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Shoreham air crash pilot at centre of 11 deaths claims he lost licence over bad publicity
Andrew Hill, the pilot involved in the 2015 Shoreham air crash that resulted in 11 deaths, is contesting the suspension of his pilot licenses. The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) argues that Hill's negligence and incompetence during the crash justify the revocation of his licenses, while Hill claims the decision was influenced by public reaction. The CAA maintains that their decision was based on evidence and not adverse publicity. The hearing continues, with a judgment expected at a later date.
Chris Eubank's son, 25, insists 16-year-old girl he is accused of raping was 'happy' and 'showing no signs of restraint' as they had sex on Brighton beach, court hears
Joseph Eubank, son of former boxing champion Chris Eubank, is on trial at Lewes Crown Court, accused of raping a 16-year-old girl on Brighton beach. Eubank denies the charges, claiming the girl was 'happy' and 'showing no signs of restraint' during their encounter. The prosecution argues that Eubank took advantage of the girl's intoxicated state. The trial continues as both sides present their arguments.
Jurors weep over family tributes as Charlie Cosser’s killer jailed
Charlie Cosser, a 17-year-old, was murdered at a party by Yura Varybrus, who was sentenced to life with a minimum term of 16 years. The court heard emotional victim impact statements from Charlie's family, expressing their grief and loss. Varybrus, who was 16 at the time, was identified after the judge lifted reporting restrictions. The murder occurred on a crowded dancefloor, and Varybrus later attempted to destroy evidence by burning his clothes. The case highlights the devastating impact of violent crime on families and communities.
Heartbroken family of boy, 17, who was stabbed to death say he was 'robbed of his future'
Charlie Cosser, a 17-year-old, was fatally stabbed at a party in Sussex by a teenager he had never met. The incident occurred after Charlie asked the assailant to leave the party. The attacker, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was found guilty of murder and faces a mandatory life sentence. The Cosser family expressed their grief and relief at the verdict, describing Charlie as a caring and loving young man. The court heard that the defendant had a history of carrying a knife and was involved in a brawl at the party. Charlie's family has since set up a knife crime charity in his memory.
Dog walker who smashed a Cockapoo against a wall in a fit of rage has been spared jail - but is banned from keeping pets for a year
Luke Cobb, a dog walker, was spared jail after being found guilty of animal cruelty for slamming a Cockapoo named Stan against a wall. The incident, captured on video, was described as a sadistic attack by prosecutors. Cobb, who admitted his wrongdoing, was banned from keeping dogs for a year and sentenced to community service. The case highlighted the responsibilities of professional dog walkers and the distress caused to the dog's owner. The RSPCA provided expert testimony on the harm caused to the animal.
Neighbourhood Watch...on Jordan! Locals in sleepy Sussex village warn star 'not to throw any wild parties' and 'to keep herself to herself' as bankrupt influencer moves into new home
Katie Price is moving into a new home in a Sussex village, prompting mixed reactions from neighbors who hope she will avoid wild parties. The move follows her second bankruptcy and an acid attack on her car, which led to her decision to leave her previous home, the 'Mucky Mansion.' Price is excited about the new beginning and plans to feature her new house on her YouTube channel. Her new neighbor will include actress Judy Parfitt. The property faced local objections during its development due to concerns about access and noise.
Family of teenager, 17, stabbed to death at end-of-term party in grounds of £1.5million farmhouse weep as court is shown the moment he was knifed three times in the chest during fight on the dance flo
The article reports on the murder trial of a teenage defendant accused of fatally stabbing 17-year-old Charlie Cosser at an end-of-term party in Sussex. The court was shown graphic footage of the incident, and the prosecution argued that the defendant used a knife during a fight on the dance floor. Charlie's family expressed their grief and paid tribute to him, describing him as caring and loving. The trial continues at Lewes Crown Court in Brighton.
Outraged drivers slam 'sneaky' speed trap van tucked behind road sign in a bid to catch out motorists in 'money grabbing' ploy - but transport chiefs insist 'covert enforcement is lawful'
Drivers expressed outrage over a speed trap van hidden behind a road sign on the A27 in West Sussex, labeling it a 'money grabbing' tactic. The Sussex Safer Roads Partnership, responsible for the radar trap, defended the covert enforcement as lawful, emphasizing its role in reducing road casualties. Critics, including the Alliance of British Drivers, argue that such tactics prioritize revenue over road safety, with calls for more visible enforcement to deter speeding. The debate highlights tensions between road safety measures and perceived financial motives.
Outraged drivers slam 'sneaky' speed trap van tucked behind road sign in a bid to catch out motorists in 'money grabbing' ploy - but transport chiefs insist 'covert enforcement is lawful'
Drivers expressed outrage over a speed trap van hidden behind a road sign on the A27 between Brighton and Shoreham, calling it a money-grabbing tactic. The Sussex Safer Roads Partnership defended the covert enforcement as lawful and essential for road safety. Critics, including the Alliance of British Drivers, argued that such tactics are more about generating revenue than ensuring safety. The partnership includes multiple local councils, fire and rescue services, and Sussex Police, all committed to reducing road casualties.
England Boxing coach Mick Driscoll in court charged with three counts of sexual assault
Mick Driscoll, an award-winning England Boxing coach, has been charged with three counts of sexual assault and appeared in court. The alleged incidents occurred in 2019, with two taking place at a Holiday Inn in Crawley and the third involving an unwanted spanking. Driscoll, who has developed over 100 national champions, was released on unconditional bail and is scheduled to appear at Lewes Crown Court on February 16. England Boxing has conducted an internal inquiry but declined to comment publicly.
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