Conor McGregor breaks his silence after he LOSES š eš„ual assault case and is told he must pay ā¬250,000 to the woman who claims he raped her in hotel, jury decides
Conor McGregor has broken his silence after losing his š eš„ual assault case – where he was told he must pay the woman who accused himĀ of raping her in a hotel six years ago ā¬250,000. McGregor, 36, faced an accusation that he ‘brutally raped and battered’ Nikita Hand, 35, at a hotel in south Dublin in December 2018. The MMA fighter previously told the court he had consensual š eš„ with Ms Hand, also known as Nikita Ni Laimhin, at the Beacon Hotel.Ā He denied causing bruising to the plaintiff.
Heir to Ā£230million pie fortune Dylan Thomas, 23, is found guilty of stabbing public schoolboy best friend to death on Christmas Eve
The heir to a Ā£230million pie company fortune has been found guilty of murdering his best friend on ChristmasĀ Eve. Dylan Thomas, 23, stabbed William Bush, also 23, in the rented home the pair shared in Llandaff, Cardiff, on December 24 last year. Mr Bush was found dead in the newly-built house, owned by Thomas’s grandfather Sir Stanley Thomas, a Welsh tycoon behind a business empire including Peter’s Pies.
Revealed: How Rolf Harris moved more than Ā£1million out of his own name to prevent it going to his victims in compensation
Sex criminal Rolf Harris moved his fortune out of his own name to prevent it going to his victims in compensation payments, MailOnline has learned. Harris’s will was published this week revealing that his assets were Ā£438,802 at his death but after expenses were removed the net value of his estate was zero. But MailOnline has learned that he only left nothing because more than Ā£1million that had been in his name for years was recently earmarked to go to relatives instead.