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Kershaw given bail in breach case Kershaw given bail in breach case
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DJ Andy Kershaw has been bailed after an adjournment in the case alleging he breached a restraining order against his former partner.DJ Andy Kershaw has been bailed after an adjournment in the case alleging he breached a restraining order against his former partner.
The 48-year-old from Peel on the Isle of Man is accused of breaching the order for a second time by approaching Juliette Banner last month.The 48-year-old from Peel on the Isle of Man is accused of breaching the order for a second time by approaching Juliette Banner last month.
The BBC Radio 3 DJ was remanded in custody after he admitted breaching his bail conditions last Thursday.The BBC Radio 3 DJ was remanded in custody after he admitted breaching his bail conditions last Thursday.
The High Bailiff's Court heard police needed more time to investigate.The High Bailiff's Court heard police needed more time to investigate.
It is understood Ms Banner called police after Mr Kershaw was said to have spoken to her while she with her new partner, Jim Imrie.It is understood Ms Banner called police after Mr Kershaw was said to have spoken to her while she with her new partner, Jim Imrie.
You have certain responsibilities if you wish to remain at liberty High Bailiff Michael MoyleYou have certain responsibilities if you wish to remain at liberty High Bailiff Michael Moyle
Nigel Cordwell, defending Mr Kershaw, said; "He's been wholly co operational with the police and the officers before court. Nigel Cordwell, defending Mr Kershaw, said: "He's been wholly cooperational with the police and the officers before court.
"He was not a large amount of time outside of his curfew period.""He was not a large amount of time outside of his curfew period."
Mr Cordwell added that Mr Kershaw is taking medication.Mr Cordwell added that Mr Kershaw is taking medication.
High Bailiff Michael Moyle said: "I agree that the breach was not the most serious, but they are court orders and people should comply with them.High Bailiff Michael Moyle said: "I agree that the breach was not the most serious, but they are court orders and people should comply with them.
"I bear in mind that you have been in custody for a short period."I bear in mind that you have been in custody for a short period.
"It may get the message home to you but you have certain responsibilities if you wish to remain at liberty.""It may get the message home to you but you have certain responsibilities if you wish to remain at liberty."
Curfew imposedCurfew imposed
Mr Moyle told the Rochdale-born DJ: "I am not playing games," to which he replied: "Thank you."Mr Moyle told the Rochdale-born DJ: "I am not playing games," to which he replied: "Thank you."
Mr Kershaw faces charges of being drunk and disorderly, in breach of a court order and in breach of a restraining order.Mr Kershaw faces charges of being drunk and disorderly, in breach of a court order and in breach of a restraining order.
He was granted bail and told to observe a curfew from 1930 to 0730 GMT and not to enter licensed premises.He was granted bail and told to observe a curfew from 1930 to 0730 GMT and not to enter licensed premises.
He was also ordered to reside with his new girlfriend, Catherine Turner, at their home in Rhencullen.He was also ordered to reside with his new girlfriend, Catherine Turner, at their home in Rhencullen.
Speaking to reporters after today's hearing, Mr Kershaw said: "I can't really say very much, other than that I'm relieved to be out."Speaking to reporters after today's hearing, Mr Kershaw said: "I can't really say very much, other than that I'm relieved to be out."
He thanked the prisoners he had spent the past six days with: "They were really, really kind to me and looked after me and befriended me.He thanked the prisoners he had spent the past six days with: "They were really, really kind to me and looked after me and befriended me.
"It made a week in prison as comfortable as it could be.""It made a week in prison as comfortable as it could be."