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Oxford rape charges denied by rapper Slowthai

Tyron Frampton, known as Slowthai, was at Oxford Crown Court ....

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Slowthai appears in court charged with two counts of rape

Slowthai appears in court charged with two counts of rape
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Driver jailed following high-speed chase in Potters Bar

A banned driver has been jailed for 12 months following a high-speed police chase through Cuffley and Potters Bar. ....

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Boy left brain damaged after 'catalogue of errors' at BRI receives £10m compensation

Bradford Royal Infirmary
A BOY who suffered catastrophic brain damage as a baby after a catalogue of errors at Bradford Royal Infirmary (BRI) is to receive millions of pounds in compensation.
The boy, who is now 10, and cannot be identified for legal reasons, is severely disabled and completely dependent on others for all of his needs. He is unable to walk, is registered blind and has no speech, meaning he requires specialist carers 24-hours a day.
The High Court in London yesterday agreed the settlement of around £10 million should be paid to the boy to pay for the care he will need for the rest of his life. It will also enable him to live in a house specially adapted for his disabilities and access specialist equipment and therapies. ....

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