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Man, 72, ‘throttles neighbour, causes £1k of damage to his prized Jag & assaults daughter in row over shared driveway’
A MAN throttled his neighbour during a row over a shared driveway and caused damage to their luxury Jaguar, a court has heard.
Trevor Hollisey, 72, is accused of grabbing neighbour Neil Ford by the throat for “ten to 15 seconds” and assaulting his wife, Michelle.
Mr Hollisey, who runs a bathroom and kitchen installation firm, is also alleged to have caused £1,363 worth of damage to Mr Ford’s Jaguar F-PACE during the incident last December.
The company director faces two charges of assault and one of criminal damage.
Wife Jennifer Hollisey, 79, also faces two charges of assault relating to the couple next door, as well as causing £3.99 of damage to her neighbour’s phone in the incident.
Both pleaded not guilty to the charges at Norwich Magistrates’ Court last week.
The court was told there was a “very messy history” to the row over the driveway, which the couple share with at least three other properties in the village of Bressingham in Norfolk.
The court heard prosecutor Katherine Newson say that the alleged victims and the defendants had fallen out in a “dispute over access to their driveway”.
Declan Gallagher, defending the couple, said it was a “confrontation” as a result of a “long-term dispute” and that “there is a very messy history to this”.
When magistrates were seeking a date for the trial, Mr Hollisey interjected and told the court they “have several holidays booked this year and next”.
The case has been set for a two-day trial at Ipswich Magistrates’ Court between March 10 and 11 next year.
The couple, of High Road, Bressingham, were given conditional bail and told to have no contact with their neighbours.
Top DJ, 47, kisses pregnant wife’s bare bump at baby shower after revealing he’s going to be a first time dad
DJ superstar Steve Aoki kissed his wife Sasha’s bare baby bump after revealing he’s going to be a dad for the first time.
The 47-year-old EDM legend announced his wife, Sasha Sofine, 27, is pregnant during a gig in Dubai in January.
Now, they’ve thrown a baby shower in Las Vegas at which Steve showed his affection for Sasha and their soon-to-be-born son.
Steve wrote: “From the baby shower to the after party at Palm Tree, we can’t wait to welcome baby Rocky.”
They were congratulated by their celebrity pals, with Brody Jenner writing: “So happy for you brother. You are going to be the best Dad. My baby girl is the best thing that’s ever happened to me.”
Diplo posted: “congrats papasan.”
Black Coffee shared: “Congrats [heart emojis].”
The pair were joined by family and friends at the feel-good event.
Dressed in a Taylor Swift vest and cap, Steve chugged drink from a baby bottle and gazed lovingly at Sasha on the day.
Guests decorated plain white baby vests and displayed them on a table.
Later in the day, Steve played a gig in Las Vegas and looked to be having the time of his life.
The couple married last July in Montenegro, seven years after his divorce from first wife Tiernan Cowling.
Sasha studied in Moscow, winning a regional rowing championship, and now works for LA-based social media app Locals.org as Head of Community Growth.
Steve’s live shows are synonymous with caking audience members.
Fans bring signs begging the DJ to launch huge cream cakes at them from the stage, which he happily obliges.
He has worked with the biggest names in music from Linkin Park and Louis Tomlinson to BTS and Lil Yachty.
Final two men charged over Liam Payne’s death WILL stand trial after ‘selling tragic star drugs before his balcony fall’
TWO men accused of supplying Liam Payne with cocaine just hours before he fell to his death from a Buenos Aires hotel will face trial, Argentine prosecutors confirmed.
Waiter Braian Nahuel Paiz and ex-hotel worker Ezequiel David Pereyra have been behind bars since January, charged over the One Direction star’s death last October.
The pair will be put on the stand and could face up to 15 years in prison if convicted of drugs offences.
Prosecutors also revealed Liam had snorted and smoked cocaine in his room at the CasaSur Palermo Hotel “up to a few minutes before his death.”
In a lengthy statement, Argentina’s public prosecution service said: “The two defendants remanded in custody as part of the court investigation into the circumstances surrounding Liam James Payne’s death, will go on trial accused of the crime of selling drugs.
“They are Braian Nahuel Paiz, 25, who met Payne while working as a waiter in a restaurant in Puerto Madero, and Ezequiel David Pereyra, 24, who was an employee at the Hotel CasaSur Palermo where the former One Direction member died eight months ago after falling from the balcony of room 310, in a proven state of intoxication with cocaine, alcohol and psychotropic drugs.”
An autopsy confirmed Payne died from polytrauma and internal and external bleeding.
Toxicology results showed alcohol levels of 2.7 grams per litre and traces of cocaine, methylecgonine, benzoylecgonine, cocaethylene, and sertraline.
The statement added: “The forensic medical specialists who performed the autopsy indicated toxicology results showed the dead man consumed cocaine via his nose as well as inhaling it by smoking the drug.
“Consumption took place at least 72 hours prior to his death and up to a few minutes before his death.”
Paiz and Pereyra are the only suspects heading to trial.
Charges were dropped in February against three others, including Payne’s friend Rogelio Nores, hotel receptionist Esteban Grassi, and head of security Gilda Martin.
No trial date has been set, but proceedings are expected to begin soon.
Paiz, who previously denied selling drugs to Payne, insisted from jail he only shared cocaine with the singer.
The 25-year-old told outlet Infobae: “I don’t know what I’m doing here, I’m a good person.
“I shared drugs with Liam but I didn’t sell them.”
Describing himself as a drug user who started smoking marihuana as a youngster, he added: “All I want to do is start studying again and leave jail to work, like I was doing before.
“I regret now giving Liam my Instagram because it all spiralled from there.
“If I hadn’t I’d probably be working today, I’d be studying, I’d be doing videos because before meeting Liam I’d participated in the filming of a videoclip for YouTube for a singer and other videos for TV.
“I miss the freedom I had, I miss work, I miss my family, my mum and my sisters.”
Family favourite pizza brand axes popular flavour from all UK supermarkets and shoppers are ‘gutted’
A FAMILY favourite pizza brand sold in major supermarkets has been axed, leaving shoppers devastated.
Dr. Oetker’s Pizza Pollo has now permanently disappeared from supermarket shelves.
The savoury delight came with a tomato base and was topped with chicken, sweetcorn and herbs.
It cost around £3 and was found in the frozen aisle of supermarkets like Tesco, Asda, Morrisons, Sainsbury’s and Iceland.
Eagle-eyed customers took to social media to find out what happened to the Italian-inspired dish.
Writing on X, one customer said: “I cannot find your pizza pollo anywhere anymore.
“I am absolutely gutted as it was my fave. Has it been discontinued???”
A spokesperson confirmed in a response to the customer that the pizza flavour was no more.
They said: “Our Pollo pizza has been discontinued in the UK, but we’ll let our pizza experts know that you want it back! Thanks.”
The move will come as a blow to shoppers who in the past described it as “delicious.”
Another shopper said the pizza was their “family’s favourite”.
They said: “The amount of tomato and cheese is just right on the base then you get the toppings of chicken and spinach which are delicious.”
Dr. Oetker still has a range of flavours available to customers, including Mozzarella and Hawaiian.
The news comes in the same week pizza lovers were told that Domino’s Ultimate Chicken Mexicana Pizza was axed.
The menu option combined spiced pulled chicken, juicy tomatoes, crunchy onions, spicy jalapenos and green and red peppers, topped with a spiced mayo drizzle.
However, Domino’s has now confirmed it has been dropped from menus.
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Foodies were also devastated to learn that Greggs has axed two menu items.
The Chargrill Chicken Oval Bite and Spicy Veg Curry Bake are no longer being sold in stores.
Elsewhere, Sticky soy sauce has now permanently disappeared from the Wetherspoon menu.
The Asian-inspired dip, which was often served with breast bites, was a popular choice amongst diners.
Spoons has also cut steak, mixed grills and gammon from menus across the country in a cost-cutting shake-up.
But it is not all bad news for punters as the chain has launched a range of new Gourmet Burgers.
Spoons also launched a £2.99 breakfast deal in February, with customers able to get a breakfast muffin or small breakfast with soft or hot drink.
Why are products axed or recipes changed?
ANALYSIS by chief consumer reporter James Flanders.
Food and drinks makers have been known to tweak their recipes or axe items altogether.
They often say that this is down to the changing tastes of customers.
There are several reasons why this could be done.
For example, government regulation, like the “sugar tax,” forces firms to change their recipes.
Some manufacturers might choose to tweak ingredients to cut costs.
They may opt for a cheaper alternative, especially when costs are rising to keep prices stable.
For example, Tango Cherry disappeared from shelves in 2018.
It has recently returned after six years away but as a sugar-free version.
Fanta removed sweetener from its sugar-free alternative earlier this year.
Suntory tweaked the flavour of its flagship Lucozade Original and Orange energy drinks.
While the amount of sugar in every bottle remains unchanged, the supplier swapped out the sweetener aspartame for sucralose.