'Big Brother's Victor charged with assault

Sunday, November 21 2010, 14:22 GMT Big Brother star Victor Ebuwa has been charged with two counts of common assault, it has been reported.

The reality star was arrested after attacking two men who mocked his appearances on the Channel 4 show, the News of the World reports. The alleged incident happened in bar The Minories, East London on Friday, October 15.

A source explained: "Insults were hurled and then punches were thrown and one of the victims was left with a busted nose."

A City of London Police spokesman said: "Victor Ebuwa, of Hackney, is due to appear before City of London Magistrates on the 23rd of November charged with two counts of common assault."

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Man dies after takeaway assault

1 January 2011 Last updated at 16:40 A 24-year-old man has died after suffering a serious head injury in an assault outside a takeaway in Somerset.

Police were called to the incident, in Cheddar, at about 0200 GMT on New Year's Day.

The man was taken by police helicopter to Frenchay Hospital in Bristol where he later died.

A 20-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the attack and remains in police custody. Police appealed for witnesses.

Det Insp Guy Turner said: "We know there were people in the area at this time following New Year's celebrations.

"It is imperative we speak to these people as they may have information that could be vital to this investigation."

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