Dad-to-be 'crushed by car' died in hospital waiting room, jury told
An expectant father died in a hospital waiting room after being deliberately run over twice by a Mercedes during Diwali celebrations in Wolverhampton, a murder trial has heard.
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RAF Fairford terror suspects released on bail amid probe
Five British nationals arrested on suspicion of explosives offences and terrorism after three vans were found near RAF Fairford have been released on bail as counter terrorism police continue their investigation.
Ex-snooker champion Dott to be sentenced for child abuse
Former world snooker champion Graeme Dott is due to be sentenced after being found guilty of sexually abusing two primary school age children in the Glasgow area.
Boy, 13, who drowned in lake had told friends he couldn't swim
Hayden Jones-Powell, 13, drowned at Meynell Lake in Syston after telling friends he couldn't swim. An inquest recorded a conclusion of accident.
Noah Woods left playground via fence gap before pond death
Three-year-old Noah Woods, found dead in a pond after going missing, left the playground through a gap in the fence, an inquest heard. His relative followed but lost sight of him after 200 metres.
Venables' Parole Bid Private Despite Bulger Mother's Plea
Jon Venables' parole hearing will be held privately, despite Denise Fergus's plea for a public hearing to combat misinformation, the Parole Board confirmed.
Hollywood actor vs Rochdale council: High Court battle over Hopwood Hall
Hollywood actor Hopwood DePree and Rochdale council will face each other in a two-day High Court trial at Manchester Civil Justice Centre starting September 29 over the future of Hopwood Hall.
Manhunt after British pensioner found dead with violent head injuries
A murder enquiry has been opened in France after a British retiree was found dead following 'a very violent beating'. Two men were seen fleeing his property after stealing his car.
Nurse tells tribunal RCN failed her in pronoun row
A nurse at the centre of a transgender pronoun row told a tribunal the RCN failed to help her when she needed them most, as Sandie Peggie's case continues.
Queensland watchdog probes only 20 of 6,000 complaints
Queensland's anti-corruption body investigated just 20 of 6,198 complaints in 2025-26, as pressure mounts to create a police integrity unit.
Venables parole hearing private despite Bulger mum's plea
Jon Venables' latest parole bid will be heard in private, the Parole Board has decided, rejecting a plea from James Bulger's mother Denise Fergus for a public hearing.
Stroke victim prosecuted by DVLA over £16.67 car tax bill
A 47-year-old stroke survivor from Wolverhampton was convicted in a fast-track court over an unpaid £16.67 car tax bill, despite her medical team submitting 14 pages of records explaining her condition.
Man admits London Fields fires during wildfire alert
Isaac Shozi, 50, pleaded guilty to arson at Wood Green Crown Court for starting several fires in London Fields, east London, a day after a Government wildfire alert.
Dad's anguish as inquest fails to explain teen's lake death
The father of George Cuckoo, 15, who drowned in a Kent quarry lake in May, told an inquest it remains unclear what happened and that youngsters still swim there.
Career criminal with 179 convictions attacks man at home
Adam Mosettig, with 179 previous convictions, broke into a Westerhope home with Lauren Youens, assaulted the homeowner, and stole his TV and bank card.
Newport teen charged over corpse image, court told
A Newport 17-year-old faces six charges over alleged indecent and extreme images, including one of sexual interference with a corpse, with pleas expected next week.
Suffolk Strangler Steven Wright linked to more murders in new book
A new book claims serial killer Steven Wright may be responsible for at least five more murders, including the 1986 disappearance of estate agent Suzy Lamplugh.
Palestinian adviser sues NSW over keffiyeh ban
Wasim El-Haj, a former careers adviser at Sydney Girls High School, has lodged a racial discrimination case against NSW after allegedly being ordered to stop wearing a keffiyeh.
Top KC urges full reopening of Jill Dando murder probe
Sir Geoffrey Nice KC and a key witness urge police to fully reopen Jill Dando's murder case after the Met re-examines CCTV of a man linked to Serbian hitman Milorad Ulemek.
Major incident near RAF Fairford as homes evacuated
A major incident has been declared near RAF Fairford with several men arrested under the Explosives Act and homes evacuated in Whelford as Army bomb experts examine vehicles.
Jailed rapist John Houston launches bid to appeal conviction
John Houston, jailed for 10 years for rape and violence against two women, has lodged an appeal against his conviction at the High Court in Edinburgh.
Court upholds Drumcree parade ruling after late-night hearing
The Court of Appeal upheld the Parades Commission ruling allowing the Orange Order to march on Garvaghy Road after an unprecedented late-night High Court sitting in Belfast.
Dad erupts in court over baby's broken leg
A father shouted abuse at a barrister during a Newport family court hearing over his baby's unexplained broken femur, which experts called 'highly suspicious' of non-accidental injury.
Man charged with murder after Darlington woman's death
Andrew Bell, 44, of Darlington, has been charged with murder following the death of Leanne Park in Parkgate. He will appear in court on Monday.
Fake disabled man jailed for murdering wife
Malcolm Anders, who faked disability for years, was jailed for life for the brutal murder of his wife Linda in Formby in 2000.
Drumcree judge urges parties to step back from the abyss
A High Court judge has urged parties in the Drumcree march dispute to reach agreement for the sake of everyone in Northern Ireland, amid a legal challenge.
Venezuelan shot by ICE in Austin needs surgery, supporters say
Wilber Rafael Garcés Pérez, 28, shot by ICE in Austin, needs surgery to avoid losing feeling on his left side; supporters and DHS dispute care and events.
Jill Dando murder: New CCTV probe into 'Serbian hitman' link
Police have launched a new investigation into the unsolved murder of Jill Dando, re-examining CCTV footage of an unidentified man near Putney Bridge station using enhanced technology.
Police re-examine Jill Dando CCTV after assassin probe
Police have launched a fresh investigation into Jill Dando's murder, re-examining CCTV from Putney Bridge station following the Daily Mirror's probe into Serbian assassin Milorad Ulemek.
Man charged with murder after Peterlee stabbing death
Kenneth Fishwick, 53, of Peterlee, has been charged with murder after Dean Fishwick, 51, died following a stabbing in Thames Road on Wednesday night.
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