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IN 27 YEARS as a patrol driver with the Royal Automobile Club (RAC), there's very little Richard Whyte hasn't seen. He's towed a VW motorhome, complete with bride, groom and parents, to their wedding at Gretna Green; he's witnessed helicopters stuck in fields being jump-started by colleagues; he's even seen a fleet of patrol vans on the platform at Waverley station trying to jump-start a stranded locomotive. He has, though, never seen it this bad. \"That's rare, though, because on the whole 99 per cent of people are incredibly friendly and are just pleased to see you,\" says Whyte. \"There's the odd whinger, but there are less than you would imagine.\" Just as we're leaving Larkhall, a priority message comes through. There's a woman who's almost nine-months' pregnant and on her way to Rottenrow maternity hospital in Glasgow, but she's broken down on the M8. Motorway cases get priority anyway because the police only give 50 minutes to move broken-down cars before they get towed, but with such a heavily pregnant woman on board, all the stops are pulled out. Whyte's straight on the phone to her to say he's on his way, but the woman has managed to get the car off the motorway and has parked up in the car park of what was once the Calder Park Zoo. Another patrolman has got to her first and the emergency is over.

He said Gardai discovered a hide at Killart Bog in Co Kildare in which they found a Kalashnikov assault rifle, a Chinese SKS assault rifle, a revolver and ammunition.

30-year old Richard Whyte from Richardstown, Kildangan, Co Kildare was charged last Tuesday with being a member of an illegal organistion styling itself the IRA or Oglaigh na hEireann.

He was acquitted on the grounds there was no case to answer after colleague PC Evelyn McIvor declined to answer questions relating to the allegations.

[Richard Whyte], from Camberwell, south London, was trapped by DNA tests and a bloody footprint which linked him to the murder scene at Rotherhithe, south-east London.

HEAVY metal fan Richard Whyte left girlfriend Elaine Riddell speechless by jumping on to the stage at a gig to ask her to marry him.

Elaine Riddell was speechless when Richard Whyte got up in front of thousands of rock fans to ask her to marry him. MrWhyte braved the ridicule of headbanging fans when he got down on bended knee during a Dragonforce gig at the Barrowlands, Glasgow. But he managed to win the hearts of both his girlfriend and the crowd.

The 23-year-old had been taken to Bucksburn Police Station by Mr [Constable Andrew Aiton] and Miss McIvor after returning a positive result in a roadside breath test. Mr [Richard Whyte] admitted telling Miss McIvor he thought Aiton was 'a bit of an a**e'. Mr Aiton had faced two charges, one of assaulting Mr Whyte in a police cell and another of attempting to pervert the course of justice by falsely stating to Miss McIvor that it was he who had been assaulted by Mr Whyte. 'I wish I hadn't now. It was just an off-the-cuff remark.' She said that Mr Aiton then entered the cell and said to Mr Whyte 'Call me an a**e would you?' She then declined to answer any further questions saying: 'I have taken advice from my solicitor and do not wish to answer.' Mr Aiton's lawyer David Hunter later said that his client was happy with the result but declined to comment further.

Mr Richard Whyte (30), of Richardstown, Kildangan, Co Kildare, was charged last Tuesday with being a member of an illegal organisation styling itself the Irish Republican Army, otherwise Oglaigh na hEireann, otherwise the IRA, on July 7th. In a follow-up search gardai discovered a hideout at Killart bog in Co Kildare where camouflage netting similar to that found in Mr Whyte's house was discovered, as well as handwritten documents. He said a preliminary examination by Garda handwriting experts led them to be 99 per cent sure that the handwriting was Mr Whyte's. A second man, Mr John Maloney (42), of St Martin's, Geraldine, Athy, Co Kildare, who was charged last Saturday with membership of an illegal organisation styling itself the Irish Republican Army, otherwise Oglaigh na hEireann, otherwise the IRA, made no bail application.

On December 12, 2005, RICHARD JAMES \"Dick\" WHYTE of Frederick, MD, owner of Whyte & Associates, beloved husband of Carol Williams Whyte, father of Kathleen Fox of Jefferson, MD, William...