The judge criticised the former lead singer of the Mindbenders, real name Glyn Ellis, for arriving at Derby Crown court dressed as the Lady of Justice.

He had to hand a sword and scales to guards but wore a crown, cape and dark glasses, claiming "justice is blind".
The 61-year-old faces jail for arson after he poured petrol over a bailiff's car and set it alight.

Judge Andrew Hamilton said: "He regards this whole procedure as a pantomime.
"He has come dressed as a fool and he wants to act like a fool - I hope they give him a prison uniform at Nottingham Prison to keep him warm."
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