Shoe sex creep spared jail over child abuse images and homemade shop porn
Jordan Clark was placed on a Community Payback Order when he appeared at Paisley Sheriff Court this morning.
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Jordan Clark photographed himself with his manhood inside water bottles and over bowls of soup. (Image: Daily Record.)
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Hapless Irvine crook exchanged £14,000 to US dollars stolen from woman s bank account
Greg Fox was spared jail after pleading guilty, writes Ron Moore.
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Greg Fox outside Paisley Sheriff Court (Image: Paisley Daily Express)
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Iestyn Davies, Arcangelo, Wigmore Hall review - heavenly Handel as the lights dim again | reviews, news & interviews Iestyn Davies, Arcangelo, Wigmore Hall review - heavenly Handel as the lights dim again
Iestyn Davies, Arcangelo, Wigmore Hall review - heavenly Handel as the lights dim again
The star counter-tenor unlocks a box of lesser-known treasures
by Boyd TonkinWednesday, 16 December 2020
The beauty of holiness: Iestyn Davies with ArcangeloWigmore Hall
Just before the doors closed again on live audiences at the Wigmore Hall, Iestyn Davies and members of the Arcangelo ensemble celebrated the private side of a very public composer. The peerless counter-tenor, whose powerfully polished command of phrase and line makes this music feel as natural and necessary as breathing, sang Handel’s nine German-language arias to pious texts by Bartold Heinrich Brockes (who also wrote the words to the “Brockes Passion”).