Man charged with attempted murder after BMW hit cyclist in Aberdeen
A 37-year-old man has been charged with attempted murder after a white BMW struck a 19-year-old cyclist on Rousay Drive in Aberdeen on September 25, 2026.
Category : Courts
Astley 'cruise ship' warehouse saga: public inquiry set
A public inquiry will consider Whistl's application to house 60 HGVs and 95 trailers at Astley Business Park, following objections from 131 residents.
Family freed after court U-turn likely to return to jail
A family freed after their convictions were quashed is likely to return to jail following a Supreme Court ruling reinstating their sentences for allowing a vulnerable woman to suffer serious harm.
Fresh police probe into Jill Dando murder: what we know
Police have launched a fresh investigation into the unsolved murder of BBC presenter Jill Dando, shot outside her London home in 1999, re-examining CCTV footage with new technology.
Rui Pinto breaks silence after Man City guilty verdict
Rui Pinto, the Football Leaks founder, calls Man City's guilty verdict on 114 Premier League charges 'historic' and warns fans to 'fasten your seat belts'.
Fibre-taping forensic first caught slaughterhouse killer of OAP
A brutal 2002 murder in Oxfordshire led to the UK's first use of fibre-taping, a forensic breakthrough that caught the killer and changed criminal investigations forever.
Body Found in Penarth Woods; Police Investigate
Police discovered a body in woodland at Cae Canol, Penarth, on Friday afternoon. No suspicious circumstances are reported, and formal identification is pending.
Murder victim named as Dean Fishwick, 51, from Peterlee
Dean Fishwick, 51, from Peterlee, died after sustaining stab wounds in an incident on Thames Road on September 23. Two people remain in custody.
Jill Dando murder: fresh probe with new tech after 27 years
Police launch fresh probe into Jill Dando murder using state-of-the-art technology, including CCTV enhancement, 27 years after her death.
Man City expected guilty on most of 115 charges
Manchester City are expected to be found guilty of most charges in the 115-case Premier League investigation, a verdict that could have severe consequences for the club's future.
Jackson criticizes supreme court’s emergency docket handling
US supreme court justice Ketanji Brown Jackson criticized the court’s handling of emergency requests, warning the practice could become an end-run around standard review.
Investigation launched after body found at West Kirby Marine Lake
An investigation has been launched after a man's body was found at West Kirby Marine Lake. Police believe he entered the water near Flint Castle.
Jill Dando murder: Met Police launch new CCTV investigation
Detectives are re-examining CCTV from Putney Bridge station after the Mirror linked a wanted man to Serbian assassin Milorad Ulemek in the 1999 murder of Jill Dando.
Scots Crime Round-Up: Scam Gang, Court Arrests, Carer Struck Off
A round-up of Friday's biggest Scottish crime stories: scam gang sentencing delayed, traveller gang ramming, teen arrests at court, carer struck off, and hospital crash.
California court orders sheriff to return seized ballots
California's supreme court ruled Thursday that Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco must return more than 650,000 ballots his department confiscated, saying the seizure created a substantial risk to election integrity.
Crump releases Nolan Wells phone data after grand jury ruling
Civil rights attorney Ben Crump released forensic cellphone data and autopsy details in Nolan Wells' death, days after a Mississippi grand jury found no evidence of criminal conduct.
High Court's 1906 'aliens' ruling a legal wound, authors say
The High Court's 1906 Robtelmes v Brenan decision backed the forced expulsion of Australian South Sea Islanders as 'aliens'. Authors argue the legal wound remains open and must be addressed.
Council chair apologises for 'shut up' remark to campaigners
North Tyneside Council chair Coun Wendy Lott has apologised after footage showed her saying 'oh shut up' as High Borrans campaigners left a council meeting.
Met should investigate Putney Pusher arrest, says watchdog
The IOPC says the Met's Directorate of Professional Standards should investigate the arrest of Nicholas Brandram, the Putney Pusher suspect found dead this month.
Cellmate guilty of murder with 'They killed us' on back
Jonathan Alcide, 36, was found guilty of murdering cellmate Neil Ashby, 49, at HMP Stoke Heath. Ashby's body bore the words 'They killed us' scrawled on his back.
Man denies attempted murder over Golders Green stabbings
Essa Suleiman, 45, has denied attempted murder after allegedly stabbing two Jewish men in Golders Green and a friend in Southwark.
Pair jailed for life for murder of vulnerable 6st man
Kenneth Newton and Melanie James were jailed for life for murdering Rubin Blount, 28, after months of abuse in Tamworth. Each must serve at least 21 years.
Man found dead at West Kirby lake 'went into water in North Wales'
A man found dead on the shore of the Marine Lake in West Kirby is believed to have entered the water near Flint Castle in North Wales, over 20 miles away.
Victims 'grossly failed' by court bailing paedophile to flat
London's Victims' Commissioner says victims were 'grossly failed' after a paedophile was bailed to a flat overlooking a playground before being jailed for AI image offences.
Peggie tribunal: RCN says beliefs had 'no bearing' on support refusal
A tribunal heard Sandie Peggie's sex and gender beliefs had 'no bearing' on the RCN's decision to refuse her legal support, which was denied for not qualifying under union rules.
RCN tribunal: Peggie's beliefs 'no bearing' on refusal
Sandie Peggie's sex and gender beliefs had no bearing on the Royal College of Nursing's decision to refuse her legal support request, a tribunal heard.
Peggie beliefs 'no bearing' on RCN refusal
A tribunal heard Sandie Peggie's gender-critical beliefs had no bearing on the Royal College of Nursing's refusal of her legal support request. The union cited rules for providing legal services.
No action against Iranian man over Faslane base incident
Prosecutors will not take proceedings against a 34-year-old Iranian man following an alleged attempt to enter Faslane naval base on March 19.
Murder probe after woman's body found near Darlington pub
A murder investigation has been launched after a woman was found dead at the Greyhound pub in Darlington. Two men have been arrested.
Danny Tommo denies criminal damage over Channel boat slashing
Far-right activist Daniel Thomas, known as Danny Tommo, pleaded not guilty to criminal damage after allegedly slashing a boat in the English Channel with an emergency responder on board.
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