Menu
19/07/2007
Danielle killers lose appeal against convictions
Two gang members found guilty of the drive-by shooting of 14-year-old schoolgirl Danielle Beccan have lost their appeals against conviction.
Mark Kelly, 23, and Junior Andrews, 26, were convicted of Danielle's murder in 2005.
Danielle was killed when a gang opened fire on the group she was with as they returned from Nottingham's Goose Fair.
Andrews' sentence appeal was dismissed at the Court of Appeal, but Kelly's minimum term was reduced from 32 years to 29.
(KMcA)
Mark Kelly, 23, and Junior Andrews, 26, were convicted of Danielle's murder in 2005.
Danielle was killed when a gang opened fire on the group she was with as they returned from Nottingham's Goose Fair.
Andrews' sentence appeal was dismissed at the Court of Appeal, but Kelly's minimum term was reduced from 32 years to 29.
(KMcA)
Related UK National News Stories
Click here for the latest headlines.
02 February 2007
Schoolgirl killers win right to appeal
Two men jailed for the murder of Nottingham schoolgirl Danielle Beccan have been granted permission to challenge their convictions. Junior Andrews, 26, of no fixed address and Mark Kelly, 23, of the Meadows in Nottingham were found guilty of murder in October 2005 and jailed for life, with a recommended minimum term of 32 years.
Schoolgirl killers win right to appeal
Two men jailed for the murder of Nottingham schoolgirl Danielle Beccan have been granted permission to challenge their convictions. Junior Andrews, 26, of no fixed address and Mark Kelly, 23, of the Meadows in Nottingham were found guilty of murder in October 2005 and jailed for life, with a recommended minimum term of 32 years.
04 November 2014
Employment Appeal Tribunal Rule On Holiday Pay
The Employment Appeal Tribunal has ruled that overtime should be considered when calculating holiday pay. Currently only basic pay is used to calculate holiday, however, the landmark ruling means that any worker who does voluntary overtime could claim for additional holiday pay.
Employment Appeal Tribunal Rule On Holiday Pay
The Employment Appeal Tribunal has ruled that overtime should be considered when calculating holiday pay. Currently only basic pay is used to calculate holiday, however, the landmark ruling means that any worker who does voluntary overtime could claim for additional holiday pay.
24 March 2010
Glasgow Sex Assault Appeal
Detectives in Glasgow are continuing enquiries after a woman was indecently assaulted on Saturday in the Govan area. The 37-year-old woman was in a car park at Water Row, just off Govan Road, at around 8.30pm when she noticed a man lying on the ground.
Glasgow Sex Assault Appeal
Detectives in Glasgow are continuing enquiries after a woman was indecently assaulted on Saturday in the Govan area. The 37-year-old woman was in a car park at Water Row, just off Govan Road, at around 8.30pm when she noticed a man lying on the ground.
23 February 2006
Oxfam seeks pledge response to meet African crisis
Firm pledge commitments from rich countries to fund the response to the food crisis in East Africa are not being made quickly enough, says international aid agency Oxfam.
Oxfam seeks pledge response to meet African crisis
Firm pledge commitments from rich countries to fund the response to the food crisis in East Africa are not being made quickly enough, says international aid agency Oxfam.
19 May 2006
New Year killers lose appeal bid
Four men sentenced to life for the murder of teenagers Charlene Ellis and Letisha Shakespeare at a New Year's party in 2003 have lost their bid to appeal against their convictions. Marcus Ellis, Michael Gregory, Nathan Martin and Rodrigo Simms were convicted of the murders last March.
New Year killers lose appeal bid
Four men sentenced to life for the murder of teenagers Charlene Ellis and Letisha Shakespeare at a New Year's party in 2003 have lost their bid to appeal against their convictions. Marcus Ellis, Michael Gregory, Nathan Martin and Rodrigo Simms were convicted of the murders last March.
-
Northern Ireland WeatherToday:A showery start with outbreaks most frequent north of Lough Neagh and through the morning, before dwindling during the afternoon as the northwest breezes ease and brighter spells of weak sunshine prosper. Maximum temperature 8 °C.Tonight:A dry night, save for a few light showers around the coasts, with prolonged clear spells and light winds bringing a frosty dawn for many in central and southern parts. Minimum temperature -3 °C.
