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A man has been charged with murder after a 75-year-old man was found dead in his flat in Rochdale.

Actor Stephem Tompkinson has been cleared of punching a drunk man outside out his house who he confronted for making noise.

TV star Stephen Tompkinson has been found not guilty of previous bodily harm after he was accused of punching someone to the ground.

Actor Stephen Tompkinson has been cleared of inflicting grievous bodily harm on a man he confronted for drunkenly making noise outside his house.The DCI Banks star was accused of punching Karl Poole in the head after finding him and a friend drinking at the bottom of his driveway in the early hours of May 30 2021. Mr Poole fell to the ground and broke his skull when his head hit the pavement, Newcastle Crown Court was told.

The neighbour of actor Stephen Tompkinson has told a court she saw him slap and punch a drunk man in the head after asking him to move away from his home in the early hours of the morning.The 57 year old DCI Banks star is on trial at Newcastle Crown Court accused of inflicting grievous bodily harm on Karl Poole on May 30 2021. Jurors have heard Mr Poole and his friend Andrew Hall had been drinking since around midnight and had gone to the beach to watch the sunrise before walking back past Stephen's home in Whitley Bay, North Tyneside.

TV star Stephen Tompkinson allegedly punched a man who was making a noise outside his house and caused him "traumatic brain injuries", a court heard.

A grandfather at the centre of a murder investigation was found 'sitting in blood' next to his sofa, an inquest opening has heard.

Three Strathaven Dynamo AFC Futsal section players have been selected for the Under 14 Scotland squad heading to Spain in September for the International Futsal Alliance (IFA) World Championships.

Members of a drugs gang which supplied millions of pounds worth of cannabis across the UK have been jailed.

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A new emergency fund to help homeless LGBTQI young people in Perth has been launched by prominent LGBTQI and homelessness advocates.

hereProsecutors had alleged Mr Burke had repeatedly shown a desire to leave the UK to return to Syria in order to fight for Kurdish militia.He was charged with three terror offences, including helping Daniel Newey, another British man who had allegedly gone to Syria last year.A hearing at the Old Bailey also heard that charges against Mr Newey’s father Paul, 49, and brother, Sam, 19, from Solihull in the West Midlands, who were both accused of helping him, had also been dropped.Prosecuting, Simon Davis said a review of the case had found there was no longer a 'realistic prospect of conviction'.Andrew Hall QC, for Mr Burke, told the court it was in the 'interests of justice' that the reasons for the decision were known.Mr Justice Sweeney