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"To wear that balaclava the moment before one appears in court, smoking a cigarette in that way with the caption 'wing it', does not indicate remorse.

They had to break the window for a quick search, finding a balaclava and gloves tucking into a bag.

A number of other items, including gloves and a balaclava, were found inside.

I didn't get as far as reading the catalogue's balaclava claims, but I assume it said something like: "Traditional balaclava as worn by Scott of the Antarctic.

The pair were both just 16 when, wearing balaclavas to hide their identities, they and other hooligans charged at Hearts fans after a game at Fir Park.

Police suggest he was also found to be carrying a "balaclava, gloves and a large quantity of drugs".

But Balaclava Day was a special occasion for Victorians every October 25 to mark the crucial battle during the Crimean War, which included the Charge of the Light Brigade.

Booking for the film is necessary at http://www.discoverymuseum.org.uk The Battle of Balaclava, on October 25, 1854, was part of the Siege of Sevastopol to capture Russia's principal naval base on the Black Sea.

At first the court was told that it was feared Allcock was staging a terrorist incident, similar to the ones in London earlier this year, and worried onlookers made a spate of 999 calls reporting a man in a balaclava holding a knife, reports the Birmingham Mail.

IT HAS kept over six million glued to their TVs for the past five Sundays and in tonight's finale of Line of Duty, viewers are hoping to find out just who Balaclava Man is.

He was thought to be wearing dark tracksuit bottoms, a dark round neck t-shirt, a black hooded top and a balaclava covering his face.

If a prize is ever awarded for the book with the most minuscule plot, Balaclava Boy will win by a mile.

A WOMAN has been jailed after a court heard she disguised herself with a balaclava and attacked another woman in her own home with a home-made weapon.