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Former pop star Gary Glitter pleads not guilty to child abuse offences

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Former pop star Gary Glitter pleads not guilty to child abuse offences
Daily Record
Daily Record1 hrs ago
Former pop star Gary Glitter pleads not guilty to child abuse offences
The former popstar appeared at Southwark Crown Court this morning
NYT Arts
NYT Arts1 hrs ago
Gary Glitter Pleads Not Guilty to Child Sexual Abuse Charges
Accusations against the glam rock singer relate to incidents that are said to have occurred between 1978 and 1981.
Punch
Punch10 hrs ago
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The Age
The Age2 days ago
Former My Kitchen Rules contestant walks free after pleading guilty to child cruelty
A former reality TV contestant has walked free from court after pleading guilty to child cruelty charges in Queensland.
Man who produced child abuse material pleads guilty to 87 charges
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Stuff
Stuff🏁 first to report2 days ago
My Kitchen Rules star pleads guilty to ‘appalling’ child cruelty
Claudean Uamaki-Mu was facing several charges, including 12 counts of rape, two counts of sexual assault, and assaults occasioning bodily harm. But she was discharged of those counts.
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