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A HOBBYIST has been fined £1,800 for flying drones over Premier League football grounds and the Palace of Westminster and near Buckingham Palace.
Security guard Nigel Wilson, 42, showed “flagrant disregard” for people’s safety as he shot clips to upload to his YouTube channel using three unmanned aircraft, Westminster Magistrates’ Court heard.
It is the first time a person has been prosecuted by the Crown Prosecution Service for using drones – following a police-led operation.
Between September and November last year Wilson filmed aerial views from heights of at least 100m of Premier League, Champions League and Championship football matches.
Other videos with a dramatic soundtrack showed Big Ben from close range, the Queen Victoria memorial next to Buckingham Palace and the Shard sk y scraper.
Police horses were startled by the device as Wilson flew it at a Champions League group stage game between Liverpool and Ludogorets at Anfield, the court heard.
Wilson, from Bingham, Notts, pleaded guilty to four
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The 47-year-old brunette has been lined up to present the new Sky Sports programme – which will see famous darts players team up with members of the public to compete for a big-money prize.
Wimbledon-born Davina will present alongside England cricket star Freddie Flintoff, who will provide commentary.
The show will also include the likes of 16-time world champion Phil ‘The Power’ Taylor and world No.1 thrower Michael Van Gerwen.
And here is the former Big Brother host giving viewers a glimpse of her tasty target, in a short black dress.
A source said: “Davina is the first to admit that she doesn’t know anything about darts.
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The eight-episode show will be filmed in front of a studio audience at the Blackpool Winter Gardens.
charges of flying small unmanned surveillance aircraft over a congested area and five of not maintaining direct, unaided visual contact with a small unmanned surveillance aircraft.
He was fined £200 for each of the nine offences he admitted.