Several men were brought before the Privy Council for their parts in leading the protest, including Pass Sungal who had “wounded with a small sword James Gilchrist, soldier, while he wes standing centinell at the said guaird door”.

The QC alleged that Stubbs then repeated the offer from the ex-SAS sergeant a second time. “Again this was strongly rebuffed,” Rainsford said, and Stubbs “took this on board” before texting the ex-SAS officer with a brief message: “Too dangerous.” Also on the programme, the actress Imogen Stubbs, who's in a play called Third Finger, Left Hand. Her childhood was unusual - she grew up on a barge, and we're also speaking to someone who once moved house on one.

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According to the transcripts, Stubbs told the detectives the intelligence operative was proposing to pay a portion of the money into a police pension fund. The detectives allegedly “strongly rebuffed” the proposal and told Stubbs “in clear and strongly worded terms” that the offer he was relaying was “interpreted as a bribe”. Rainsford told the court the officers rejected this offer and “pointed out to Stubbs in clear and strongly worded terms that this offer was interpreted as a bribe, money laundering and an attempt to deceive a suspect on bail”. AbstractThe research presented in this thesis is concerned with the design, synthesis and structural analysis of new platinum (II) pincer complexes with a view to developing new solid state and solution state molecular switches. However, it is also worth noting that, despite the Privy Council declaring “they ought and should be most severely punished”, three of the people brought before it were released from the Tolbooth in the following months: Edison, Mathieson (both tailors) and Pass Sungal (NRS, PC1/49 p61). Privy Council: Register of Acta ( NRS, PC1/49 p92) Mishcon de Reya said Stubbs regularly met with the Met over several years to provide information in relation to the fraud against Allseas. The meeting with the two detectives recounted in the Crimint report took place in October 2013.

Old Guard House of Edinburgh. James Skene, watercolour, 1827. City of Edinburgh Council – Edinburgh Libraries www.capitalcollections.org.uk The whole thing is bizarre. I mean, there are all sorts of problems with it,” the judge remarked. “There are all sorts of questions one can imagine one might ask Mike Stubbs if only to show him how harebrained the idea is.” The police, the judge added, “simply blew the whole idea out of the water both times it was suggested, which was the responsible thing to do”.Chapter 5 shifted the focus from the use of terpyridine based ligands to N

Because of the political unrest, William and Mary issued multiple edicts to increase the authority and role of military troops all over the country. This sometimes led to confrontations, with people being press-ganged into joining the expanding military, or caught up in the protests against the same force. You may be curious about the following and hopefully the responses will help ease your concerns. How will therapy help? The protest of the young men of the city lasted most of the day and in the evening, they stormed the guard house, seeking the missing baxter. In the ensuing scuffle, two bystanders were killed with one shot despite the fact “the guard hade been forbid in former occasiones of this kynd to shoot sharp or with bullets”; the guards surrendered the guard house to “prevent greater mischief”. In the week that followed, new legislation was enforced to allow the guards “to fire and shoot with bullets all such as shall so assemble themselves in such tumults” (NRS, PC1/48 p617). Rainsford told the court the plan involved police temporarily returning Nobre’s passport to him to deceive him into thinking “his passport was being permanently returned and that proceedings would be terminated”. As part of this plan, he explained, Nobre would use the passport to access the €300m in the Swiss bank account. Describing himself as “a very straightforward lawyer”, Stubbs dismissed the allegations as “bonkers” and told a Guardian reporter: “I think this is manufactured by somebody, possibly by you.” He repeatedly insisted the meeting with the detectives never took place.

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Details of the encounter between Stubbs and the detectives emerged during hearings at Southwark crown court in London last December and related to the trial of Othman Louanjli, a French banker. During the trial, but in the absence of the jury, lawyers for Louanjli applied to introduce as evidence a report filed on the Met’s internal intelligence sharing system, Crimint, in which the two detectives provided their account of the meeting with Stubbs in 2013. With one in four people experiencing a mental health difficulty, and the demand for psychotherapy increasing, you are certainly not alone. Different reasons bring people to therapy and at various times and stages of life. People often ask me what area I specialise in, and I usually say, “trying to support people to understand and navigate being human and the complexities and challenges that can entail”. Life can be tough and sometimes we just need that extra bit of support to help us through. I am a strong advocate that therapy is not about changing you, it’s about enabling you to be the person that you are, rather than the person that you have felt you have had to be, within a safe and supportive environment. That day the annuall horse race wes at Leith and by the way comeing from it a baxters servant and ane of Sir James Leslies souldiers fell aquarelling about a baxter young man said to have been pressed in the Canongate. Upon this the baxters servants there gathered together and threattened to force the guaird and search the Canongate tollbooth. But the guaird told them that there wes none of there oune number in the tollbooth they went off, but immediately stirred up the baxters and other trades servants of the city with whome some other young fellowes joyneing they went and seized and thus the nether bow port and then sett upon the court of guaird in Edinburgh. Transcript NRS, SRO10/582/4 p135