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Police searched the House of CommonsofficeofRibbleVal-- ley MP Nigel Evans on Sunday . after a warrant was approved by Preston Crown Court. ■
- . It is believed a third man has come forward to a ccuse' Mr Evans of sexual assault, after the MP was arrested on
; May 4th over claims o f rape and sexual assault relating to two men between July 2009 / and March 2013. , . -The'third man, said to be., in his 20s, is understood to ¥ have told police that an inci-
>' denthappenedintheHouseof Commons two years ago. _ . . ; ■ ; AiSpokesman for Lanca-
• shire Constabulary declined , vto comment on
specific.de-
. ; tails, blit said: “We have con- ': firrhed that we have searched: ■ offices in London in connec tion with the investigation, ; butitisinappropriatetocoifiT mentanyfurtherotherthanto say that we have gone through : all theappropriate and neces-,
Nigel Evans outside the Commons.; /
sary procedures before taking this step.”
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! •; Mr Evans was arrested ear-;, -Her this month in relatio'n to allegations of sexual assault, which he has strenuously de nied. The Ribble Valley MP. has insisted that the allega tions are “completely false”
: and he has not been charged. Mr Evans, who is a deputy speaker of the House of Com mons, has agreed that he will not resume his duties in the
- chamber whilst the police in- : vestigation continues, but he ; will continue with his constit-. uencywork. :. - The Speaker of the House ; ofCommons, Mr John Bercow,
; saidhe had been consulted by ■ the Solicitor General and At- . torney General before grant-
: ■ ing the police’s request for a search and had also sought
. the advice o f the Clerk of the : : House,whoadvisestheSpeat er on procedure and Parlia- mentaryprivilege...
- ■ In a statement at the start
of Parliamentary business, Mr Bercow said he had been ■ advised that “there were no"
^ lawful grounds on which i t . would be proper to refuse its execution”.
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;■ .'He told MPs that the “pre-. cincts of Parliament are not a haven from the law’i and add- • ed that “the Serjeant at Arms and Speaker’s Counsel were presentwhen thesearch was conducted”.
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Police search of MP’s office at Westminster
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.v: last Friday as people from all ; over the North o f England : converged in period attire , fo ra i940sn igh t .. ^ . ^ The noise of sirens and
¥ big band swing mumc drift- - ed through the village from-.
• Christ Church as revellers . enjoyed a wartime exp e ri-; ence served up by over 50 entertainers including ac-
; tors, musicians, singers and ^ a Home Guard detachment. - The blending o f technol-
ogy with live musicians and 1
~ performers created a unique . immersioninto life in th e ’ 1940s and made for a great • night out.
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- SMOKERS are being asked to quit smoking in play areas, thanks to a new Ribble Valley Borough Council campaign featuring artwork by a Sab den Primary School pupil.
The scheme, backed by the Lancashire Care NHS Founda tion Trust, will see signs bear ing the message: “Please Stop Smoking in our Play Area!” being installed in public play areas throughout the Ribble Valley.
• :. The signs, which feature
artwork by Toby Greenhalgh and fellow pupils from Sabden Primary School, will be sited at play areas throughout the . borough as part o f a voluntary smoking ban scheme which the council hopes people will adhere to. Coun. Robert Thompson, chairman o f Ribble Valley
' Borough Council’s commu nity committee, said: “Most
. people don’t want children to start smoking in the first- place and children learn a lot through imitation. ■ •
" “We are keen to protect
children from second-hand smoke and are therefore po lite ly asking people not to smoke in our play areas.”
■ L an ca sh ire Care NHS Foundation Trust’s tobacco control specialist, Peter Pend- lebury, said: “Through this scheme we hope to discour age young people from taking
: up smoking and protect them from starting something that could ultimately kill them.
- “When parents take their smoking away from children, it sends a strong message that smokingis not acceptable. •. “Most parents don’t want.
their children to smoke and want to take steps to protect. - them. “This is part o f an NHS •
campaign to make smoking history for children,” added MrPendlebury.
Sabden Primary School pupil Toby Greenhalgh (10) and some of his schoolfriends with the newsign. 1 1 m m
adults: ‘Please don’t smoke in our
areas
New signs to be put up at play areas across Ribble Valley with artwork by Sabden pupil
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Proud dad John Falencki has two reasons for running to raise money for. a diabetes charity- his two daughters. ■ Sophia (four) and one-
year-old baby Anna both have T^pe 1 diabetes, and John will be thinking about them when he runs in the Bupa Great
■ Manchester Run thisSunday. V - John (36), from Clithe-. ; roe, said: “Sophia developed, the condition in April 2011, when she was two-and-a-half. It was a massive shock to us when Sophia was diagnosed as we had no history of diabe tes in the family. : ; “1 rantheManchesteriok
: ■ lastyearandraisedmoneyfor Diabetes UK, and since then
- Anna has been diagnosed with T ^ e 1 just as she turned-
. one in September. ; “I am running again b e - : cause I am a keen runner and thinkthisisthebestmethod- ofraisingfundingandaware-- ness for Diabetes UK.” ; ¥: John and his wife Joanne ■
. have a son, Tom (three,) who does not have the condition. : John said: .“While our girls: are well and their diabetes is a
, well managed; it is still chal- ,• lenging for my wife and my- .¥ self.
' ' V ‘ ; : “We have our hands full*
^'sm John Falencki withSophia(four)andbabyAnna ::
parentsjin-law; Valerie and Patrickrand also Peter Doyle: and the diabetic cfinic.” : : . • Sup p o rte rs 'can do
: and I would like to thank my':. nate on www.justgiving. jcom/John-Falencki and fof .‘
ii more information on Diabe-'. ; tes UK’s children’s campaign • ^
:i.¥visit:
wvvw.diabetes.org.uk/: ; (5etiinvolved/Gampaigning/;
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