CRIMEAug 2 · 21:41 UTCDAILY MAIL

£113,000 taxpayer-funded legal aid handed to brothers who brawled with police at Manchester Airport

£113,000 in taxpayer-funded legal aid was provided to brothers who engaged in a physical altercation with police at Manchester Airport. The incident involved a brawl between the siblings and law enforcement officers at the airport.

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