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Sunday World
4 days ago
- Sunday World
Two Irishmen arrested and charged over attempted murder in UK
Both Michael and Thomas Galbraith had been wanted by police who are investigating an incident in Nuneaton, Warwickshire on May 9 Two Irishmen have been arrested and charged with attempted murder in the UK. Michael Galbraith (26) and 23-year-old Thomas Galbraith, both of Woodside Park in Ryton-on-Dunsmore, were arrested on Tuesday, June 3, and charged on the same day. They appeared before Coventry Magistrates Court yesterday and have been remanded in custody. They will next appear at Warwick Crown Court on June 20. Both Michael and Thomas Galbraith had been wanted by police who are investigating an incident in Nuneaton, Warwickshire on May 9. Two other men, James Galbraith and Anthony Galbraith, are to appear before at the same court on the same day. Michael and Thomas Galbraith News in 90 June 4th James Galbraith (28) from Limerick has already been charged with attempted murder in connection to the same incident, although Warwickshire Police has not released any details. Anthony Galbraith (20) of Woodside Park was also charged with attempted murder and remanded in custody. Investigating police had earlier released mug shots of Michael Galbraith and 23-year-old Thomas Galbraith after it was believed they had fled the area. Police had urged anyone who had seen them to 'call 999 straight away'. "Both have links with Warwickshire, West Midlands, Kent, Bedfordshire and the south of the Republic of Ireland," a Warwickshire Police spokesperson said previously. On May 22, more than 100 officers from across the country took part in a major raid on a halting site in Woodside Park, near Ryton on Dunsmore, in a 'significant pre-planned operation'. As well as James Galbraith, police also arrested a 30-year-old man and a 17-year-old boy on suspicion of theft as part of an investigation into shop thefts totalling around £25,000 of stolen goods. A 39-year-old man was also taken into custody on suspicion of theft after suspected stolen goods were found in a caravan. In addition, a 44-year-old man was arrested for failing to appear in court for drug driving offences and a 52-year-old man for failing to appear in court for a case of grievous bodily harm. The seventh arrest was that of a 34-year-old man on suspicion of immigration offences. Several vehicles suspected to have been stolen, used in crime or having false documents have also been seized. Police say that four people, who they believe to be victims of criminal exploitation, have been 'safeguarded' and are being supported by specialist officers. Chief Superintendent Jon Belcher told Coventry Live: "This was a coordinated, multi-agency operation using specialist national resources. "This came about because of ongoing concerns raised by our communities, and we want to send a clear message: We will not tolerate criminality. We will work with our partners to use every power and tactic available to pursue and disrupt offenders. "We will work to protect and support law-abiding residents, both on the site and elsewhere, as we continue to pursue those who are involved in criminal behaviour.' "We again apologise for the impact this had on our patients and visitors.
Sunday World
28-05-2025
- Sunday World
Manhunt launched for Irishmen over attempted murder in England
Michael Galbraith and Thomas Galbraith are wanted by police who are investigating an incident in Nuneaton on May 9 Police have released mugshots of two men who are wanted in connection with an attempted murder in England. Michael Galbraith and Thomas Galbraith are wanted by police who are investigating an incident in Nuneaton, Warwickshire on May 9. James Galbraith (28) from Limerick has already been charged with attempted murder in connection to the same incident, although Warwickshire Police has not released any details. Police swoop on the halting site earlier this month But now officers say they need to find Michael Galbraith (26) and 23-year-old Thomas Galbraith who are believed to have fled the area. Police are urging anyone who has seen them to 'call 999 straight away'. "Both have links with Warwickshire, West Midlands, Kent, Bedfordshire and the south of the Republic of Ireland," a Warwickshire Police spokesperson said. Michael and Thomas Galbraith are wanted by police News in 90 Seconds - May 28th "If you see them, or if you know of their whereabouts, call 999 straight away, giving 23/19341/25.' On May 22, more than 100 officers from across the country took part in a major raid on a halysite in Woodside Park, near Ryton on Dunsmore, in a 'significant pre-planned operation'. As well as James Galbraith, police also arrested a 30-year-old man and a 17-year-old boy on suspicion of theft as part of an investigation into shop thefts totalling around £25,000 of stolen goods. A 39-year-old man was also taken into custody on suspicion of theft after suspected stolen goods were found in a caravan. In addition, a 44-year-old man was arrested for failing to appear in court for drug driving offences and a 52-year-old man for failing to appear in court for a case of grievous bodily harm. The seventh arrest was that of a 34-year-old man on suspicion of immigration offences. Several vehicles suspected to have been stolen, used in crime or having false documents have also been seized. Police say that four people, who they believe to be victims of criminal exploitation, have been 'safeguarded' and are being supported by specialist officers. Chief Superintendent Jon Belcher told Coventry Live: "This was a coordinated, multi-agency operation using specialist national resources. "This came about because of ongoing concerns raised by our communities, and we want to send a clear message: We will not tolerate criminality. We will work with our partners to use every power and tactic available to pursue and disrupt offenders. "We will work to protect and support law-abiding residents, both on the site and elsewhere, as we continue to pursue those who are involved in criminal behaviour.' "We again apologise for the impact this had on our patients and visitors."
Daily Record
06-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Record
Harry Potter fans astounded as original star looks unrecognisable now
Harry Potter fans have been left stunned after discovering the new look of one of the actors who appeared in the Harry Potter film series as a member of Draco Malfoy's gang Harry Potter fans have been comparing the original cast's youthful appearances during the esteemed film series to how they present themselves today, with a clear consensus arising. A TikTok personality known by the moniker Harry Potter Lore has uploaded a video showcasing the alterations in appearances of Jamie Waylett (Vincent Crabbe), Josh Herdman (Gregory Goyle), Evanna Lynch (Luna Lovegood), Tom Felton (Draco Malfoy), and Robert Pattinson (Cedric Diggory). Jamie Waylett's new look has particularly captivated the Harry Potter community, with many fans drawing a comparison between him and American rapper Post Malone, as pointed out by the Mirror, reports Coventry Live. Commentary abounds, with one user saying: 'First dude turned into Post Malone. ' Another fan humorously questioned: 'Since when was Post Malone in Harry Potter?'. Further reactions include one follower adding: 'Why does Crabbe look like Post Malone now?', while another saod: 'Young Post Malone in Harry Potter?'. Another joined the discussion, saying: "The first one became Post Malone?" The buzz-making TikTok clip includes a snapshot of 35 year old Waylett donning his Hogwarts threads from 2003. Jamie Waylett achieved fame in the Harry Potter series as Crabbe, embodying the son of a Death Eater and a Slytherin House member who was entangled with Draco Malfoy's squad. His stint in Harry Potter remains his solitary foray into cinema, cropping up in six of the eight movies. However, what could have been a blossoming career veered off course into troubling territory and seemed to abruptly curtail his ambitions on screen. In 2009, Waylett's involvement in the blockbuster series was cut short after he was apprehended growing cannabis plants at his home, resulting in 120 hours of community service and a derailment from his trajectory in show business. The actor's plight deepened when, in 2012, he received a two-year jail sentence for violent disorder, having partaken of Champagne that was looted during the London riots. Although caught on camera with a petrol bomb, he was found not guilty of planning to destroy or cause damage to property. Lately, Jamie has shown signs of turning over a new leaf. He is currently spotted providing personalized video shoutouts on Cameo, the renowned platform connecting celebrities with their base of supporters and well-wishers.
Wales Online
25-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Wales Online
Richard Osman gushes over 'special and beautiful' gift from wife Ingrid
Richard Osman gushes over 'special and beautiful' gift from wife Ingrid Richard Osman has opened up about the thoughtful gift his wife Ingrid Oliver got him, describing it as "special, lovely, beautiful thing" Richard Osman (Image: Mike Marsland,for Sky ) Author Richard Osman has shared the charming detail of a thoughtful gift from his wife Ingrid Oliver, calling it "a special, lovely, beautiful thing". In a relationship brimming with warmth, Richard, married to actress Ingrid for more than two years, has been opening up about their partnership ever since their first meeting on House of Games. Their connection quickly deepened, leading to a wedding in 2022 that was greeted with widespread happiness and affection. Article continues below The subject arose during Richard's The Rest Is Entertainment podcast, which he presents alongside journalist Marina Hyde and touches upon topics like the value of rare books. During a conversation about the worth of first edition volumes, Richard revealed that his wife had bought him a gift that held great sentimental value—a first edition of A Month in the Country by J L Carr, reports Coventry Live. Ingrid Oliver, and Richard Osman He expressed his gratitude on the podcast, sharing: "Ingrid got me as a present, an American first edition of my favourite book ever, 'A Month in the Country'. It's not one of those ones, it's just such a special lovely beautiful thing to have." Richard's fondness for Ingrid is no secret; in an interview with Hello! magazine, when questioned whether he's at his happiest, he confirmed: "Yeah I think so, I'm quite a content human being which comes from introversion. "Certain members of my family always need to be out doing things, seeing people, which is that extrovert thing. "That's not them running from anything, that's just them, they need constant stimulation. I'm happy at home with my wife and the cats and the snooker. I find contentment very easy." Richard shares his home with Ingrid Oliver and his two children from a previous marriage. Ingrid Oliver, and Richard Osman In a candid conversation on Desert Island Discs, he said: "I'm happy with myself, I've got these beautiful kids, I've met the woman who I'm going to be with for the rest of my life. "That thing of competition and ambition, you soon realise that rocket fuel disappears and it's about happiness and my kids bring me happiness and Ingrid brings me happiness." Their partnership extends beyond their personal life, as Ingrid is set to appear in the film adaptation of Richard's novel, The Thursday Murder Club, taking on the role of Joanna. Ingrid has previously showcased her acting talents in shows like Doctor Who, Sweet Pea, and Beyond Paradise. Article continues below In other news, Richard's popular show, House of Games, is gearing up for its seventh season, which will premiere on BBC 2 this Friday at 7pm.
