Two RAF engineers who broke a Paddington statue have been told by a judge they are the "antithesis" of everything the bear stands for. Daniel Heath and William Lawrence, both 22 and based at RAF ...

Two RAF engineers who broke a Paddington Bear statue in half and then stole it were "the antithesis of everything Paddington stands for", a judge has said. Daniel Heath and William Lawrence ...

The actions of two Royal Air Force engineers who broke a newly-installed Paddington Bear statue in half before stealing it were “the antithesis of everything Paddington stands for”, a judge said.

Screen grab taken from undated video issued by West Berkshire Council of the Paddington Bear statue on a bench in Newbury, Berkshire (West Berkshire Council/PA) The actions of two Royal Air Force ...

CCTV captured the moment the two men damaged a Paddington Bear statue Two RAF engineers who broke a Paddington statue have been told by a judge they are the "antithesis" of everything the bear ...

The actions of two Royal Air Force engineers who broke a newly-installed Paddington Bear statue in half before stealing it were “the antithesis of everything Paddington stands for”, a judge said.

This photo made available by PinPep shows a statue of Paddington Bear in Newbury, England, during its unveiling on Oct. 8, 2024. (Tom Wren/Studiocanal/PinPep via AP) ...

TWO drunk RAF engineers who wrecked a Paddington Bear statue are the “antithesis of everything” the kids’ character stands for, a judge told them yesterday. Daniel Heath and William ...

The men admitted the offence to Thames Valley Police (Tim Ockenden/PA) The actions of two Royal Air Force engineers who broke a newly-installed Paddington Bear statue in half before stealing it ...

Investigating officer inspector Alan Hawkett previously said: 'The Paddington Bear statue is a beloved part of Newbury, so we have been doing everything we can to locate it and the offenders. ' ...

The actions of two Royal Air Force engineers who broke a newly-installed Paddington Bear statue in half before stealing it were “the antithesis of everything Paddington stands for”, a judge said.