内容摘要：In sentencing Gallagher, the judge described his crimes as "egregious acts of violence in a sacred place of pilgrimage".

In sentencing Gallagher, the judge described his crimes as "egregious acts of violence in a sacred place of pilgrimage".

He ordered the local authority to pay her £19,641 in costs at Chelmsford Magistrates' Court.Neighbours of Fripps Farm, which Ms Marsh founded in Lindsell in 2020, attended several hearings to voice their opposition against her.

Judge Williams said there was "considerable animosity" between all involved.Speaking to the BBC outside court, Ms Marsh said: "I hope that shuts my trolls up once and for all."Ms Marsh, who appeared in the ITV series Essex Wives in 2002,

after it did not allow her to adopt eight ring-tailed lemurs.She already cared for alpacas, emus and reptiles at the 3.5-acre (1.4ha) site and wept in court as the judge ruled in her favour.

Judge Williams said: "There is no evidence she has mismanaged any animals or caused any animals harm."

He criticised the council for providing "completely contradictory" views and going against reports stating Ms Marsh was a suitable keeper."There was a time when you knew who was going to be playing every game. Now, it could change every time."

US actor Jonathan Joss, known for his roles in King of the Hill and Parks and Recreation, has died aged 59.Joss was shot dead, in what his husband called a homophobic hate crime, although police in Texas say there is no evidence of this.

Joss's broad career spanned different genres and platforms, appearing in films, sitcoms, animations, stage productions and more.He has been credited with increasing representation of Native Americans on screen. Here are three of the notable performances he will be remembered for.