Speaking after the hearing, Mr Holmes' father Philip paid tribute to his son and appealed to people to take heed of the coroner's warning.
Folli says that in the run-up to the election, the party will have to decide whether it makes more sense to back its leader or take heed of the mood in the country as a whole.
In a statement, he called it "'particularly regrettable" that Pakistan did not heed pleas to take a humanitarian view of the prisoner's case and allow him to return after he had served 20 years in prison.
Perhaps the Times should live up to its assuredly well-deserved reputation and take heed of the esteemed position that it holds by knowing the facts before drawing conclusions about the relative quality of health care in the United States.
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Still, when we take advantage of them, we ought always to heed Woolf's warning, never to write carelessly.
Take heed that ye do not your alms before men, to be seen of them: otherwise ye have no reward of your Father which is in heaven.
This is a lesson that games like Skylanders and Disney Infinity should take heed of, as ever more difficult levels can be a barrier to entry for younger players.
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It must be independent of the industry and of government and it should have the clout to ensure that mighty news organisations take heed.
Occasionally, I'll even heed some of the financial advice therein, or maybe take enough interest in an article to locate it online and forward it to my friends.
We understand that there are more storms that are forecast today, so the thing I think I want to emphasize more than anything else, it is critical that Americans in affected areas heed storm warnings and take the lead of your local officials.
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