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It wasn’t a postman little Christian could see at the end of the drive. It was 9.25pm - far too late for a delivery. In 2014 at the Creation Ent Star Trek Convention he announced his latest project, launching a healthy hydration drink mix and ready to drink cans called RaceFuelZ. At the convention he had a special con flavor called RoddenBerry for handouts. Mark Fellows was known as 'The Iceman', his trial was told (Image: M.E.N.) Exposed: The life and crimes of Salford's most wanted Aron was educated at Exeter School, Leeds University and the Polytechnic of Central London. He taught English in Sudan before joining the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) in 1984. He has served at New York, Brasilia and Brussels. He was Ambassador to Kuwait 2008–09, Head of the Middle East Department at the FCO 2010–11, Ambassador to Iraq 2011–12, acting Head of Mission at Tripoli September 2012 to January 2013, and Ambassador to Libya from January 2013 [1] [2] until June 2015. [3]

Leevon Birchall, with his white veneers and tinted eye-brows, was another name that cropped up in the trial, someone who it was said was ‘perceived to be involved in the activities of the A Team', although he wasn't charged with any offences. In April 2015, Aron was appointed Ambassador to the Republic of Sudan, and took up the appointment in August of that year. [5] In February 2018 he was transferred at short notice to be Ambassador to Yemen. [6] Family [ edit ] By late 2014, there were two clearly-defined factions - the A Team, lined up behind Stephen Britton, and the breakaway faction, lined up behind Michael Carroll. He handed himself in to police and said: “I did it… I am sorry to him and all his family. I'll go to jail for what I've done." Britton appeared to be revered by his peers. Police have an audio recording in which they can be heard singing that he was ‘our leader’.One bullet passed through both her legs before hitting Christian, smashing the thigh bone in his left leg. By the petty standards of gangland feuding, that split came after a 'respect' row, which began when a girl threw a drink over an A Team member in a nightclub. Good-looking, well-dressed and regarded as tough but respectful, the brothers were a regular feature in Manchester’s clubland. Instead of shooting Carroll’s old school mate, the gunmen had shot a boy of seven and his mother on the doorstep of their own home. The gunman walked into the house and opened fire. He has been shot before: he was blasted in the chest during the same incident when Abdul Rahman Khan was shot.

While Paul Massey was its figure-head, Aldaire Warmington and his twin brother Lincoln were the gang’s poster boys. Christian’s mother Jayne, a 31-year-old bank worker, opened the door to see a man wearing a cap, leaning casually against her VW Golf which was parked in the street. He asked if her husband was in. Top left to right: Dominic Walton, Stephen Britton, Lincoln Warmington (identical twins), Ryan Coward, Jacob Harrison Bottom left to right: Abdul Rahman Khan, Aldaire Warmington, an unidentified male

In 1995 he portrayed Ensign Till in the video game Star Wars: Rebel Assault II – the Hidden Empire on which he again worked with Scott Lawrence. In 1998 he filmed his so far last known acting project, the crime thriller Fallen (1998, with Robert Joy, Ray Xifo, and Cress Williams). But now - exposed, humiliated and seemingly beaten - Salford's notorious A Team now looks like underworld history. Read More Related Articles Pictures from his youth show him dripping in gold. He liked to do things on his own terms, even serving jail time. He was jailed for five years for killing 18-year-old Adam Jama in a hit-and-run in 2009.

When this violence claimed the life of Paul Massey in July 2015, the A Team couldn't lay a glove on the absent 'Cazza' so instead they went for another target - someone as close to Carroll as Paul Massey had been to members of the A Team. After the outbreak of the Libyan Civil War in 2014, Aron supervised the evacuation of British citizens from Tripoli on the Royal Navy survey ship HMS Enterprise. He and his remaining staff then closed the embassy and left Libya to set up a temporary office in Tunis. [4]The names jurors heard were: Stephen Britton, Christopher Zammitt, Paul Massey, Aldaire Warmington, Lincoln Warmington, Carne Thomasson, Ryan Coward, James Coward, Jacob Harrison, Abdul Rahman Khan, Aaron Williams, Christopher Hall, Dylan Whitehead, Declan Gorman, Gareth Edwards and Marc Murray.