Rapist s vile racist rant at Liverpool One caught on camera
The video shows the tirade of a twisted sex fiend previously jailed for life
18:13, 26 JAN 2021
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âMoment of madnessâ as men smash up takeaway with axe and baseball bat
Alan Timperley, 43, and Daniel Dickenson, 33, both appeared in the dock at Minshull Street Crown Court
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CHARGE: Minshull Street Crown Court A LONG-RUNNING feud over a lost Playstation led to a man having his jaw broken outside a pub, a court heard. Manchester Minshull Street Crown Court heard how Sam Brooks, 21, had been friends with Joshua Cross since school and the pair had lived together in Radcliffe. David Farley, prosecuting, said: The defendant had always blamed Mr Cross for losing his Playstation which went missing when they moved to Castlecroft House in Bury. Resentment grew between the pair with Brooks telling Mr Cross he would knock him out unless he paid him £200. At a party on New Year s Eve 2018, Mr Cross paid the defendant £60, but Brooks ended up chasing him and allegedly assaulted him.
Dick buys AAco shares to get in debate
MATTHEW CRANSTON, AFR
OUTSPOKEN entrepreneur and aviator Dick Smith has bought $1 million worth of shares in Australian Agricultural Co (AAco) - Australia s second-largest landholder - because he doesn t want to sound hypocritical when he campaigns against foreign ownership of farms. I am concerned about foreigners buying all our good agricultural land, he told the
Australian Financial Review, and so I thought I had better own some of this land so I can talk about this issue.
Mr Smith, whose comments came after the federal government recently pledged to create a national register for foreign ownership of farms, is now one of the largest shareholders in AAco, which owns about 7 million hectares of prime pastoral land.