Two black men have been remanded in custody accused of conspiracy to rob and cause grievous bodily harm to British singer

A chilling note found in a car close to Joss Stone’s home contained details of a plan to find a river to dump her in. The soul singer was the target of a plot to attack and rob her. Detectives probing the case also found a Samurai sword, knives, a hammer, gloves and balaclavas in the small red vehicle which was parked close to the 24-year-old singer's home. Maps and aerial photos of the area are said to have been recovered as well. Black males Junior Bradshaw, 30, and Kevin Liverpool, 33, both from Manchester, have been remanded in custody after appearing before Magistrates accused of conspiracy to rob and cause grievous bodily harm. They arrived at the court casually dressed, Liverpool in a black T-shirt and Bradshaw, who had dreadlocks pulled into short pigtails, wearing a grey sweatshirt. They were later remanded in custody after a hearing which lasted around 40 minutes.