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Busted arrive for the BRIT Awards 2004 Nominations launch, held at the Park Lane Hotel, central London. The major annual awards, highlighting the achievements of the UK record industry, will be held on February 17 at Earls Court 2 in London. Stock Photo

RMG6MM0T–Busted arrive for the BRIT Awards 2004 Nominations launch, held at the Park Lane Hotel, central London. The major annual awards, highlighting the achievements of the UK record industry, will be held on February 17 at Earls Court 2 in London.

Portrait of young woman holding tennis ball and tennis racket Stock Photo

RFEBKX7X–Portrait of young woman holding tennis ball and tennis racket

Josephine Smith, 41, outside the Royal Court of Justice in London after three judges quashed her murder conviction, of nine years ago for shooting her violent husband dead while he slept. * She emerged from the cells about half-an-hour after Lord Justice Rose and two other judges announced their decision to quash the murder conviction and substitute a verdict of manslaughter with a sentence of 10 years. After her release she made her way to Court Five to hear the judges give their reasons for overturning the murder conviction. Stock Photo

RMG63YEJ–Josephine Smith, 41, outside the Royal Court of Justice in London after three judges quashed her murder conviction, of nine years ago for shooting her violent husband dead while he slept. * She emerged from the cells about half-an-hour after Lord Justice Rose and two other judges announced their decision to quash the murder conviction and substitute a verdict of manslaughter with a sentence of 10 years. After her release she made her way to Court Five to hear the judges give their reasons for overturning the murder conviction.

Major Charles Ingram arrives at Bournemouth Crown Court, Bournemouth, where the jury resumed its deliberations in the case of the former Army major who is accused of seven charges of deception against insurance companies. The 40-year-old, of High Street, Easterton, Wilts, denies two charges of deception against Zurich Municipal and Direct Line Insurance having failed to declare claims made in the preceding three years. Stock Photo

RMG6HTWF–Major Charles Ingram arrives at Bournemouth Crown Court, Bournemouth, where the jury resumed its deliberations in the case of the former Army major who is accused of seven charges of deception against insurance companies. The 40-year-old, of High Street, Easterton, Wilts, denies two charges of deception against Zurich Municipal and Direct Line Insurance having failed to declare claims made in the preceding three years.

Mark Latta outside Winchester Crown Court, where the court heard how ten-week-old Charlotte Latta suffered extensive brain damage after the back of her head was banged against a solid surface and she was shaken violently by her father Mr Latta on December 2, 2001. Stock Photo

RMG67TAH–Mark Latta outside Winchester Crown Court, where the court heard how ten-week-old Charlotte Latta suffered extensive brain damage after the back of her head was banged against a solid surface and she was shaken violently by her father Mr Latta on December 2, 2001.

boxing promoter Don King arrives at the High Court in London, to fight off a bid by heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis to throw his libel action out of court. High Court judge Mr Justice Eady turned down an application by Lewis that Britain was not the right place to hear the case and it should be heard in King's home, the US. Stock Photo

RM2D33CCN–boxing promoter Don King arrives at the High Court in London, to fight off a bid by heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis to throw his libel action out of court. High Court judge Mr Justice Eady turned down an application by Lewis that Britain was not the right place to hear the case and it should be heard in King's home, the US.

David Mason outside Lewis Crown and combined court in Lewis Sussex, where he is facing charges of starting a fire on an airplane. Stock Photo

RMG72MEY–David Mason outside Lewis Crown and combined court in Lewis Sussex, where he is facing charges of starting a fire on an airplane.

Diana, Countess of Lindsay, arrives at the Court of Session in Edinburgh. The Countess is sueing Stagecoach after telling the court a bus shot past her, frightening the horses pulling the carriage she was driving in Fife. Stock Photo

RM2D32GCB–Diana, Countess of Lindsay, arrives at the Court of Session in Edinburgh. The Countess is sueing Stagecoach after telling the court a bus shot past her, frightening the horses pulling the carriage she was driving in Fife.

TV presenter Kate Thornton arriving at Earls Court 2, London, for The Brit Awards 2003. Stock Photo

RMG679K8–TV presenter Kate Thornton arriving at Earls Court 2, London, for The Brit Awards 2003.

Muriel Jakubait (right), the sister of Ruth Ellis, with her Grandaughter Tamara Harrington at the High Court, London, for the start of a two-day appeal hearing aimed at quashing the murder conviction and substituting a verdict of manslaughter on the grounds of provocation and/or diminished responsibility against Ruth Ellis, the last woman to be executed in Britain. Stock Photo

RM2D336A2–Muriel Jakubait (right), the sister of Ruth Ellis, with her Grandaughter Tamara Harrington at the High Court, London, for the start of a two-day appeal hearing aimed at quashing the murder conviction and substituting a verdict of manslaughter on the grounds of provocation and/or diminished responsibility against Ruth Ellis, the last woman to be executed in Britain.

Patricia Amos leaving Oxford Crown Court, the mother jailed for 60 days for allowing her children to play truant, had her sentence reduced to 28 days at an appeal hearing. * ....The 43-year-old, who was jailed at Banbury Magistrates Court, released , having served half of her new sentence. She had been jailed for allowing her two teenage daughters, Emma, 15 and Jackie, 13, to miss lessons at their Banbury Comprehensive School over a two-year period. *03/07/02 Patricia Amos - who was jailed for failing to make her children attend school regularly, then released after an appeal - and who wa Stock Photo

RM2D32GC8–Patricia Amos leaving Oxford Crown Court, the mother jailed for 60 days for allowing her children to play truant, had her sentence reduced to 28 days at an appeal hearing. * ....The 43-year-old, who was jailed at Banbury Magistrates Court, released , having served half of her new sentence. She had been jailed for allowing her two teenage daughters, Emma, 15 and Jackie, 13, to miss lessons at their Banbury Comprehensive School over a two-year period. *03/07/02 Patricia Amos - who was jailed for failing to make her children attend school regularly, then released after an appeal - and who wa

Josephine Smith Conviction Quashed Stock Photo

RMG63YEM–Josephine Smith Conviction Quashed

Mayor of London Ken Livingstone leaves the High Court in central London, at lunch-time, as the Greater London Assembly (GLA) is brought to the appeal court to answer its proposals for congestion charges for traffic in central London. Stock Photo

RMG5Y884–Mayor of London Ken Livingstone leaves the High Court in central London, at lunch-time, as the Greater London Assembly (GLA) is brought to the appeal court to answer its proposals for congestion charges for traffic in central London.

London Mayor Ken Livingstone outside the High Court where Westminster Council and the Kennington Association were applying for a judicial review to try to stop his plans for motorists to be charged 5 to drive into the centre of the capital. * They argue the scheme is unlawful because London Mayor Ken Livingstone has not carried out a full environmental impact assessment or held a public inquiry into its effects and that his decision to proceed breaches European directives and the Human Rights Act 1998. Under the scheme, set to be introduced this February motorists will be charged if the Stock Photo

RM2D32J9P–London Mayor Ken Livingstone outside the High Court where Westminster Council and the Kennington Association were applying for a judicial review to try to stop his plans for motorists to be charged 5 to drive into the centre of the capital. * They argue the scheme is unlawful because London Mayor Ken Livingstone has not carried out a full environmental impact assessment or held a public inquiry into its effects and that his decision to proceed breaches European directives and the Human Rights Act 1998. Under the scheme, set to be introduced this February motorists will be charged if the

RMG6MM1P–Busted arrive for the BRIT Awards 2004 Nominations launch, held at the Park Lane Hotel, central London. The major annual awards, highlighting the achievements of the UK record industry, will be held on February 17 at Earls Court 2 in London.

Singer Myleene Klass arrives for the BRIT Awards 2004 Nominations launch, held at the Park Lane Hotel, central London. The major annual awards, highlighting the achievements of the UK record industry, will be held on February 17 at Earls Court 2 in London. Stock Photo

RMG6MM5Y–Singer Myleene Klass arrives for the BRIT Awards 2004 Nominations launch, held at the Park Lane Hotel, central London. The major annual awards, highlighting the achievements of the UK record industry, will be held on February 17 at Earls Court 2 in London.

RMG6MM0P–Singer Myleene Klass arrives for the BRIT Awards 2004 Nominations launch, held at the Park Lane Hotel, central London. The major annual awards, highlighting the achievements of the UK record industry, will be held on February 17 at Earls Court 2 in London.

Former singer and TV gardener Kim Wilde at the Ideal Home Show in Earls Court, London. Stock Photo

RMG6TK5J–Former singer and TV gardener Kim Wilde at the Ideal Home Show in Earls Court, London.

Big Brovaz BRITS 2004. Big Brovaz arrive for the annual Brit Awards 2004 at Earls Court in south west London. Stock Photo

RMG6R00B–Big Brovaz BRITS 2004. Big Brovaz arrive for the annual Brit Awards 2004 at Earls Court in south west London.

British Prime Minister Tony Blair arriving at the High Court in London to give evidence to the Hutton enquiry explaining his role in events leading up to the apparent suicide of Government weapons expert Dr David Kelly. The Hutton Inquiry was set up to investigate how Dr Kelly apparently came to take his own life after being identified as the likely source of a report by BBC Radio 4 Today programme`s defence correspondent Andrew Gilligan, in which the journalist suggested that the dossier was transformed at Downing Street`s behest. Stock Photo

RMG6F6TX–British Prime Minister Tony Blair arriving at the High Court in London to give evidence to the Hutton enquiry explaining his role in events leading up to the apparent suicide of Government weapons expert Dr David Kelly. The Hutton Inquiry was set up to investigate how Dr Kelly apparently came to take his own life after being identified as the likely source of a report by BBC Radio 4 Today programme`s defence correspondent Andrew Gilligan, in which the journalist suggested that the dossier was transformed at Downing Street`s behest.

Irish boy band Westlife, left to right, Bryan McFadden, Nicky Burne, Shane Filan, Mark Feehily and Kian Egan, arriving at The BRIT Awards 2002, at London's Earls Court 2. Stock Photo

RMG5P235–Irish boy band Westlife, left to right, Bryan McFadden, Nicky Burne, Shane Filan, Mark Feehily and Kian Egan, arriving at The BRIT Awards 2002, at London's Earls Court 2.

Dennis Yates, 58, is greeted by his wife Valerie after being released from Spring Hill Prison, Bucks, less than three months into a 10-month sentence. The antiques dealer, jailed for his involvement in the disappearance of a Second World War Enigma encoding machine. *.. was released today - still protesting his innocence. Last October Yates, of Sandiacre, Derby, was sentenced at Aylesbury Crown Court for handling the Abwehr Enigma G312 machine, stolen from the Buckinghamshire mansion Bletchley Park. Stock Photo

RMG5MNRN–Dennis Yates, 58, is greeted by his wife Valerie after being released from Spring Hill Prison, Bucks, less than three months into a 10-month sentence. The antiques dealer, jailed for his involvement in the disappearance of a Second World War Enigma encoding machine. *.. was released today - still protesting his innocence. Last October Yates, of Sandiacre, Derby, was sentenced at Aylesbury Crown Court for handling the Abwehr Enigma G312 machine, stolen from the Buckinghamshire mansion Bletchley Park.

Premiership footballer Jermaine Pennant departs Horseferry Road magistrates Court, London, where he was banned from driving for 16 months and fined 1200 after he admitted drink- driving. Pennant was spotted by police travelling in the wrong lane in the Paddington area of central London on February 13 at 4.10am. Stock Photo

RMG6RMAW–Premiership footballer Jermaine Pennant departs Horseferry Road magistrates Court, London, where he was banned from driving for 16 months and fined 1200 after he admitted drink- driving. Pennant was spotted by police travelling in the wrong lane in the Paddington area of central London on February 13 at 4.10am.

Singer Gareth Gates arriving at Earls Court 2, London, for The Brit Awards 2003. Stock Photo

RMG679KR–Singer Gareth Gates arriving at Earls Court 2, London, for The Brit Awards 2003.

Arzhia Habibi, 11 from Brighton, holds Dylan, the winner of The Pal Scrufts Family Crossbread of the Year 2003.The competition was judged by TV Vet Joe Inglis at Earls Court 2 in London. Stock Photo

RMG6KH8T–Arzhia Habibi, 11 from Brighton, holds Dylan, the winner of The Pal Scrufts Family Crossbread of the Year 2003.The competition was judged by TV Vet Joe Inglis at Earls Court 2 in London.

Justice Minister Cathy Jamieson arrives at a committee meeting of MSPs in Edinburgh, to talk about the troubled start to security firm Reliance's role in transporting prisoners to court. She also faced calls to quit over the Executive's failure to submit a timely appeal against a slopping-out ruling. Stock Photo

RMG70T5P–Justice Minister Cathy Jamieson arrives at a committee meeting of MSPs in Edinburgh, to talk about the troubled start to security firm Reliance's role in transporting prisoners to court. She also faced calls to quit over the Executive's failure to submit a timely appeal against a slopping-out ruling.

French National Front leader Jean-Marie Le Pen with BNP leader Nick Griffin, right, at a press conference at the Cresta Court Hotel in Altrincham, Cheshire. The extreme right-wing politician had been warned by Home Secretary David Blunkett that he faced arrest if he did anything to incite racial hatred. Stock Photo

RMG6X4H1–French National Front leader Jean-Marie Le Pen with BNP leader Nick Griffin, right, at a press conference at the Cresta Court Hotel in Altrincham, Cheshire. The extreme right-wing politician had been warned by Home Secretary David Blunkett that he faced arrest if he did anything to incite racial hatred.

Angela Woodruff, whose mother Kathleen Grundy was murdered by Doctor Harold Shipman, arrives at Manchester Town Hall for the start of the second stage of the Inquiry looking at the system of safeguards that should have prevented the doctor's 23-year-long killing spree but failed. *...Shipman, 56, who practised in Hyde, Greater Manchester, is serving life in Frankland jail, County Durham, following his conviction at Preston Crown Court. Stock Photo

RMG6345W–Angela Woodruff, whose mother Kathleen Grundy was murdered by Doctor Harold Shipman, arrives at Manchester Town Hall for the start of the second stage of the Inquiry looking at the system of safeguards that should have prevented the doctor's 23-year-long killing spree but failed. *...Shipman, 56, who practised in Hyde, Greater Manchester, is serving life in Frankland jail, County Durham, following his conviction at Preston Crown Court.

Daily Mail Ideal Home Show Smilie. Carole Smilie opens the Daily Mail Ideal Home Show in Earls Court in London. Stock Photo

RMG5R7MR–Daily Mail Ideal Home Show Smilie. Carole Smilie opens the Daily Mail Ideal Home Show in Earls Court in London.

A joyful Kirstin McBride, 22, (centre) of Mouswald, Dumfries and Galloway leaves Dumfries Sheriff Court, after receiving an absolute discharge over an assault charge following a confrontation with a police officer, * after her pet goat was slaughtered during the foot and mouth outbreak. She is accompanied by stepfather George Walls and mother Elizabeth Walls. Stock Photo

RMG5P903–A joyful Kirstin McBride, 22, (centre) of Mouswald, Dumfries and Galloway leaves Dumfries Sheriff Court, after receiving an absolute discharge over an assault charge following a confrontation with a police officer, * after her pet goat was slaughtered during the foot and mouth outbreak. She is accompanied by stepfather George Walls and mother Elizabeth Walls.

RM2D338TC–Major Charles Ingram arrives at Bournemouth Crown Court, Bournemouth, where the jury resumed its deliberations in the case of the former Army major who is accused of seven charges of deception against insurance companies. The 40-year-old, of High Street, Easterton, Wilts, denies two charges of deception against Zurich Municipal and Direct Line Insurance having failed to declare claims made in the preceding three years.

RM2D32BCY–Dennis Yates, 58, is greeted by his wife Valerie after being released from Spring Hill Prison, Bucks, less than three months into a 10-month sentence. The antiques dealer, jailed for his involvement in the disappearance of a Second World War Enigma encoding machine. *... was released today - still protesting his innocence. Last October Yates, of Sandiacre, Derby, was sentenced at Aylesbury Crown Court for handling the Abwehr Enigma G312 machine, stolen from the Buckinghamshire mansion Bletchley Park.

Shakin Stevens leaves Coleford magistrates court Stock Photo

RMG5MP78–Shakin Stevens leaves Coleford magistrates court

RMG5MP73–Shakin Stevens leaves Coleford magistrates court

The Prince of Wales (left) and Jordan's King Abdullah speak to each other prior to iftar - the breaking of the fast at the end of the day in the Muslim holy month of Ramadan at the Royal Court in Amman, Jordan. Stock Photo

RMG7E6MD–The Prince of Wales (left) and Jordan's King Abdullah speak to each other prior to iftar - the breaking of the fast at the end of the day in the Muslim holy month of Ramadan at the Royal Court in Amman, Jordan.

Major Charles Ingram, 39, leaves Devizes Magistrates Court, Wiltshire, after being remanded on bail accused of insurance fraud. Ingram, of Easterton, Wiltshire, faces two charges of obtaining a pecuniary advantage by deception. Stock Photo

RMG612PY–Major Charles Ingram, 39, leaves Devizes Magistrates Court, Wiltshire, after being remanded on bail accused of insurance fraud. Ingram, of Easterton, Wiltshire, faces two charges of obtaining a pecuniary advantage by deception.

Aldo Zilli launched the first-ever Autumn Ideal Home Show at London's Earls Court. Stock Photo

RMG6J1P5–Aldo Zilli launched the first-ever Autumn Ideal Home Show at London's Earls Court.

RMG6346D–David Shayler in Court

Jenny Seagrove arrives at the High Court Stock Photo

RMG6N038–Jenny Seagrove arrives at the High Court

Mark Latta at Winchester Court Stock Photo

RMG67TAF–Mark Latta at Winchester Court

Terry Lubbock (right) with his son Kevin on the steps of the Epping Forest Coroner's Court. * They were attending the inquest of Stuart Lubbock, whose body was found in the swimming pool of the telelvision entertainer Michael Barrimore's home in Roydon, Essex in March 2001. Stock Photo

RMG61DRX–Terry Lubbock (right) with his son Kevin on the steps of the Epping Forest Coroner's Court. * They were attending the inquest of Stuart Lubbock, whose body was found in the swimming pool of the telelvision entertainer Michael Barrimore's home in Roydon, Essex in March 2001.

David Shayler, the ex-MI5 employee arrives at the Old Bailey on with his girlfriend Annie Machon. Mr Shayler is facing charges under the official secrets act relating to newspaper interviews he gave five years ago. *...Part of the court hearing is expected to be held in private to protect the identities of MI5 operatives. Stock Photo

RMG6346B–David Shayler, the ex-MI5 employee arrives at the Old Bailey on with his girlfriend Annie Machon. Mr Shayler is facing charges under the official secrets act relating to newspaper interviews he gave five years ago. *...Part of the court hearing is expected to be held in private to protect the identities of MI5 operatives.

Patrick Lamb, deputy head of the Counter Proliferation Department at the Foreign Office, leaves the High Court in London. Lamb has given evidence to the inquiry into the incidents surrounding the death of Government scientist Dr David Kelly. Stock Photo

RM2D334G4–Patrick Lamb, deputy head of the Counter Proliferation Department at the Foreign Office, leaves the High Court in London. Lamb has given evidence to the inquiry into the incidents surrounding the death of Government scientist Dr David Kelly.

Livingstone - Congestion court battle Stock Photo

RMG5Y880–Livingstone - Congestion court battle

Nell McAndrew takes to the court at the Westway Sports Centre in London to support Ariel Tennis Ace, the scheme aiming at finding future British tennis champions. Successful entrants will go to a special training camp with John McEnroe - and then on to a final in June with Tim Henman choosing the two winners. Stock Photo

RMG6Y0ED–Nell McAndrew takes to the court at the Westway Sports Centre in London to support Ariel Tennis Ace, the scheme aiming at finding future British tennis champions. Successful entrants will go to a special training camp with John McEnroe - and then on to a final in June with Tim Henman choosing the two winners.

RMG6Y0EB–Nell McAndrew takes to the court at the Westway Sports Centre in London to support Ariel Tennis Ace, the scheme aiming at finding future British tennis champions. Successful entrants will go to a special training camp with John McEnroe - and then on to a final in June with Tim Henman choosing the two winners.

RMG6XYNG–Nell McAndrew takes to the court at the Westway Sports Centre in London to support Ariel Tennis Ace, the scheme aiming at finding future British tennis champions. Successful entrants will go to a special training camp with John McEnroe - and then on to a final in June with Tim Henman choosing the two winners.

Peter McKenna, 26, who admitted making 12 false telephone bomb threats in the bomb ravaged town of Omagh walks free from Omagh Crown Court, sitting in Dungannon, after being handed a four year suspended sentence. Mr McKenna admitted making the hoax calls after detectives called in the analyst who helped prove Major Charles Ingram cheated on TV quiz show Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Stock Photo

RMG6R992–Peter McKenna, 26, who admitted making 12 false telephone bomb threats in the bomb ravaged town of Omagh walks free from Omagh Crown Court, sitting in Dungannon, after being handed a four year suspended sentence. Mr McKenna admitted making the hoax calls after detectives called in the analyst who helped prove Major Charles Ingram cheated on TV quiz show Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?

Model Emma B Chelmsford Magistrates Court in Essex waiting for her boyfriend former East 17 singer Brian Harvey who was charged at the court with supplying cocaine on April 26 this year and a further charge of possessing 389 milligrams of cocaine in Chingford, Essex. *Harvey, 27, from London was granted conditional bail by the court and told not to contact prosecution witnesses. Harvey spoke only to confirm his name, age and address. The case was adjourned until July 10 at Chelmsford Magistrates Court. Stock Photo

RMG5XKK2–Model Emma B Chelmsford Magistrates Court in Essex waiting for her boyfriend former East 17 singer Brian Harvey who was charged at the court with supplying cocaine on April 26 this year and a further charge of possessing 389 milligrams of cocaine in Chingford, Essex. *Harvey, 27, from London was granted conditional bail by the court and told not to contact prosecution witnesses. Harvey spoke only to confirm his name, age and address. The case was adjourned until July 10 at Chelmsford Magistrates Court.

Singer Elton John arriving at Le Moulin de Mougins, Cannes, France, for the amfAR (American Foundation for AIDS Research) 'Cinema Against AIDS Cannes 2002' event. * 24/06/02 The appeal court will give its ruling, on Sir Elton's renewed legal battle over his 14 million claim involving touring costs he believes he should never have paid. The singer, who was landed with an estimated 8 million legal bill after losing the action in the High Court, took his case before three judges in the Court of Appeal. Sir Elton had sued Andrew Haydon, former managing director of John Reid Enterprises, which for Stock Photo

RMG5WBHR–Singer Elton John arriving at Le Moulin de Mougins, Cannes, France, for the amfAR (American Foundation for AIDS Research) 'Cinema Against AIDS Cannes 2002' event. * 24/06/02 The appeal court will give its ruling, on Sir Elton's renewed legal battle over his 14 million claim involving touring costs he believes he should never have paid. The singer, who was landed with an estimated 8 million legal bill after losing the action in the High Court, took his case before three judges in the Court of Appeal. Sir Elton had sued Andrew Haydon, former managing director of John Reid Enterprises, which for

Dr David Moor arrives at Gateshead Magistrates Court to receive sentencing for a drink driving offence. Stock Photo

RM2D30E2X–Dr David Moor arrives at Gateshead Magistrates Court to receive sentencing for a drink driving offence.

Conservative Party leader William Hague leaving Newcastle Crown Court, where he gave evidence in the case of one of his constituents accused of smuggling rare parrots into Britain. Mr Hague gave evidence for the prosecution against Harry Sissen, 61. *Mr Sissen is accused of four counts of smuggling and two counts of illegally selling rare parrots. Stock Photo

RM2D30RJ8–Conservative Party leader William Hague leaving Newcastle Crown Court, where he gave evidence in the case of one of his constituents accused of smuggling rare parrots into Britain. Mr Hague gave evidence for the prosecution against Harry Sissen, 61. *Mr Sissen is accused of four counts of smuggling and two counts of illegally selling rare parrots.

Singer Gareth Gates arrives for the annual Brit Music Awards 2004 at Earls Court. The singer is nominated for Best British Single 2004. Stock Photo

RMG6R02P–Singer Gareth Gates arrives for the annual Brit Music Awards 2004 at Earls Court. The singer is nominated for Best British Single 2004.

Rock band The Darkness arrives for the annual Brit Music Awards 2004 at Earls Court, London. The group are nominated for four awards, Best British Group, Best British Album, Best Rock Act, and Breakthrough British Artist. Stock Photo

RMG6R02K–Rock band The Darkness arrives for the annual Brit Music Awards 2004 at Earls Court, London. The group are nominated for four awards, Best British Group, Best British Album, Best Rock Act, and Breakthrough British Artist.

A 1992 wedding day photo of George Clark 77, and his wife Julia 41. Julia, accused of holding her multi-millionaire husband a prisoner in his own home, said she was devastated by a Court of Appeal decision to cut her divorce settlement award from George, aged 85. * George Clark. Julia Clark. Stock Photo

RM2D306P1–A 1992 wedding day photo of George Clark 77, and his wife Julia 41. Julia, accused of holding her multi-millionaire husband a prisoner in his own home, said she was devastated by a Court of Appeal decision to cut her divorce settlement award from George, aged 85. * George Clark. Julia Clark.

Quintavalle wins appeal against the BBC Stock Photo

RMG5R048–Quintavalle wins appeal against the BBC

A prankster holds a ship in a bottle in the air as Royal butler Harold Brown arrives at Bow Street Magistrates Court in London, where he is accused of stealing items which vanished from the estate of Diana, Princess of Wales. *Brown, 48, has been charged on four counts of theft contrary to section 1(1) of the Theft Act 1968, concerning belongings which went missing between 1 January 1997 and 15 November 2000. Police said he was charged with stealing a jewel daffodil motif, a ring, a model dhow and base, a bangle, a pair of earrings - all belonging to Diana's estate. Stock Photo

RM2D31MR4–A prankster holds a ship in a bottle in the air as Royal butler Harold Brown arrives at Bow Street Magistrates Court in London, where he is accused of stealing items which vanished from the estate of Diana, Princess of Wales. *Brown, 48, has been charged on four counts of theft contrary to section 1(1) of the Theft Act 1968, concerning belongings which went missing between 1 January 1997 and 15 November 2000. Police said he was charged with stealing a jewel daffodil motif, a ring, a model dhow and base, a bangle, a pair of earrings - all belonging to Diana's estate.

RMG6XPK8–COURTS Suicide Bomber Case

Bodyguard on trial MacNamara Stock Photo

RMG5P1C4–Bodyguard on trial MacNamara

Howard McCann - Cocklers Inquest Stock Photo

RMG71MRK–Howard McCann - Cocklers Inquest

Dame Judi Dench arriving at the Hampton Court Palace Flower Show - charity gala preview, at Hampton Court Palace in Surrey. The show is in aid of the Royal Horticultural Society and The British Red Cross. Stock Photo

RMG5YA8W–Dame Judi Dench arriving at the Hampton Court Palace Flower Show - charity gala preview, at Hampton Court Palace in Surrey. The show is in aid of the Royal Horticultural Society and The British Red Cross.

Circus trainer Mary Chipperfield, 61, who denied to a magistrates court in Andover that she had been cruel to Trudy, a baby chimp, which she allegedly beat with a riding crop and kicked, was found guilty on 12 counts of cruelty. 9/4/99: Due to be sentenced. * Pull up of 274086-2. She denied 21 charges of cruelty relating to the care of animals at her winter training quarters near Andover, Hants. Stock Photo

RM2D303NT–Circus trainer Mary Chipperfield, 61, who denied to a magistrates court in Andover that she had been cruel to Trudy, a baby chimp, which she allegedly beat with a riding crop and kicked, was found guilty on 12 counts of cruelty. 9/4/99: Due to be sentenced. * Pull up of 274086-2. She denied 21 charges of cruelty relating to the care of animals at her winter training quarters near Andover, Hants.

RMG6JWGA–ROYAL Musician

RMG7CCXR–Lucy Ferry Trial

RMG5THN5–Pub landlord wins appeal

Maxwell aide Larry Trachtenberg leaves Chichester Rents court after a marathon eight-month trial ended today (Friday) with all three defendants being cleared of conspiracy to defraud pension funds. Stock Photo

RM2D2WYJY–Maxwell aide Larry Trachtenberg leaves Chichester Rents court after a marathon eight-month trial ended today (Friday) with all three defendants being cleared of conspiracy to defraud pension funds.

Jamie Hewlett Santa's Ghetto Stock Photo

RMG6M4E3–Jamie Hewlett Santa's Ghetto

RMG6KC6N–John Gilligan Sentence Cut

Javine Hylton Brits Nominations Stock Photo

RMG6MM79–Javine Hylton Brits Nominations

Sly Bailey - Motivator of the Year Award 2003 Stock Photo

RMG6ATWF–Sly Bailey - Motivator of the Year Award 2003

Brit Award 2002 nominations / Dido Stock Photo

RMG5MNGB–Brit Award 2002 nominations / Dido

RMG62HGP–PC Keith Empsall trial

Actor Alan Rickman arriving for the gala performance of 'Hitchcock Blonde' at the Royal Court Theatre, west London. Stock Photo

RMG6A3RX–Actor Alan Rickman arriving for the gala performance of 'Hitchcock Blonde' at the Royal Court Theatre, west London.

RMG6J1P4–Ideal Home Show

RMG5XX41–Charles Ingram fraud trial

RMG6J60C–Fathers for Justice protest

Angela Knott - Awarded Damages Stock Photo

RMG638B0–Angela Knott - Awarded Damages

RMG638B2–Angela Knott - Awarded Damages

RMG679R2–BRITS 2003 MS DYNAMITE

Nell McAndrew Ariel Tennis Ace Stock Photo

RMG6XYNB–Nell McAndrew Ariel Tennis Ace

RMG6AK69–Brian Simpson - Con man

Lady Archer - Unfair Dismissal Stock Photo

RMG6251T–Lady Archer - Unfair Dismissal

Dr David Moor, 52, of Hexham, Northumberland, arrives at Moot Hall Court in Newcastle with his wife Silvia for the start of his trail. He is charged with 1 count of murder through euthanasia. Dr Moor denies killing George Liddell, 85, a terminal cancer patient. * on July 19 1997. Stock Photo

RMG4JPWP–Dr David Moor, 52, of Hexham, Northumberland, arrives at Moot Hall Court in Newcastle with his wife Silvia for the start of his trail. He is charged with 1 count of murder through euthanasia. Dr Moor denies killing George Liddell, 85, a terminal cancer patient. * on July 19 1997.

Five-year-old Rosemary McCann, of Kipling Road, Oldham, Greater Manchester, who disappeared from her bed early on 14.1.96. Police feared she may have been abducted. Undated file picture. 4.3.96, the body of a young girl was found on wasteland close to the spot where the five-year-old disappeared. 14.1.97 Manchester Crown Court heard that Rosemary had been snatched from her bed, raped and murdered in a fit of drunken anger by her mother's former boyfriend, Andrew Pountley. Pountley, of Kew Road, Oldham, pleaded not guilty to the murder. 6.2.97 Pountley was sentanced to at least 25 years in pr Stock Photo

RM2D2WY76–Five-year-old Rosemary McCann, of Kipling Road, Oldham, Greater Manchester, who disappeared from her bed early on 14.1.96. Police feared she may have been abducted. Undated file picture. 4.3.96, the body of a young girl was found on wasteland close to the spot where the five-year-old disappeared. 14.1.97 Manchester Crown Court heard that Rosemary had been snatched from her bed, raped and murdered in a fit of drunken anger by her mother's former boyfriend, Andrew Pountley. Pountley, of Kew Road, Oldham, pleaded not guilty to the murder. 6.2.97 Pountley was sentanced to at least 25 years in pr

Despite the rain, a smiling and relieved Geoffrey Knights emerges from Harrow Crown Court after the assault case against him was stopped by a judge, with 41-year-old boyfriend of actress 'EastEnders' Gillian Taylforth, announcing that he was looking forward to going home. Stock Photo

RM2D2WPJ0–Despite the rain, a smiling and relieved Geoffrey Knights emerges from Harrow Crown Court after the assault case against him was stopped by a judge, with 41-year-old boyfriend of actress 'EastEnders' Gillian Taylforth, announcing that he was looking forward to going home.

Wimbledon FC's manager Joe Kinnear (front) leaves Newcastle Crown Court with Bradford City footballer Gordon Watson after giving evidence to establish the level of damages suffered by Watson in his negligence action against Huddersfield Town defender Kevin Gray. * Career had been effectively destroyed by a tackle during Division One game two years ago. Mr Watson won his civil action against Kevin Gray in October 1998 after he had his right leg broken in two places during a derby game between Huddersfield and Bradford on February 1 1997. Stock Photo

RM2D306JM–Wimbledon FC's manager Joe Kinnear (front) leaves Newcastle Crown Court with Bradford City footballer Gordon Watson after giving evidence to establish the level of damages suffered by Watson in his negligence action against Huddersfield Town defender Kevin Gray. * Career had been effectively destroyed by a tackle during Division One game two years ago. Mr Watson won his civil action against Kevin Gray in October 1998 after he had his right leg broken in two places during a derby game between Huddersfield and Bradford on February 1 1997.

Wimbledon FC's manager Joe Kinnear (back) leaves Newcastle Crown Court with Bradford City footballer Gordon Watson after giving evidence in Watson's negligence action against Huddersfield Town defender Kevin Gray. 7/5/99: Awarded damages of 909,143 pounds. * * Career had been effectively destroyed by a tackle during Division One game two years ago. Mr Watson won his civil action against Kevin Gray in October 1998 after he had his right leg broken in two places during a derby game between Huddersfield and Bradford on February 1 1997. Stock Photo

RM2D306JW–Wimbledon FC's manager Joe Kinnear (back) leaves Newcastle Crown Court with Bradford City footballer Gordon Watson after giving evidence in Watson's negligence action against Huddersfield Town defender Kevin Gray. 7/5/99: Awarded damages of 909,143 pounds. * * Career had been effectively destroyed by a tackle during Division One game two years ago. Mr Watson won his civil action against Kevin Gray in October 1998 after he had his right leg broken in two places during a derby game between Huddersfield and Bradford on February 1 1997.

TV personality Hughie Green in London after he received a High Court apology from a newspaper which he claimed had suggested that the results of his show, Opportunity Knocks were rigged. Stock Photo

RMG5XNTX–TV personality Hughie Green in London after he received a High Court apology from a newspaper which he claimed had suggested that the results of his show, Opportunity Knocks were rigged.

LADY DIANA SPENCER 1980: Lady Diana leaving her Earls Court, London, flat to go shopping in the Knightsbridge area. The name of the blonde, 19 year old daughter of the Northamptonshire landowner Earl Spencer is being linked romantically with the Prince of Wales. Stock Photo

RMG57KX9–LADY DIANA SPENCER 1980: Lady Diana leaving her Earls Court, London, flat to go shopping in the Knightsbridge area. The name of the blonde, 19 year old daughter of the Northamptonshire landowner Earl Spencer is being linked romantically with the Prince of Wales.

Actress Sally Thomsett, 26, after settling differences between her and her ex-boyfriend businessman John Slade in the High Court. Sally -- the dizzy blonde of TV's 'Man About the House' series had applied for a non-molestation order against Mr Slade but after peace talk and a one-minute private hearing before Mr Justice Forbes, the two reached an agreement. Stock Photo

RMG604P9–Actress Sally Thomsett, 26, after settling differences between her and her ex-boyfriend businessman John Slade in the High Court. Sally -- the dizzy blonde of TV's 'Man About the House' series had applied for a non-molestation order against Mr Slade but after peace talk and a one-minute private hearing before Mr Justice Forbes, the two reached an agreement.

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Former Liverpool goalkeeper, currently with Southampton, Bruce Grobbellaarleaves Eastliegh Magistrates Court after a hearing into the continuing police investigation into allegations of match rigging. Stock Photo

RM2D2X2JH–Former Liverpool goalkeeper, currently with Southampton, Bruce Grobbellaarleaves Eastliegh Magistrates Court after a hearing into the continuing police investigation into allegations of match rigging.

Family photos of Annie Kay in her later years (L) and as a young woman. Unemployed lorry driver David Spillman, 45, from Essex, was convicted over a plot to defraud the beneficiaries of the elderly spinster's 1.8M will. A jury at Basildon Court found him guilty. * by a majority of 10 to wo. The scam had involved Spillman s mother-in-law Annette Russill posing in a wig as the wheelchair-bound 87-year-old Annie Kay. Russill also forged Miss Kay s signature on a bogus will during a meeting with Miss Kay s solicitor. Russill, 65, of Rochford in Essex, and her daughter, Spillman s estranged wife, Stock Photo

RM2D30B1N–Family photos of Annie Kay in her later years (L) and as a young woman. Unemployed lorry driver David Spillman, 45, from Essex, was convicted over a plot to defraud the beneficiaries of the elderly spinster's 1.8M will. A jury at Basildon Court found him guilty. * by a majority of 10 to wo. The scam had involved Spillman s mother-in-law Annette Russill posing in a wig as the wheelchair-bound 87-year-old Annie Kay. Russill also forged Miss Kay s signature on a bogus will during a meeting with Miss Kay s solicitor. Russill, 65, of Rochford in Essex, and her daughter, Spillman s estranged wife,

Child soprano Charlotte Church (C) with her mother, Maria, and stepfateher James, outside the High Court in London, where the 14 year old and her former manager Jonathan Shalit have settled their multi-million pound dispute. * ending the bitter courtroom battle which began21/11/00. After a morning of legal wrangling between the parties, Charlotte, returned to the court to throw her arms around her barrister, Mr Richard Englehart QC, and kiss him in gratitude. Stock Photo

RMG57B4H–Child soprano Charlotte Church (C) with her mother, Maria, and stepfateher James, outside the High Court in London, where the 14 year old and her former manager Jonathan Shalit have settled their multi-million pound dispute. * ending the bitter courtroom battle which began21/11/00. After a morning of legal wrangling between the parties, Charlotte, returned to the court to throw her arms around her barrister, Mr Richard Englehart QC, and kiss him in gratitude.

Ms Carol Galley, 53, arrives at the High Court, Bream Buildings in London, where she is fighting for her reputation as a top fund manager. 6/12/01: A 130 million claim by trustees of the Unilever pension fund against Mercury Asset Management was settled at the High Court. * in London on undisclosed terms. A statement issued jointly by the parties disclosed that Merrill Lynch, owners of MAM, had agreed to pay a sum to the Unilever fund without admission of liability, but no spokesman would comment on speculation that this amount was up to 70 million. Stock Photo

RMG5J2E4–Ms Carol Galley, 53, arrives at the High Court, Bream Buildings in London, where she is fighting for her reputation as a top fund manager. 6/12/01: A 130 million claim by trustees of the Unilever pension fund against Mercury Asset Management was settled at the High Court. * in London on undisclosed terms. A statement issued jointly by the parties disclosed that Merrill Lynch, owners of MAM, had agreed to pay a sum to the Unilever fund without admission of liability, but no spokesman would comment on speculation that this amount was up to 70 million.

Jimmy Knapp, Leader of the RMT union, outside the High Court, London, where the rail pressure group Save Our Railways are taking Franchise Director Roger Salmon over what they say is his unlawful decision to cut services. * November 25, 1995 of Jimmy Knapp, veteran leader of the RMT union in London. Hundreds of people are to attend a requiem mass and celebration of the life of the leader who died last week at the age of 60 after a year-long fight against cancer in a service at Our Lady of Grace and St Edward Church in Chiswick, west London.The funeral of rail union leader Jimmy Knapp was Stock Photo

RM2D2WTXN–Jimmy Knapp, Leader of the RMT union, outside the High Court, London, where the rail pressure group Save Our Railways are taking Franchise Director Roger Salmon over what they say is his unlawful decision to cut services. * November 25, 1995 of Jimmy Knapp, veteran leader of the RMT union in London. Hundreds of people are to attend a requiem mass and celebration of the life of the leader who died last week at the age of 60 after a year-long fight against cancer in a service at Our Lady of Grace and St Edward Church in Chiswick, west London.The funeral of rail union leader Jimmy Knapp was

Michael Twomey, who today (Monday) celebrates fifty years at The Ritz. He started at the famed London hotel as a lift attendant on his arrival from County Cork in 1946 before joining the staff of the illustrious Palm Court, where he has served various Heads of State and aristocracy for nearly half a century. Stock Photo

RMG43TCC–Michael Twomey, who today (Monday) celebrates fifty years at The Ritz. He started at the famed London hotel as a lift attendant on his arrival from County Cork in 1946 before joining the staff of the illustrious Palm Court, where he has served various Heads of State and aristocracy for nearly half a century.

Christine and Neil Hamilton arrive at the High Court in London on the ninth day of the former Tatton MP's libel action against Mohamed Al Fayed. Stock Photo

RMG4TG5R–Christine and Neil Hamilton arrive at the High Court in London on the ninth day of the former Tatton MP's libel action against Mohamed Al Fayed.

Miss Sara Keays, the former mistress of Energy Secretary Cecil Parkinson, after being granted a temporary High Court injunction halting further publication of certain passages in Norman Tebbit's autobiography. Stock Photo

RMG5Y5NE–Miss Sara Keays, the former mistress of Energy Secretary Cecil Parkinson, after being granted a temporary High Court injunction halting further publication of certain passages in Norman Tebbit's autobiography.

David Shayler and his girlfriend, Annie Machon, arrive at the High Court, London, Thursday April 26 2001 where lawyers are due to begin preliminary arguments about the three charges faced by Shayler under the Official Secrets Act. The 35-year-old former spy is accused of leaking details of the security services' activities to a Sunday newspaper four years ago. PA Photo: Tony Harris. See PA story COURTS Shayler. . Stock Photo

RMG5CAD1–David Shayler and his girlfriend, Annie Machon, arrive at the High Court, London, Thursday April 26 2001 where lawyers are due to begin preliminary arguments about the three charges faced by Shayler under the Official Secrets Act. The 35-year-old former spy is accused of leaking details of the security services' activities to a Sunday newspaper four years ago. PA Photo: Tony Harris. See PA story COURTS Shayler. .

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