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Scottish Sun
4 days ago
- Scottish Sun
Scots podcast host James English has trial date set as he's accused of domestic abuse against pregnant ex
The defence has also previously stated that they may call up to nine witnesses 'ABUSE' CLAIMS Scots podcast host James English has trial date set as he's accused of domestic abuse against pregnant ex Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) A SCOTS podcaster accused of domestic abuse had his trial set today. James English, 42, is claimed to have carried out the offences at a flat in Glasgow's Argyle Street between July 2022 and November 2023. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 2 A case management hearing was held at Glasgow Sheriff Court today Credit: PA Among the 19 allegations is that English attacked the woman, who is a model and influencer, while she was pregnant. He is also claimed to have kept control of aspects of her life, including her money and contact with loved ones. English, of Larkhall, Lanarkshire, shot to fame after he starred in reality TV show Glow. He is also the host of the Anything Goes podcast, which has more than 700,000 subscribers on YouTube. English was excused from attendance today at a case management hearing at Glasgow Sheriff Court. He was represented by his lawyer, Calum Weir, who pleaded not guilty on his behalf. Prosecutor Siobhan Currie told the court: "This case is one which has grown arms and legs. "However, I think we are at a stage where we should fix a trial and a full set of dates. "There are one or two things still outstanding." The hearing was told that the Crown are awaiting a statement from a police officer based in Wales, as well as body camera footage. Denise Richards Accuses Husband Aaron Phypers of Domestic Violence Miss Currie added: "The complainer intends to make an application that she wishes to give to give evidence from a court in Wales." The hearing was informed that a trial would have to be set for a request to be officially made by the alleged victim. Mr Weir stated that he is not prepared for trial due to "outstanding material" but agreed for a trial to be fixed. Sheriff Bernard Abblett set a three-day trial for October this year, with a hearing also taking place in September. English had his bail continued meantime. A previous hearing was told that English gave a "no comment" interview to police officers. The defence has also previously stated that they may call up to nine witnesses. Court papers allege that English isolated the woman from her friends and family. He is claimed to have repeatedly contacted her by telephone and sent her threatening and abusive text messages. Another allegation says English repeatedly shouted and swore at her and uttered offensive remarks and threats of violence towards her. It is further claimed he criticised her choice of clothing and controlled what she wore. English is also accused of repeatedly accusing her of being unfaithful. An allegation of violence includes kicking her on the body, causing her to fall off a bed and striking an item of furniture, seizing her on the body and pinning her against a wall. English is also alleged to have searched her belongings for evidence of infidelity and monitored and interrogated her mobile phone for evidence of infidelity. English is claimed to have seized her by the neck, compressed it and pinned her against a door when she was pregnant. He is further alleged to have seized her on the head and pressed his thumbs into her eyebrows, to her injury when she was pregnant. Another claim is that English controlled the amount of money she had access to and repeatedly threatened to withdraw her access to it. English is stated to have driven her on a number of occasions to a train station and, on attending there, drove her home. It is claimed he also provided her with expensive gifts and money and thereafter demanded that she return them to him. English is alleged to have repeatedly threatened to remove a child from her care. Another claim is that English repeatedly criticised her abilities as a mother and refused to let her breastfeed in public. English is alleged to have repeatedly demanded that she delete her social media platforms and restrict her use of social media platforms in an attempt to restrict her financial independence. Another violence claim is that he seized hold of her by her hair and pulled her downwards, which caused her to lose her balance. A further allegation says he struck her on the face with an open hand.
The National
4 days ago
- The National
Scottish podcaster James English has domestic abuse trial date set
James English, 42, is accused of carrying out the abuse at a flat in Glasgow city centre between July 2022 and November 2023. Among the 19 allegations English has been accused of, one of them is that he attacked the woman while she was pregnant. He is also alleged to have isolated the woman from her friends and family and to have controlled the clothing she wore and her access to money and social media. READ MORE: Edinburgh-based kiltmakers enters administration after 18 years English, of Larkhall in Lanarkshire, is a former reality TV star and is the host of the Anything Goes podcast, which has more than 200,000 subscribers on YouTube. At a case management hearing at Glasgow Sheriff Court on Thursday, English had his attendance excused, STV News reports. English was represented by his lawyer Calum Weir, who pleaded not guilty on his behalf. Prosecutor Siobhan Currie told the court that it was at a stage to set a trial date. Sheriff Bernard-Abblett set a three-day trial for October this year, with a hearing also taking place in September. English had his bail continued in the meantime. The hearing was told that the Crown is awaiting a statement from a police officer based in Wales, as well as body camera footage. A previous hearing was told that English gave a "no comment" interview to police officers. Among the allegations, English is also accused of repeatedly shouting and swearing at the woman and uttering offensive remarks and threats of violence towards her. READ MORE: Shamed teacher and dad-of-three who groomed pupil avoids jail Another allegation of violence includes kicking her on the body, causing her to fall off a bed and strike an item of furniture, seizing her on the body and pinning her against a wall. A further allegation claims he struck her on the face with an open hand. It is also claimed that English repeatedly threatened to remove a child from her care, criticised her abilities as a mother and refused to let her breastfeed in public. The defence has stated they may call up to nine witnesses.
Glasgow Times
4 days ago
- Glasgow Times
Trial set for Glasgow court case against podcaster James English
James English, 42, is claimed to have carried out the crime at a flat in Glasgow's Argyle Street between July 2022 and November 2023. Among the 19 allegations are that English attacked the woman - who is a model and influencer - while she was pregnant. He is also claimed to have kept control of aspects of her life including her money and contact with loved ones. English, of Larkhall, Lanarkshire, shot to fame after he starred in reality TV show Glow. He grew up in the city's Possilpark. He is also the host of the Anything Goes podcast which has more than 700,000 subscribers on YouTube. READ NEXT: Verdict reached in case against shamed Glasgow teacher who groomed pupil READ NEXT: Brave woman took pictures of 'Rocky Balboa' injuries at hands of thug English was excused attendence today at a case management hearing at Glasgow Sheriff Court. He was represented by his lawyer Calum Weir who pleaded not guilty on his behalf. Prosecutor Siobhan Currie told the court: "This case is one which has grown arms and legs. "However, I think we are at a stage where we should fix a trial and a full set of dates. "There are one or two things still outstanding." The hearing was told that the Crown are awaiting a statement from a police officer based in Wales as well as body camera footage. Miss Currie added: "The complainer intends to make an application that she wishes to give to give evidence from a court in Wales." The hearing was informed that a trial would have to be set for a request to be officially made by the alleged victim. Mr Weir stated that he is not prepared for trial due to "outstanding material" but agreed for a trial to be fixed. Sheriff Bernard Abblett set a three day trial for October this year with a hearing also taking place in September. English had his bail continued meantime. A previous hearing was told that English gave a "no comment" interview to police officers. The defence have also previously stated that they may call up to nine witnesses. Court papers state English isolated the woman from her friends and family. He is claimed to have repeatedly contact her by telephone and send her threatening and abusive text messages. Another allegation says English repeatedly shouted and swore at her and uttered offensive remarks and threats of violence towards her. It is further claimed he criticised her choice of clothing and control what she wore. English is also accused of repeatedly accusing her of being unfaithful. An allegation of violence includes kicking her on the body causing her to fall off of a bed and striking an item of furniture, seizing her on the body and pinning her against a wall. English is also said to have searched her belongings for evidence of infidelity and monitored and interrogated her mobile phone for evidence of infidelity. English is claimed to have seized her by the neck, compressed it and pinned her against a door when she was pregnant. He is further alleged to have seized her on the head and pressed his thumbs into her eyebrows to her injury when she was pregnant. Another claim is that English controlled the amount of money she had access to and repeatedly threatened to withdraw her access to it. English is stated to have driven her on a number of occasions to a train station and on attending there drive her home. It is claimed he also provided her with expensive gifts and money and thereafter demanded that she return them to him. English is alleged to have repeatedly threatened to remove a child from her care. Another claim is that English repeatedly criticised her abilities as a mother and refused to let her breastfeed in public. English is stated to have repeatedly demanded that she delete her social media platforms and restricted her use of social media platforms in an attempt to restrict her financial independence. Another violence claim is that he seized hold of her by her hair and pulled her downwards which caused her to lose her balance. A further allegation says he struck her on the face with an open hand.
STV News
4 days ago
- STV News
Scots podcaster accused of domestic abuse has trial date set
A Scots podcaster accused of domestic abuse had his trial set. James English, 42, is claimed to have carried out the crime at a flat in Glasgow city centre between July 2022 and November 2023. Among the 19 allegations are that English attacked the woman while she was pregnant. He is also claimed to have kept control of aspects of her life including her money and contact with loved ones. English, of Larkhall, Lanarkshire, shot to fame after he starred in reality TV show Glow. He is also the host of the Anything Goes podcast which has more than 700,000 subscribers on YouTube. English was excused attendance on Thursday at a case management hearing at Glasgow Sheriff Court. He was represented by his lawyer Calum Weir who pleaded not guilty on his behalf. Prosecutor Siobhan Currie told the court: 'This case is one which has grown arms and legs. 'However, I think we are at a stage where we should fix a trial and a full set of dates. 'There are one or two things still outstanding.' The hearing was told that the Crown are awaiting a statement from a police officer based in Wales as well as body camera footage. Ms Currie added: 'The complainer intends to make an application that she wishes to give to give evidence from a court in Wales.' The hearing was informed that a trial would have to be set for a request to be officially made by the alleged victim. Mr Weir stated that he is not prepared for trial due to 'outstanding material' but agreed for a trial to be fixed. Sheriff Bernard Abblett set a three day trial for October this year with a hearing also taking place in September. English had his bail continued meantime. A previous hearing was told that English gave a 'no comment' interview to police officers. The defence have also previously stated that they may call up to nine witnesses. Court papers state English isolated the woman from her friends and family. He is claimed to have repeatedly contact her by telephone and send her threatening and abusive text messages. Another allegation says English repeatedly shouted and swore at her and uttered offensive remarks and threats of violence towards her. It is further claimed he criticised her choice of clothing and control what she wore. English is also accused of repeatedly accusing her of being unfaithful. An allegation of violence includes kicking her on the body causing her to fall off of a bed and striking an item of furniture, seizing her on the body and pinning her against a wall. English is also said to have searched her belongings for evidence of infidelity and monitored and interrogated her mobile phone for evidence of infidelity. English is claimed to have seized her by the neck, compressed it and pinned her against a door when she was pregnant. He is further alleged to have seized her on the head and pressed his thumbs into her eyebrows to her injury when she was pregnant. Another claim is that English controlled the amount of money she had access to and repeatedly threatened to withdraw her access to it. English is stated to have driven her on a number of occasions to a train station and on attending there drive her home. It is claimed he also provided her with expensive gifts and money and thereafter demanded that she return them to him. English is alleged to have repeatedly threatened to remove a child from her care. Another claim is that English repeatedly criticised her abilities as a mother and refused to let her breastfeed in public. English is stated to have repeatedly demanded that she delete her social media platforms and restricted her use of social media platforms in an attempt to restrict her financial independence. Another violence claim is that he seized hold of her by her hair and pulled her downwards which caused her to lose her balance. A further allegation says he struck her on the face with an open hand. Get all the latest news from around the country Follow STV News Scan the QR code on your mobile device for all the latest news from around the country
Yahoo
15-06-2025
- Sport
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How to watch Chicago Hounds vs Old Glory: TV channel, live stream info, start time
CHICAGO - The Chicago Hounds take on Old Glory on Saturday night at SeatGeek Stadium. Fans can catch all the action live and free, with every match available to stream whether you're at home or on the go! Chicago Hounds How can I watch the Chicago Hounds vs. Old Glory? TV: FOX Chicago+ Advertisement Stream: or FOX Local When: Saturday, June 14 at 6 p.m. CT Fox Chicago Plus (Channel 50) will live broadcast 14 regular-season Chicago Hounds games, providing fans with the opportunity to experience live Major League Rugby (MLR) action from the comfort of their homes. Fox Chicago Plus is a local broadcast network serving the greater Chicagoland area. In addition to airing live sports broadcasts, Fox Chicago Plus also provides local coverage of breaking news, weather updates, and in-depth stories about the city's most important happenings. You can also stream all Chicago Hounds matches via FOX Local on your connected TV, through the FOX Local Mobile app, or on the Fox 32 Chicago website. Rugby 101 Before you dive into Major League Rugby action, Chicago Hounds General Manager and CEO James English breaks down some of the key rules of the game. Advertisement Scrum: The scrum is a competitive way of resetting the game. It's usually eight per side - eight forwards from each side - that push together to see who wins the ball. Lineout: A means of restarting play after the ball falls out of the field of play (touchline). Forwards assemble in a line on each side where one team's hooker throws the ball straight in the middle. Each team uses various formations to lift players up, retrieve the ball and put it back in play. Which team's hooker throws the ball into the lineout is circumstantial. Scoring: There are three ways to score in rugby. A "try", which is the rugby version of an American football touchdown is worth five points, but the ball must be placed on the ground for points to be awarded. Afterwards, there is a conversion worth two points, similar to the extra point kick in American football. Finally, there is a phase play drop goal, or penalty worth three points. Penalties: A penalty is when any team creates an offense. Within that, a team gets to either kick for touch or go for three points. Penalties are conceded normally around the breakdown, or when offside, and also when committing foul play. Contact: Rugby is a contact sport. Players tackle safely with their shoulders, wrapping their opponent's legs to take the ball carrier to the ground. It forms a ruck, which is how the game goes through phases of possession and play.
