Mark Thomas
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Gender | Male |
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Age | 40 |
Web site | www.markthomasinfo.co.uk |
Date of birth | July 23,1983 |
Zodiac sign | Leo |
Born | Stockport |
United Kingdom | |
Spouse | Jenny Landreth |
Parents | Colin Alec Todd Thomas |
Books | As Used on the Famous Nelson Mandela: Underground Adventures in the Arms and Torture Trade |
Belching Out the Devil: Global Adventures with Coca-Cola | |
The People's Manifesto | |
Extreme Rambling: Walking Israel's Separation Barrier. For Fun. | |
Bravo Figaro! Tour 2012/13 | |
100 Acts of Minor Dissent | |
Cuckooed | |
The Liar's Quartet: Bravo Figaro!, Cuckooed, The Red Shed - Playscripts, Notes And Commentary | |
Check Up: Our NHS @70 | |
Movies/Shows | The Mark Thomas Comedy Product |
Bananas Unpeeled | |
Height | 196 (cm) |
High_schools | Parkview |
Lilburn | |
Georgia | |
Nfl draft | 1992 / Round: 4 / Pick: 89 |
Weight | 86 (kg) |
Career start | 2002 |
Teams | Sheffield Steelers |
Nationality | British |
Education | Bretton Hall College of Education |
Christ's Hospital | |
Children | 2 |
Date of Reg. | |
Date of Upd. | |
ID | 480458 |
Mark Thomas Life story
Mark Thomas is an English professional retired ice hockey defenceman who played for the Sheffield Steelers.
Illegal e-bike riders 'goading' police, force says
... " They re literally asking us to chase them, " says Police Community Support Officer Mark Thomas who is in the passenger seat as we go out on patrol...
Cambridge fire deaths: Fire chief warns abut e-bike charging
... Mark Thomas, of the National Fire Chiefs Council, also repeated warnings about charging batteries in the home...
Bee-eaters make historic return to breeding site in Norfolk
... Mark Thomas, from the charity, said it was a " real possibility" they were the same birds as last year, suggesting it could be the start of bee-eaters " properly colonising the UK"...
Prince Harry case told MGN knew about phone hacking
... He claimed he was told by his paper s deputy editor Mark Thomas to plant a bug while working on a story in 2001 about Denise Welch, the ex-Coronation Street actress and Loose Women panellist...
Harry and others 'long way off' proving hacking claims, Mirror publisher says
... He said this included former editors Piers Morgan, Neil Wallis, Tina Weaver, Mark Thomas, Richard Wallace and Bridget Rowe, and alleged that managing editors and senior executives also knew...
Carmarthenshire: Drivers warned of pot holes with funny sign
... " Mark Thomas, 48, described the pot holes as " disgraceful"...
Cladding crisis: Welsh government lack of action claim
... Mark Thomas, chair of the Celestia Management Company, which is responsible for the running of the 450 apartment complex, said: " There s a lot discussion about conflicts between the Welsh government and the English [UK] government and consequential funding and Mr Gove s unilateral actions, but that doesn t actually help us living with the problem on a 24/7 basis"...
Coronavirus: How Brixton waking up from 'lockdown coma is
... have Only managed five of the 60 restaurants in the market, to remain open for takeaways to fight during lockdown Mark Thomas is financially get fined Diana said but it said no to people who asked him a lockdown-hair cut, for fear of his barbershop could, the clients came to the part, because the fresh food had been shops will be able to remain open, as a major company...
Harry and others 'long way off' proving hacking claims, Mirror publisher says
By Dominic Casciani & James Gregory , at High Court, & Sam HancockBBC
The Duke of Sussex and other celebrity claimants are a " long way off" proving Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN) unlawfully gathered Information on them, The publisher has told a court.
Prince Harry is among high-profile figures accusing MGN of various illicit practices, including phone hacking.
Andrew Green KC, representing MGN, said Evidence was " slim" in some areas and " utterly non-existent" in others.
He spoke on day three of a highly anticipated hearing at The High Court.
MGN, which publishes The Daily Mirror , Sunday Mirror and Sunday People newspapers, vehemently denies The allegations.
Opening The case for The publisher on Friday, Mr Green compared it to one in 2015 where MGN conceded that its journalists had regularly used unlawful techniques to obtain Private Information - and was.
He Said unlawful Information gathering had been admitted then because there was " direct Evidence . . from Dan Evans [a former Sunday Mirror journalist]" that it had happened.
Mr Evans " has not said he hacked any of (The claimants)" This Time around, Mr Green added.
" The Evidence in this case is slim in relation to one of The claimants and utterly non-existent for The Other three, " he told The Court , arguing their allegations had been made with " no basis" and " a sense of outrage".
Mr Green also took aim at The newspaper articles submitted as Evidence of illicit newsgathering, saying they offered a " breathtaking level of triviality".
Some 207 stories, published between 1991 and 2011, Make Up The bulk of The case's Evidence . More Than 60% of them are about Harry, Duke of Sussex.
As well as voicemail interception, Harry and The Other claimants have accused MGN of using private investigators to illegally gather details about them in order to write stories.
David Sherborne, representing The claimants, said on Friday that MGN's legal department knew " from even The Most basic investigation" that unlawful practices were taking place by journalists.
He also accused The Company of a " Cover Up " claiming board meetings took place to discuss The publisher's liability, but " despite that, there is not a single note from any such meeting".
In response, Mr Green accused claimants of " smearing" senior MGN figures by accusing The board of lying to Cover Up any hacking, and said there had been " extreme allegations of dishonesty".
Harry is among four people whose claims are being heard in The Trial , expected to last up to Seven Weeks , as " representative" cases of The types of allegations facing The publisher. They will also help The Court set The Level of damages MGN should pay if The claimants win.
Others involved are Coronation Street actors Nikki Sanderson and Michael Turner , known by his stage name Michael Le Vell, and comedian Paul Whitehouse 's ex-wife Fiona Wightman.
The publisher's lawyers said that Ms Sanderson and Ms Wightman have run out of time to sue for damages, because these types of claims should be brought within Six Years of The alleged victim knowing What Happened .
The lawyers said phone hacking has been talked about for at least 20 years, with The Mirror Group publicly apologising for its part in The Scandal in 2014.
Therefore, any potential victims should have known long ago to get a case started, MGN's lawyers argued.
But The claimants said that MGN did such a good job in covering up wrongdoing for so long, that reasonable people simply could not have known or suspected The Truth .
Depending on The outcome of this case, The Court could then consider cases from a range of celebrities including former Girls Aloud singer Cheryl and former Arsenal and England footballer Ian Wright .
During Thursday's hearing, The claimant's lawyer told The Court that one of The of The case was The extent to which " widespread, habitual and unlawful" activities were " authorised at The highest level" of MGN.
This included " The systemic and widespread use of PIs (private investigators) by MGN journalists to unlawfully obtain Private Information " of various individuals, Mr Sherborne said.
He referred The Court to key senior MGN figures who he claimed " authorised" The unlawful obtaining of Information .
He Said this included former editors Piers Morgan , Neil Wallis , Tina Weaver , Mark Thomas , Richard Wallace and Bridget Rowe , and alleged that managing editors and senior executives also knew.
" Mr Morgan was right at The Heart of this in many ways, " Mr Sherborne told The Court .
" He was a hands-on editor and was close to The board. We have The direct involvement of Mr Morgan in A Number of these incidents. "
Mr Morgan, who edited The Mirror from 1995 until 2004, has any knowledge of unlawful Information gathering happening under his watch - in particular phone hacking.
Approached by an Itv News camera crew on Wednesday - The Day The Trial began - Mr Morgan was asked if he would apologise to Harry over The claims being made In Court .
The former Good Morning Britain host was filmed saying he would not " take lectures on privacy invasion from Prince Harry , somebody who has spent The Last three years ruthlessly and cynically invading The Royal Family 's privacy for vast commercial gain".
The Trial will continue on Monday.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com