Extract from Court Photography Regulations: -

It is a criminal offence to take a photograph in law court, and an additional offence to publish any photo taken in a court. The penalty is a fine of up to a maximum of £1.000. This restriction extends beyond the court room itself to anywhere in the building and to “the precincts of the court” i.e. the surrounding area. The extent of “the precincts of the court” is not defined anywhere and the authorities often turn a blind eye to photography outside the court building.

Tribunals of Inquiry are not covered by the prohibition on taking photographs in court, and it is up to the individual tribunal to decide whether it will allow photographs of the proceedings.

Great captures, have they been sharpened?

Exactly what does an 'Explosive Trigger' look like? I wouldnt have a remote clue.

Precise and to the point Smeggy

+ 2 Mike please

Paul

Hi and another welcome to the Forum. There is a great deal of help on here, some will be offered immedaitely and there are many more that you can ask. Enjoy the 'experience'

Paul

And No. 2 for me as well.

Paul

The very thought there Will could get locked up in the Tower lol......

Excellent images, IMO your timing looks spot on.

This is all I ma going to say on this issue. If Smeggy has been banned, (even IF it has been a 'long process' there is certainly one other who should be banned as well, and I am sure WE all know who I am refering to for the comments made from within the 'position'. If nor then justice is a travesty IMHO.