The 18-year-old has a "keen interest in weaponry and explosive websites", a judge says.
The 18-year-old has a "keen interest in weaponry and explosive websites", a judge says.
Ambulance staff were left bruised and "distressed" after being attacked while on-duty.
Giles Knibbs told a former partner he conspired with Edward Putman to claim a jackpot, a court hears.
Milton Keynes Council ordered an independent audit after its recycling sacks were found in Malaysia.
Thames Valley Police says it wants to "help reduce the fear of knives" and knife crime.
The team will spend four months franking stamps on tourists' postcards and counting penguins.
The 18-year-old has a "keen interest in weaponry and explosive websites", a judge says.
Ambulance staff were left bruised and "distressed" after being attacked while on-duty.
Giles Knibbs told a former partner he conspired with Edward Putman to claim a jackpot, a court hears.
Milton Keynes Council ordered an independent audit after its recycling sacks were found in Malaysia.
Thames Valley Police says it wants to "help reduce the fear of knives" and knife crime.
The team will spend four months franking stamps on tourists' postcards and counting penguins.
Ambulance staff were left bruised and "distressed" after being attacked while on-duty.
Giles Knibbs told a former partner he conspired with Edward Putman to claim a jackpot, a court hears.
Milton Keynes Council ordered an independent audit after its recycling sacks were found in Malaysia.
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Man City 5-0 Watford
Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium
A strange atmosphere around the Etihad now. After seeing Manchester City score five goals in the first 18 minutes, the home fans are probably enjoying the chance to sit down and have a rest.
The odd chant of 'C'mon City' is still going around the ground, or a ripple of applause for a good pass, but the intensity has dropped in the stands too - not just on the pitch.
Man City 5-0 Watford
Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium
At least the Watford fans have retained their sense of humour, despite what they are witnessing.
When Kevin de Bruyne - who has been in scintillating form with his passing today - sliced a shot horribly high and wide from the edge of the area just now, the Hornets supporters responded with a chorus of 'what the bleeding hell was that?' (or something very similar).
They are currently cheering every time their team touch the ball, which isn't very often.
Man City 5-0 Watford
Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium
The Watford fans give their side an ironic cheer when they manage to clear their lines from a corner. I think they were being ironic anyway...
Man City v Watford (15:00 BST)
Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium
Watford have not done any shooting practice as part of their warm-up yet, but they could certainly do with it.
Only Manchester City (102) and Liverpool (91) had more efforts on goal in their first five Premier League games than the Hornets (86) but when it comes to finding the back of the net, the stats tell a different story.
While City and Liverpool both average around a goal every six attempts, Watford’s average is one from every 21.5 attempts - the worst shots-to-goals ratio in the top flight this season.
Watford did manage 31 shots against Arsenal last week of course, but you would have to be a very optimistic Hornets fan to think they are going to manage a similar tally today.
