Police uncover animal porn DVDs during raid at Derbyshire home
But Richard Brett claims he s never watched them
Derby Crown Court. (Image: Derby Telegraph)
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Police found a bag containing pornographic DVDs of both women and men having sex with animals when they raided a Derbyshire man s home.
New walk-through Covid test centre opens near Bristol
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A walk-through coronavirus test centre has opened in Keynsham.
Woman inappropriately touched in Keynsham
She was walking between Charlton Road and Ashton Way car park
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A woman was touched inappropriately while she walked through Keynsham.
A man slapped the victim’s bottom as she walked along a path between Charlton Road and Ashton Way car park.
The incident happened between 5.30pm and 5.45pm on Saturday, November 28.