bills games – that read, "The Blue Lights. Auburn, N.Y. Go Bills." Here's the story behind

London's lost pubs: Looking back at 22 of Bexley's lost pubs - Vimarsana News

London's lost pubs: Looking back at 22 of Bexley's lost pubs

South east London boasts some of the capital's best-loved pubs. But it has not been exempt from the sweep of pubs closing across the UK over recent decades. It has been estimated that more than 2,000 pubs across the UK may have had to end trading permanently in 2020 as lockdowns forced universal closures. This would be more than double the average number of pubs lost in recent years. With restrictions having eased last month to allow pubs to open if they have suitable outdoor space - the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) has been urging people to support their local pub.