Claridge found guilty of dangerous driving
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inthenews.co.uk     13-May-2008            

Former footballer and TV pundit Steve Claridge has been found guilty of dangerous driving by a jury at Coventry crown court. The court heard how Claridge, of Fareham in Hampshire, had been pulled over by police on the M42 motorway on December 30th 2006 because he was travelling above the speed... [read full story]                    


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