The epicenter was 381 km (236.2 miles) Southwest of Meulaboh, Sumatra, Indonesia
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Convicted child sex offender David Marker, 75, vanished from a hospital unit in Taunton, Somerset, yesterday morning.
Marker was detained indefinitely in April 1965 for an indecent assault on a seven-year-old girl.
He has been detained ever since.
Officers from Avon and Somerset Police are now appealing for information to trace Marker - who is considered a risk due to his previous offending history.
Police believe he may be in Weston-super-Mare following a sighting yesterday. Read More
Marker is described as a white man, 5ft 9in tall, of stocky build with short cropped dark to greying hair.
He has grey stubble and wears glasses.
He was wearing a navy blue coat with yellow patches around the collar and dark trousers and a white shirt.
Anyone who has seen Marker is asked to call the Police on Tel: 101
Or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111
The five men gave out the pamphlet, called The Death Penalty?, which showed an image of a mannequin hanging from a noose and said buggery was a great sin leading to hell, the court wast told.
Ihjaz Ali, 42, Mehboob Hussain, 45, Umar Javed, 38, Razwan Javed, 27, and Kabir Ahmed, 28, are alleged to have handed out the document outside and near the Jamia Mosque in Derby, in July 2010.
They are also alleged to have put it through people's letterboxes in the neighbourhood.
All five men are accused of stirring up hatred on the grounds of sexual orientation in the first prosecution of its kind since legislation came into force in March 2010.
Opening the prosecution's case at Derby Crown Court today, where the five men are on trial after denying all charges, prosecutor Bobbie Cheema said the case was an example of a hate crime. Read More
Scarborough Magistrates’ Court heard how a group of six men and a teenage boy dug out and killed two badgers from a sett on farmland at Howsham, near York, in January last year.
Sobia Ahmed, prosecuting, said dogs played tug-of-war with one of the badgers before it was shot in the head and slung into undergrowth, while a pregnant badger was torn to pieces and bled to death.
Alan Alexander, 32, Richard Simpson, 37, and Paul Tindall, 31, all from York, and William Anderson, 26, from Pickering, North Yorkshire, were jailed for 16 weeks at Scarborough Magistrates’ Court after being found guilty of wilfully killing a badger, hunting a mammal with dogs, digging for badgers and interfering with a badger sett. Read More
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