evidence at court, that many of the statements denied that they were ever traffic for ready trial. none of them had ever been trafficked. during the investigation mr ramzan was arrested. he had never really met the defendant, had nothing to do with trafficking, had never been alone in a room with errors let alone in a room with errors let alone had sex with her. he described in court is utter consternation at being publicly arrested on the promenades and questioned by the police. i will set out more of the impact of this offending upon him and his family later in his remarks. the defendant set about seeking to back up allegations against mr ramzan and the fictitious traffickers. she did so in a number of ways. i will summarise here only some of them. she manipulated people with whom she was in contact via snapchat to contact her. she would rename these people in her phone with the names of supposed traffickers. she would induce sexual messages from them and take screenshots o
Tens of thousands of tunisians have taken part in fresh protests against austerity, on the day that the country marks the seventh anniversary of the uprising which led to the arab spring. But theres been no repeat of last weeks violence which resulted in more than 800 arrests. Flag waving demonstrators chanted Anti Government slogans in the capital tunis, alongside pro government crowds marking the ousting of tunisias former leader seven years ago. That revolt sparked uprisings across the arab world. Our correspondent mark lowen reports from tunis. A rallying cry by tunisians that their revolution should not be in vain. Seven years since toppling their dictator, the cradle of the arab spring has not fallen silent. They called for the basics jobs and a better life. Anger burned last week amid plans to raise prices and taxes, to satisfy tunisias lenders. More than 800 people were arrested and a protester died. Shots and government buildings were torched. Poorer parts of the country feel
have heard i am sure of all the matters set out above. it follows in relation to account five, she is to be sentenced on the basis of all of the particulars under paragraph essay and paragraph b. i turn to count six. whilst the defendant had refused to participate in a witness programme, she did agree to be temporarily housed by the police in a hotel close to kendall police station. the police arranged for her to have a job there. these events happened during the timeframe of count five. however, because the issue was completely different to the remainder of con five, it was reflected in a separate account. it is convenient to deal with it at this stage. on the 30th ofjune 2019 the defendant left the hotel provided by the police and travel to blackpool by train. she had already booked yourself a hotel room there.