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IN FULL: Instructor jailed over paddleboard tour deaths
A former paddleboard company owner was jailed for 10-and-a-half years over the deaths of four people who died during one of her tours.
Former police officer Nerys Lloyd, 39, pleaded guilty …to four counts of gross negligence manslaughter and one offence under the Health and Safety at Work Act.
Paul O’Dwyer, 42, Andrea Powell, 41, Morgan Rogers, 24, and Nicola Wheatley, 40, died after they got into difficulty in the River Cleddau, Pembrokeshire, on 30 October 2021.
The four had been part of a stand-up paddleboarding tour when their paddleboards went over a weir in Haverfordwest, during “extremely hazardous conditions”.
Co-instructor Mr O’Dwyer initially exited the water but re-entered the river in an unsuccessful attempt to rescue the others.
Ms Powell was taken to Withybush Hospital where she died of her injuries six days later.
The tour had been organised by Lloyd, owner and sole director of Salty Dog Co Ltd.
An expert later concluded the tour should not have taken place.
Sentencing Lloyd at Swansea Crown Court, Mrs Justice Stacey told Lloyd the weir presented an “obvious and extreme danger” and that she “showed a blatant disregard” for the risk of loss of life.
“This was not a momentary lapse, your whole approach to health and safety was lax,” she said.
The judge said there were Met Office weather warnings in place at that time, as well as a flood alert issued through Natural Resources Wales.
She said the footage of the incident was “too distressing to be shown in court”.
“Having studied it, I am sure that you made no attempt to investigate or paddle to the steps which were visible from the river,” she said.
The judge said she was certain that neither Lloyd nor Mr O’Dwyer intended “any harm to any of the participants” but that the defendant’s “whole approach to basic health and safety was abysmal”.
The judge’s sentencing remarks can be read in full at: https://www.judiciary.uk/judgments/r-v-nerys-bethan-lloyd/
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IN FULL: Instructor jailed over paddleboard tour deaths
A former paddleboard company owner was jailed for 10-and-a-half years …
A former paddleboard company owner was jailed for 10-and-a-half years over the deaths of four people who died during one of her tours.
Former police officer Nerys Lloyd, 39, pleaded guilty …to four counts of gross negligence manslaughter and one offence under the Health and Safety at Work Act.
Paul O’Dwyer, 42, Andrea Powell, 41, Morgan Rogers, 24, and Nicola Wheatley, 40, died after they got into difficulty in the River Cleddau, Pembrokeshire, on 30 October 2021.
The four had been part of a stand-up paddleboarding tour when their paddleboards went over a weir in Haverfordwest, during “extremely hazardous conditions”.
Co-instructor Mr O’Dwyer initially exited the water but re-entered the river in an unsuccessful attempt to rescue the others.
Ms Powell was taken to Withybush Hospital where she died of her injuries six days later.
The tour had been organised by Lloyd, owner and sole director of Salty Dog Co Ltd.
An expert later concluded the tour should not have taken place.
Sentencing Lloyd at Swansea Crown Court, Mrs Justice Stacey told Lloyd the weir presented an “obvious and extreme danger” and that she “showed a blatant disregard” for the risk of loss of life.
“This was not a momentary lapse, your whole approach to health and safety was lax,” she said.
The judge said there were Met Office weather warnings in place at that time, as well as a flood alert issued through Natural Resources Wales.
She said the footage of the incident was “too distressing to be shown in court”.
“Having studied it, I am sure that you made no attempt to investigate or paddle to the steps which were visible from the river,” she said.
The judge said she was certain that neither Lloyd nor Mr O’Dwyer intended “any harm to any of the participants” but that the defendant’s “whole approach to basic health and safety was abysmal”.
The judge’s sentencing remarks can be read in full at: https://www.judiciary.uk/judgments/r-v-nerys-bethan-lloyd/
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Tommy Robinson loses appeal over contempt of court jail term
Tommy Robinson lost a Court of Appeal challenge against the length of …
Tommy Robinson lost a Court of Appeal challenge against the length of his prison sentence for contempt of court.
The far-right political activist, 42, was jailed for 18 months in October …2024 after admitting breaching a 2021 High Court order banning him from repeating false allegations against a Syrian refugee who successfully sued him for libel.
Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, was told his sentence would be shortened by four months if he “purged” the contempt by removing the claims from his social media accounts.
His lawyer Alisdair Williamson KC told judges Robinson has suffered an “evident decline in his mental health” after being held in segregation at Woodhill prison in Milton Keynes.
“He is being kept safe by the authorities in segregation, but being kept safe is making him ill,” he said.
The court heard Robinson is suffering from complex PTSD and has been diagnosed with ADHD, and his barrister said his prison conditions mean he can’t “regulate his emotions”.
His phone contact has been restricted “because of the way he conducted himself on the telephone” on two occasions, the court heard.
Aidan Eardley KC, for the Solicitor General, said it was “in his gift” for Robinson to shorten his own sentence by removing the film from social media and preventing its dissemination.
If he did, his release date would be brought forward.
But Mr Eardley said Robinson “remains defiantly in breach” of the order with further publication of his film occurring “every time it is viewed” and is asking for an “indulgence”.
The Lady Chief Justice, Baroness Carr, sitting with Lord Justice Edis and Lord Justice Warby, dismissed Robinson’s appeal in a written 15-page ruling, following a hearing at the Royal Courts of Justice in central London.
A summary of their judgment said they did not find Robinson’s prison conditions were “harsher or more onerous” than sentencing judge Mr Justice Johnson had foreseen at the time.
“The appellant had in fact been able to associate with others by email, by telephone, and in person, to a considerable extent,” it said.
They also said the medical evidence “did not show either a significant exacerbation of a known medical condition or a material new factor”.
A spokesperson for the Attorney General’s Office said: “Stephen Yaxley-Lennon repeatedly ignored judges’ orders and continued to spread libellous allegations.
“His 18-month sentence reflected how gravely the court considers contempt.”
The judgment of the court can be read in full at: https://www.judiciary.uk/judgments/stephen-yaxley-lennon-v-hm-solicitor-general-and-another/
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'Life at stake' in Duke of Sussex security challenge, court is told
Prince Harry’s “safety, security and life” are at stake in his legal …
Prince Harry’s “safety, security and life” are at stake in his legal challenge to the level of security he receives in the UK, a court was told.
The Duke of Sussex, …40, lost a previous challenge in February 2024 against a decision to remove his right to automatic high-level police protection after he quit as a senior royal in 2020.
Speaking at the conclusion of a two-day hearing at the Royal Courts of Justice in central London, his barrister Shaheed Fatima KC said: “One mustn’t forget the human dimension to this case. There is a person sitting behind me whose safety, whose security, whose life is at stake.
“There is a person sitting behind me who is being told he’s getting a special bespoke process when he knows and has experience a process that is manifestly inferior in every respect.”
Sir James Eadie KC, representing the Home Office, said experts, including the chair of Ravec and the chair of the risk management board (RMB), had decided Harry’s “unique circumstances” required a “bespoke approach”.
The prince would be “better served” by this approach and the decision did not mean “personal security of the kind previously provided would under no circumstances be provided”, he told the court.
The decision of the court will be delivered in writing at a later date.
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Prince Harry security arrangements are lawful, say government lawyers
Bespoke security arrangements put in place for the Duke of Sussex are …
Bespoke security arrangements put in place for the Duke of Sussex are not unlawful, government lawyers told the Court of Appeal.
Sir James Eadie KC, representing the Home Office, said the …Prince’s challenge should be refused.
“The appeal is fairly to be characterised in the same way (as the earlier ruling),” Eadie said.
“It involves a continued failure to see the wood for the trees, advancing propositions available only by reading small parts of the evidence, and now the judgment, out of context and ignoring the totality of the picture.”
Eadie stressed that Harry’s security had not been entirely removed.
Rather, he said protection is now determined on a case-by-case basis, reflecting both Harry’s status as a non-working royal and his residence abroad.
“We are in territory in which there are no right or wrong answers,” he told the court.
“There are matters of judgment against broad, soft-edged criteria… in which the security expertise of those involved is likely to be critical.”
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Duke of Sussex 'singled out' over security treatment, appeal judges told
The Duke of Sussex has been “singled out” for “inferior treatment”, …
Mum spared jail over 1998 killing of newborn son
A mother who killed her newborn son 27 years ago was spared jail after …
A mother who killed her newborn son 27 years ago was spared jail after a judge said her case “called for compassion”.
Joanne Sharkey, now 55, was identified as the baby’s …mother after cold case detectives found a DNA match for her older son, who had been arrested on suspicion of an unrelated offence.
The newborn, who was named as Baby Callum at the time, had been dumped in woodland in Warrington, Cheshire, wrapped inside two bin bags in March 1998.
Sharkey, from Liverpool, was due to stand trial for murder but prosecutors accepted a guilty plea to a lesser charge of manslaughter after experts found she was suffering from severe post-natal depression that “substantially impaired” her ability to form a rational judgement.
She also pleaded guilty to a second charge of endeavouring to conceal the birth of a child.
Sharkey was given a two-year prison sentence, suspended for two years, and told she must undergo mental health treatment.
“The events that bring us to this court are both terrible and tragic,” Mrs Justice Eady, told her. “Nothing I can do or say can turn the clock back to resolve the tragedy of this case.
“You lived isolated with this terrible and tragic knowledge. You had carried this with you the whole time, thinking about it every day.”
“I’m satisfied that this very sad case calls for compassion,” the judge added. “No useful purpose would be achieved by immediate imprisonment.”
The judge’s sentencing remarks can be read in full at: https://www.judiciary.uk/judgments/rex-v-joanne-sharkey/
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Body parts killer jailed for at least 34 years
A killer who bludgeoned a pensioner to death before dismembering his …
A killer who bludgeoned a pensioner to death before dismembering his body and dumping the parts across Greater Manchester was jailed for at least 34 years.
Marcin Majerkiewicz, 42, attacked 67-year-old …Stuart Everett with a hammer at the house they shared in Salford, then used a hacksaw to cut his body into 27 pieces.
Majerkiewicz then took thehe body parts in plastic bags on bus journeys across Salford and Manchester to dump the evidence.
Police say the Polish father-of-two had an obsession with gore and gruesome horror, as well as a tattoo of slasher-film character Jason from the horror franchise Friday the 13th.
Majerkiewicz denied responsibility for the killing but offered no evidence in his defence. His motive remains unclear.
Jurors convicted him of murder following a three-week trial at Manchester Crown Court.
Imposing a life sentence, the judge, Mr Justice Cavanagh told Majerkiewicz, who was unemployed at the time of the crime, it was pre-planned murder for gain, to steal Mr Everett’s money to pay off his spiralling debts.
Majerkiewicz, who planned to flee abroad after the murder, owed £60,000 in loan debt and £14,000 on credit cards.
The judge said: “You acted in an almost unbelievably cold-blooded and macabre way and showed complete disrespect and contempt for your friend’s remains.
“This denied dignity to Stuart Everett even in death and greatly increased the pain suffered by Stuart Everett’s family when the murder came to light.”
The judge’s sentencing remarks can be read in full at: https://www.judiciary.uk/judgments/r-v-marcin-majerkiewicz/
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Criminology student jailed for life over fatal Bournemouth beach attack
A criminology student who murdered a woman and attempted to murder …
A criminology student who murdered a woman and attempted to murder another on a beach in Bournemouth was jailed for at least 39 years.
Nasen Saadi, 21, from Croydon, fatally stabbed …personal trainer Amie Gray, 34, 10 times as she sat beside a fire on Durley Chine Beach in Dorset in May 2024.
Her friend Leanne Miles, who was sitting next to her, suffered 20 knife injuries but survived the attack.
Saadi was found guilty of murder and attempted murder after a trial at Winchester Crown Court.
During sentencing, the judge, Mrs Justice Cutts, said Saadi had denied his guilt because he wanted the “notoriety of a trial” and had a “complete lack of remorse”.
Imposing a life sentence, she said: “The clear evidence is you planned to kill and went to Bournemouth to do so.
“I am satisfied that you chose Amie Gray and Leanne Miles because you have a grievance against society as a whole and women in particular.”
She added: “It seems you have felt humiliated and rejected for any advances you have made towards girls, which has led over time to a deeply suppressed rage towards society and women in particular.”
The judge said the attack was “utterly senseless” and added: “I have no doubt you are an extremely dangerous young man and will remain so.”
The judge’s sentencing remarks can be read in full at: https://www.judiciary.uk/judgments/r-v-nasen-saadi/
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Student nurse jailed for life over hospital bomb plot
A former student nurse who took a viable pressure cooker bomb into a …
A former student nurse who took a viable pressure cooker bomb into a hospital in Leeds intending to “kill as many nurses as possible” was jailed for at least 37 …years.
Mohammad Farooq, 29, planned to launch an Islamic State-inspired suicide attack using the homemade device at St James’s Hospital, where he worked, in 2023.
The device would have been twice as powerful as those used by the 2013 Boston Marathon bombers.
The plot stalled after Farooq was talked down by patient Nathan Newby, who saw him outside the hospital’s Gledhow Wing.
Farooq had also plotted an attack on the joint UK-US base at RAF Menwith Hill near Harrogate, but abandoned that scheme after failing to get past security.
He was found guilty of preparing acts of terrorism following a trial at Sheffield Crown Court, having already pleaded guilty to possessing an explosive substance with intent to endanger life, firearms offences and the possession of terrorist material.
Jailing him for life with a minimum term of 37 years, the judge, Mrs Justice Cheema-Grubb, told Farooq: “This was deliberately to cause maximum damage to life. But at the end, your courage failed you and the kind thoughtfulness of a passing stranger saved you and those you targeted.”
The judge’s sentencing remarks can be read in full at: https://www.judiciary.uk/judgments/rex-v-mohammad-sohail-farooq/
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IN FULL: Teenager who murdered mother and siblings jailed for at least 49 years
A teenager who was planning a mass shooting at his old primary school …
A teenager who was planning a mass shooting at his old primary school was jailed for life with a minimum term of 49 years for murdering his family.
Nicholas Prosper, from …Luton, pleaded guilty to the murder of his mother, Juliana Falcon, 48, and his siblings, Kyle Prosper, 16, and 13-year-old Giselle Prosper.
In sentencing, the judge said the words “heartless and brutal” were insufficient to describe the horror of the last moments suffered by his victims.
The 19-year-old planned to carry out a mass shooting at St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School, where Prosper and his siblings had been pupils. His aim was to be known as “the world’s most famous school shooter of the 21st century”.
Police believe he killed his family when his mother found a shotgun he had bought using a fake certificate and confronted him.
His scheme was eventually foiled by officers who spotted him in the street immediately after the murders and arrested him.
The loaded shotgun was found hidden in bushes nearby, along with more than 30 cartridges.
Passing sentence at Luton Crown Court, the judge, Mrs Justice Cheema-Grubb, said: “Your plans were intelligent, calculated and unselfish. Your ambition was notoriety. You wanted to be known posthumously as the world’s most famous school shooter of the 21st century.
“Words such as heartless and brutal are insufficient to describe the horror of those last moments of the people who were closest to you.”
The judge’s sentencing remarks can be read in full at: https://www.judiciary.uk/judgments/r-v-nicholas-prosper/
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Sentence appeal bids rejected for father and stepmother of murdered Sara Sharif
The father and stepmother of Sara Sharif will not have their sentences …
The father and stepmother of Sara Sharif will not have their sentences for the 10-year-old’s murder reduced, appeal judges ruled.
Urfan Sharif was sentenced to life in prison with a minimum …term of at least 40 years in prison and Beinash Batool a minimum of 33 years.
Sara’s uncle, Faisal Malik, was also sentenced to a minimum of 16 years after being found guilty of causing or allowing the death of a child.
All three brought bids to challenge their sentences at the Court of Appeal, while the Solicitor General asked judges to increase Sharif’s sentence to a while life order under the unduly lenient sentencing scheme.
Lady Chief Justice Baroness Carr – who heard the case with Mr Justice Soole and Mr Justice Goose at the Royal Courts of Justice in central London – declined to alter their sentences.
She said: “We can see no arguable basis to challenge the conclusion of the trial judge.
“None of the sentences imposed in this case can properly be described as manifestly excessive.
“We are not persuaded that anything less than a whole life order was unduly lenient.
“The judge who heard the lengthy trial was right to describe Sara’s death as the culmination of years of neglect, frequent assaults and torture.”
Baroness Carr added that the court should give “great weight” to Mr Justice Cavanagh’s assessment, as he was “in the very best position to make the assessment that he did.”
Sara was found dead in a bunk bed at the family home in Woking, Surrey, in August 2023.
She had suffered 71 recent injuries at the time of her death, including 25 broken bones, iron burns on her bottom, scalding marks to her feet, and human bites, appeal judges were told.
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Thief jailed for life over murder of Amazon driver
A thief who murdered an Amazon delivery driver as he clung to his …
A thief who murdered an Amazon delivery driver as he clung to his moving van was jailed for at least 30 years.
Mark Ross had climbed into Claudiu-Carol Kondor’s vehicle while …he was out delivering a parcel on Alliance Street in Armley, Leeds.
Mr Kondor, 42, held on to the vehicle from the open passenger door for half a mile as Ross drove down residential streets at speeds of almost 60mph.
Ross later swerved erratically from side to side before deliberately hitting two parked cars.
Mr Kondor, who was heard shouting for help as he held on to the moving van, died from head and chest injuries from the second crash.
Ross had pleaded guilty to manslaughter, but denied murdering Mr Kondor, claiming he was unaware of him hanging on to the van and that speed bumps had caused him to lose control of the vehicle.
He was found guilty of murder following a trial at Leeds Crown Court.
Imposing a life sentence with a minimum term of 30 years, the judge, Mr Justice Goss, said: “Claudiu-Carol Kondor must have been terrified in the last 45 seconds of his life as you ignored his pleas to stop and drove faster, dragging him along the road, causing him mental and physical suffering.”
The judge’s sentencing remarks can be read in full at: https://www.judiciary.uk/judgments/r-v-mark-ross/
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