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A husband who attacked his pregnant wife after they rowed about a holiday was caught at an airport trying to board a flight. Ishan Mehrobi, 43, told his wife he wanted to go away without her.

A thug set his XL Bully on a defenceless woman and encouraged it to attack her during a terrifying ordeal. Liam Rainey took his dog's muzzle off before it jumped on her and bit her to the arm and chest.

A pregnant Scottish executive who worked for Manchester City has been jailed after stealing more than £100,000 from the club to pay for her wedding.

The dad of a 15-year-old killed by teenagers sobbed in the dock as he was sentenced for abusing the boy's grieving mum.

hereHe became 'angry' after being ordered to leave by security staff, calling them a 'grass'.He then started making threats including saying 'I'm going to stab you, you are going to die'.Shortly after he left in a BMW, Manchester Crown Court heard.Then about 30 minutes later, Smith returned in a Transit van with two other men.Smith had brought a bottle of alcohol with him, while another man was holding an axe.He threw the bottle at one of the security staff, which hit him to the head and caused a cut.Security staff had to pick up chairs to defend themselves.The two men were thrown out of the pub and then left in the van.Prosecuting, Ellen Shaw said the incident caused 'serious fear or distress' at the 'busy' pub.Smith's lawyer Matthew

both from Wythenshawe, today walked free from court after narrowly avoiding immediate jail terms for the "deeply unpleasant" attack.The court heard the victim, now a teacher, had when she was a student worked at the branch of Boots at Manchester Airport with Winstanley and that the pair "had a working relationship" but "didn't regard themselves as friends."Boots have a policy that staff cannot date workers at the same branch, Manchester Crown Court was told.And whilst they were working together the victim told a manager that Winstanley was dating a colleague and as a result she was moved to another branch Ellen Shaw, prosecuting said.However the victim later apologised and she thought the matter had been resolved the court heard.On Saturday