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Man scales fence before he is halted by armed police · Questions asked after second breach in weeks Vikram Dodd and Dan Milmo The Guardian, Friday March 14 2008 Article historyAbout this articleClose This article appeared in the Guardian on Friday March 14 2008 on p3 of the Top stories section. It was last updated at 00:34 on March 14 2008. British airport chiefs were facing renewed questions over security yesterday after an intruder carrying a rucksack managed to get on to the runway at Heathrow in the second serious breach at the UK's biggest airport in three weeks. The man ran on to the northern runway after clambering over a chain link security fence and had to b…

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Police inspector's body washed up. The body of a Dorset police inspector has been found washed ashore at an expensive seaside peninsula. Police said the body of Insp Neil Munro, 43, was found along Panorama Road, nicknamed "Millionaire's Row", in Sandbanks, at about 0830 GMT. A gardener is reported to have found the body under a jetty belonging to a multi-million pound seafront mansion. He is thought to have suffered head injuries, but police have not confirmed whether the death is suspicious. It is understood officers were alerted by the owners of the house, which was then sealed off. A sad day indeed, not just for his wife and children, but also to the office…

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No charges after robber's death Mr Kilroe was stabbed with his own knife A 34-year-old shopkeeper questioned on suspicion of murder after a would-be robber was fatally stabbed has been told he will not face charges. Liam Kilroe, 25, from Billinge, near St Helens, Merseyside, was wanted by police when he was killed with his own knife in Skelmersdale on 17 February. Police believe he was trying to rob Tony Singh, who owns the Lifestyle Express store in the Birleywood area. The shopkeeper was arrested but later bailed pending further inquiries. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/lancashire/7266555.stm Common sense prevails at last, and hopefully it sends the ri…

A bikini model has used her large bosom as a defence to win a not guilty verdict in court. The Japanese model, who uses the professional name Serena Kozakura, was cleared after the court agreed her breasts were so big she could not possibly have squeezed through a hole into a room. After being aquited from a charge of "property destruction" Miss Kozakura said: "I used to hate my body so much because I thought my bust was too big. "But it was definitely my breasts that won for me today." Bikini model Serena Kozakura told a court her breasts were too large for her to fit through the hole Miss Kozakura was convicted last year after a boyfriend said she had kicked in…

A huge chunk of the workforce of an inefficient, unresponsive nationalised industry parades through the streets demanding that we give them more money that will have to come out of our pay. Outrageous. Yet everyone is nice about it. Why? In my long-ago days as an industrial reporter, the media would have pelted any such event with mockery and scorn. If they want more money, we would have said, then let them actually serve the public instead of whizzing past us in fast cars or disappearing into offices where nobody can find them. Why do they always go round in pairs talking to each other and ignoring us? And how come we only ever see them when they want more pay or when…