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After giving the boys free seats at the arena, the lawsuit said, Philips would bring them back to his hotel or dressing room, lie on top of them, massage their legs and feet and abuse them sexually.

This is on top of the £1m tax-free allowance for agricultural estates.

After pleading guilty to the crime of rioting at a federal facility, Garcia was sentenced in 2005 to another six years on top of his racketeering term.

There are nearly five million leasehold properties in England - homes where residents pay ground rent on top of their mortgage.

Millions of leaseholders currently own the right to use their property for a period of time and can pay hundreds in annual ground rent to a freeholder - on top of separate service charges.