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The Magic Sponge podcast and explained that an argument over where he could hang his clothes led to him headbutting Bothroyd. "Everyone was a winner - there was fisticuffs every other day, people arguing left, right and centre," Noble said.

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manslaughter.Nicole Cavin, 24, and David Noble, 34, caused the death of David Clark, 56, by forcing chunks of chicken kebab in his mouth while he was passed out a train in March 2019.Mr Clark collapsed on the train after watching a football match between Lancaster FC and Farsley Celtic, a court heard.Jurors were told that medics attending the scene and recovered kebab meat the "size of a golf ball" from Mr Clark's airway.The married father boarded a Northern service train with his friend Jon Waite and had enjoyed around ten pints throughout the day, prosecutors say.Cavin and Noble, who had known Mr Clark for about five years, boarded the service earlier at Preston after going to Blackpool for the day with her boyfriend.The men sat with them

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kebab as he slept on a train. David Clark had a piece of chicken the size of a golf ball put down his throat by brother and sister David Noble and Nicole Cavin who were today found guilty of manslaughter.

suffering serious injuries during the incident on Monday (February 22). The 33-year-old maintenance engineer was carrying out work on the lift at the hospital as a contractor when emergency services were called just before 9.30am.

Frontline workers, Ireland needs you again – this time for a TV treat.Gogglebox Ireland is on the hunt for ‘telly-loving guards and nurses’ to appear in the new series.The Virgin Media show – which sees members of the public give their witty commentary on TV shows – is set to return to screens this autumn, and producers are seeking characters to join the line up.They are particularly keen to sign up those who worked on the frontline during the battle against Covid-19, as they believe their experience will make them uniquely qualified to discuss the pandemic.The team behind the hit show are also looking for a father and son duo to join the new series.David Noble of producers Kite Entertainment said: ‘Things might look and feel a lot