Rugby star denies breath test charge

England rugby star Henry Paul today pleaded not guilty to failing to give a breath test after being stopped by police.

Wed, 14 Apr, 2004 - 11:38

England rugby star Henry Paul today pleaded not guilty to failing to give a breath test after being stopped by police.

The England rugby union player and Gloucester centre denied refusing to provide the specimen at Cheltenham Magistrates Court after being stopped in the town in the early hours of March 21.

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