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A soldier who grabbed the bottoms of two female colleagues while they were on parade to lighten the mood has been found guilty of sexual assault and jailed for two months. Smirking Trooper Phillip Ewart, 29, of the Household Cavalry pinched the women within minutes of each other as they stood by his side at Windsor Barracks.
When asked to explain squeezing the women s behinds, he told Bulford Military Court in Wiltshire that it was just banter and he would have done it to a male colleague as well.
But after deliberating for two and a half hours, the court martial board found Tpr Ewart guilty of two charges of sexual assault.
07:45 EDT, 11 May 2021
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An Army soldier grabbed two female colleagues bottoms while they were on parade to lighten the mood , a court martial heard. Smirking Trooper Phillip Ewart of the Household Cavalry pinched the women within minutes of each other as they stood side by side at Windsor Barracks, it is claimed.
One of the women burst into tears after the incident, which she said left her shocked and disgusted , Bulford Military Court in Wiltshire heard.
When asked to explain squeezing the women s behinds, Tpr Ewart told the court it was just banter and he would have done it to a male colleague as well.
Minute s silence for Prince Philip marks celebration of a life well lived
As the nation paid tribute to the legacy of Prince Philip, they also remembered a year in which thousands of others suffered similar losses
17 April 2021 • 6:27pm
A minute that encapsulated 99 years of a life lived to the full, and a moment to reflect on so many thousands of others cut short during the pandemic.
As the nation came together for the one minute silence at 3pm Saturday, it was not just to honour the extraordinary legacy of the Duke of Edinburgh, but also to remember a year in which countless families have suffered a similar loss due to Covid-19.