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Boots locum pharmacist wrote false Codeine prescription A PHARMACIST wrote out a prescription for Codeine after he was threatened as he put out the bins, a court heard. Locum pharmacist wrote out a prescription for the opiate pain killer while working at the Boots store in Marlborough. Lawyers for Ariyan Hassan, 27, claim he was threatened by an unknown man while he was putting the bins out outside his home. Martin Hadley, defending, told Swindon Magistrates’ Court last week: “He’s challenged by an individual who says get me this stuff or else. “It’s not duress because he’d got plenty of time to run – run to the police - in the intervening period. He knows he’s been a fool.
Community leaders pay tribute to Duke of Edinburgh dailyecho.co.uk - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from dailyecho.co.uk Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
TWO Test Valley leaders have paid tribute to the Duke of Edinburgh after it was confirmed by Buckingham Palace he passed away. The news of his death was announced in a statement on Twitter by The Royal Family on behalf of the Queen. It said: “It is with deep sorrow that Her Majesty The Queen has announced the death of her beloved husband, His Royal Highness The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. “His Royal Highness passed away peacefully this morning at Windsor Castle.” He was aged 99. After marrying the then Princess Elizabeth at Westminster Abbey on November 20 1947, the couple spent part of their honeymoon at Broadlands - the former home of The Earl Mountbatten of Burma.
Leaders from across Andover have expressed their condolences following the passing of Prince Philip at the age of 99. Politicians and the emergency services have paid tribute to the Prince Consort, whose death was announced today (April 9). Kit Malthouse, the MP for North West Hampshire, changed his Twitter banner to a memorial image of Prince Philip. He told the Advertiser: “His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh lived a life of remarkable devotion to public service. His example inspired millions, from his wartime service in the Navy through to his pioneering work on the environment, and with young people. For many, including me, his obvious enjoyment of life and unstuffy attitude to the world meant he always raised a smile and he will be remembered with deep affection and respect. The Queen and the Royal Family have my deepest condolences and the nation mourns with them for their loss.”