He was freed on bail on 8 February after a charge of outraging public decency in Oxfordshire in December was dropped.

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He was accused of outraging public decency in Carterton, Oxfordshire, in December.

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The man known as "the naked rambler" has been released on bail after a charge of outraging public decency in Oxfordshire was dropped.

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The Banjara Hills Police charged Mr Ashraf with offences including trespass, criminal intimidation and uttering words or making gestures outraging the modesty of a woman.

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Many criticise the government for its caution, and more recently for sleaze (a scandal about lobbying by the gambling industry is outraging Poland's puritanical media).

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In February, they screamed "Mother Mary please drive Putin away" during a concert inside Christ Savior Cathedral, one of Moscow's grandest cathedrals, outraging many of the country's faithful.

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Only in France could you record a reggae version of your national anthem, outraging upright citizens, and then, at your death, be compared to Baudelaire by the President.

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Returning from a fractious Euro summit in Rome, she let rip against her European counterparts, refusing to countenance any increase in the power of the European Community and outraging many colleagues.

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Certainly, Thomas seems to relish outraging his ideological adversaries.

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French actor Gerard Depardieu managed to stay in the headlines this week, outraging the French government in the process and continuing to declare that he is not leaving France permanently for tax reasons.

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