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Teesside Crown Court heard how the woman woke up to find the 33-year-old attacking her in April 2019.She managed to push Hart off her and run to seek help but when he was confronted about what happened, the defendant reportedly looked down and said "Well I am naked".Hart, of North Row, Lazenby, denied one charge of rape but was found guilty by a jury at the court in Middlesbrough.During his closing speech, prosecutor Paul Cleasby told the jury: "It's obvious she has been traumatised about what has happened."You can't consent to something when you are asleep.

Alex Kapranos has starred in Los Bitchos’ video for new single ‘Good To Go!’, which precedes the instrumental band’s debut album ‘Let The Festivities Begin!’In the video the Franz Ferdinand frontman plays a gameshow host who spins a wheel of fortune to try and secure Los Bitchos’ freedom from incarceration.‘Good To Go!’ follows ‘Las Panteras’ as the second single from the pan-continental four-piece’s album that drops on on February 4, 2022 via City Slang. Pre-save/pre-order it here.Watch the Tom Mitchell-directed music video for ‘Good To Go!’ below.The band said of the clip: “Trapped in a surreal courtroom gameshow and spinning the wheel of fortune for our freedom.

Rugby's other British Lions are on a mission to complete an even more remarkable triumph at the Tokyo Olympics.

coronavirus patients.Nursing assistant Sinead Gill, 31, said it 'was the best day ever' as she was able to hug her little lad Blake for the first time after three gruelling months.Emotional video footage shows ecstatic Blake excitedly opening the door before rushing inside to give Sinead and his dad Tom Mitchell, 28, a loving embrace for the first time since March.The youngster had been staying with his grandparents, Jack and Betty, both 58, after the ward Sinead works on at the Manchester Royal Infirmary (MRI) became a Covid-19 ward.Sinead and Tom, a factory worker, managed to see their only son through the safety of a window a couple of times since they were separated.But at the end of June  the family were finally reunited in an

A masters student left a terrified family considering life under new identity after a blackmail death plot enforced by threats from a Chinese people-trafficking gang. Yongqin Gu, 27, who was studying computer technology at Strathclyde University, recruited a social media friend to help with the transportation of cash from Glasgow to Newcastle. Newcastle Crown Court heard the victim's involvement led to threats his leg would be removed, his mother would be shot in the head and the family home would be targeted by Fujian gang bosses. The family were forced to flee their home and have considered resettling in a country away from the UK, with fake identities, in a bid to ensure their safety.

Suki Waterhouse went topless for her latest social media post amid the coronavirus lockdown.