The Brief
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| First episode date | April 24, 2004 |
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| Final episode date | October 28, 2005 |
| Networks | ITV |
| Production locations | London |
| England | |
| Oct 20, 2005 | |
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| ID | 904764 |
About The Brief
A successful lawyer deals with his chaotic life outside the courtroom.
Alistair Darling: Steady hand in an economic crisis
... During The Brief interregnum after the 2010 election, on a journey to Brussels, he privately acknowledged the game was up, and expressed little surprise at the Liberal Democrats handling David Cameron a stable five year majority...
Secret material case against forces member dropped
... He had appeared at the Old Bailey by video link from his home for The Brief hearing and pleaded not guilty before the prosecution signalled they would not pursue the case...
Julia Fox: Actress says dating Kanye West had 'red flags'
... Julia and the rapper, now known as Ye, ended The Brief romance after dating for a month last year...
Thodex cryptocurrency boss jailed for 11,196 years in Turkey for fraud
... " The Brief trial in Istanbul also found his sister Serap and brother Guven guilty of the same charges...
Thirsty and exhausted, Texans feel the heatwave
... We now realise these temperatures we re suffering under aren t normal, " said Martha Dominguez, a Laredo resident who said that even The Brief commute to and from her job at the front desk of a local doctor s office has become more difficult...
Ukraine war: Russian general fired after criticising army leaders
... Gen Surovikin was said to enjoy close relations with the former Wagner boss Yevgeny Prigozhin and there had been media reports that he had been arrested following The Brief revolt...
Milan Kundera, author of The Unbearable Lightness of Being, dies aged 94
... He soon secured a reputation as a ground-breaking author with The Unbearable Lightness of Being, which told the story of four Czech artists and intellectuals and a dog caught up in The Brief period of reform that ended when Soviet tanks rolled into Prague...
Bournemouth beach boat operations suspended after deaths
... " The Brief circumstances are that emergency services were contacted by members of the public...
Secret material case against forces member dropped
By Sean SeddonBBC News
The case against a member of The Armed forces accused of sharing " highly sensitive military information" has been dropped.
Thomas Newsome, 37, was of the Official Secrets Act and was due to face trial in 2024.
But prosecutors dropped the case in light of a report about the defendant's Mental Health and the length of time he had already spent in custody.
It means Mr Newsome - who denied wrongdoing - has been formally cleared.
The latest hearing in his case took place at the Old Bailey on Friday, but The Prosecution offered no evidence against the defendant.
Prosecutor Tom Little KC said Mr Newsome had been suffering from a Mental Health condition which was linked to the reasons for his prosecution.
Mr Newsome's alleged offence arose from " grievances" with his employer, The Court heard.
An earlier hearing heard claimed Mr Newsome, who is from Poole in Dorset, shared a 10-page document after returning to the UK from an unspecified overseas deployment on 17 April.
Information about his unit and posting cannot be disclosed for legal reasons.
Mr Newsome was accused of making the " damaging disclosure of information relating to defence" to two senior officers and a civilian living outside the UK.
A second allegation related to possession of a USB stick said to have contained " highly sensitive material".
Mr Newsome had been due to face a trial at Kingston Crown Court on 8 April next year.
He had appeared at the Old Bailey by video link from his home for The Brief hearing and pleaded Not Guilty before The Prosecution signalled they would not pursue the case.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
