Cases heard at Coventry Magistrates Court on Friday, January 17, included:

Pawel Maj, 35, of Freeman Street, Foleshill, admitted taking a vehicle without consent and causing an accident, driving with the wrong licence and no insurance, and failing to provide a breath test. He received a 12-month community order with 80 hours unpaid work and programme and supervision requirements, banned from driving for 12 months, and told to pay a 60 victim surcharge and 85 costs.

Alla Semjonova, 26, of Virginia Road, Hillfields, admitted breaching a community order by failing to attend unpaid work. She received an extra 14 hours unpaid work and told to pay 40 costs.

Brian Thomas, 41, of Cavendish Road, Tile Hill North, admitted possessing cannabis. He was conditionally discharged for six months and told to pay a 15 victim surcharge and 65 costs.

Damien Williams, 23, of Weymouth Close, Willenhall, admitted breaching a suspended sentence by failing to attend unpaid work. He was jailed for 12 weeks.

Saad Karim, 35, of Northey Road, Foleshill, admitted two counts of being knowingly concerned in a fraudulent evasion of duty chargeable on cigarettes, and possessing and transporting a quantity of unmarked cigarettes. He was jailed for 12 weeks, suspended for 12 months, with 180 hours unpaid work, and told to pay an 80 victim surcharge and 85 costs.

Justin Peacey, 21, of Roseberry Avenue, Bell Green, admitted driving with no insurance. He was conditionally discharged for 12 months, given six points, and told to pay a 15 victim surcharge and 85 costs.

Jadviga Bradford, 37, of Staunton Road, Leamington, was found guilty of breaching a non-molestation order by attempting to send a letter. She was jailed for six weeks.

Cases heard at Coventry Magistrates Court on Monday, January 20, included:

Daniel Purves, 18, of Sutherland Avenue, Mount Nod, admitted breaching a youth rehabilitation order. He received a four-week curfew and 60 hours unpaid work.

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The City-County Building in downtown Wheeling does not have a sprinkler system, but work to install one should begin in late spring or summer, according to Ohio County Administrator Greg Stewart.

Ohio County has received a grant for $100,000 through the West Virginia Courthouse Facilities Grant Program to place a sprinkler system in the building, and the projected cost to begin installation on the upper floors is $193,195, Stewart said.

He said the project should go out to bid by the end of this month, and bids received would be opened in April. Stewart then expects work to begin in late May or June, and for contractors to be on the job 30 days.

The City-County Building was constructed beginning in 1958, when building codes did not require sprinkler systems in public facilities.

An upgrade to meet current requirements only is mandated if the building were to change ownership.

"But it only makes sense to do this," Stewart said. "Sprinkling is an aid to saving lives during a fire.

The City-County Building is comprised of block walls, which does make it "fairly fireproof," Stewart said. "If there were to be a fire, it wouldn't spread fast," Stewart said.

In addition to placing a sprinkler system, county officials also are seeking to upgrade the building's fire alarm system and to place additional smoke heads within offices.

Fire alarm improvements are necessary as the alarms are first to alert those in a building there is a fire, according to Stewart. The sprinklers go off later when they sense heat near them.

Work to install sprinklers will begin on the fifth floor, then move progressively down to the fourth and third floors.

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"After a rough start to the year, February was very strong and many indexes achieved new highs," remarked Schaeffer's Senior Equity Analyst Joe Bell, CMT. "Well, the unsettling situation in Ukraine and the evolving situation between Russia and the rest of the world has taken center stage and created a lot of uncertainty. The markets don't like uncertainty, and selling is usually the quickest solution for your average investor. That's exactly what we saw today, as many participants simply unloaded their positions." With sellers holding the reins, the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJI) spent the day trekking lower, ultimately closing with a triple-digit loss.

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The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJI - 16,168.03) headed lower out of the gate and traded in negative territory for the entire session, hitting an intraday low of 16,071.25 and finally closing down 153.7 points, or 0.9%. It was the blue-chip index's worst single-day loss since Feb. 3. All 30 Dow components were lower on the day, but the best performer on a relative scale was The Home Depot, Inc. ( HD ), which only dropped a fraction of a point. Visa Inc ( V ) was at the back of the pack, down 2% today.

The S&P 500 Index (SPX - 1,845.73) declined 13.7 points, or 0.7%, to move south of the psychologically important 1,850 level. The Nasdaq Composite (COMP - 4,277.30) logged a drop of 30.8 points, or 0.7%.

The CBOE Volatility Index (VIX - 16.00) surged 2 points, or 14.3%, today, amid rising uncertainty and heightened selling pressure across equity indexes. The VIX hadn't closed north of 16 since Feb. 6.

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5:28pm Monday 3rd March 2014 in News By Bruce Thain

Spy plane technology has been used to map the borough and find more than 300 suspected cases of beds in sheds.

Harrow Borough Council employed the use of the plane to detect illegal developments at the ends of gardens which are then rented out.

Before the plane went up planning officers estimated there were 75 cases of beds in sheds in Harrow.

Now there is a list of 319 potential cases after the evening flight where the plane captured shots of the borough with a thermal imaging camera.

Yellow areas of colour in the images show buildings with uninsulated roofs which could possibly be one of the illegal structures.

Leader of the council Susan Hall said: The pressures of migration in London, fuelled by recent waves of new arrivals from Eastern Europe, are creating new stresses on local authorities that we just havent had to contend with before.

What was once thought even just 18 months ago to be a problem for the centre of big cities is now rippling out to the suburbs.

The beds in sheds phenomenon means there is a hidden community springing up in the back gardens of our cities in our borough alone the thermal pictures we receive suggest there are four times as many as we first suspected.

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