Greg Lynn Seeks Bail to Live with Son Before Retrial
Accused killer Greg Lynn's lawyers argue for bail, citing a weak case and unfair trial timing, as he awaits a retrial for the 2020 death of Carol Clay.
Category : Courts
Lammy's Court Reforms: Blitz Courts, AI and Video Hearings
Deputy PM David Lammy announces sweeping court reforms including blitz courts, AI technology and expanded video hearings to address Britain's growing justice backlog and put victims first.
Lammy's £2.8bn Court Funding to Lift Sitting Day Limits
Deputy PM David Lammy has secured a £2.785billion settlement to fund unlimited Crown Court sitting days, aiming to reduce the 80,000-case backlog and modernise the justice system.
Jury Sworn In for Natalie McNally Murder Trial
A jury of six men and six women has been sworn in for the trial of Stephen McCullagh, accused of murdering pregnant Natalie McNally in Lurgan in 2022. The trial is set to last five weeks.
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Murdaugh Appeals to Supreme Court Over Jury Influence
Alex Murdaugh's legal team urges the South Carolina Supreme Court to overturn his murder convictions, alleging improper jury influence by a court clerk. Prosecutors argue the impact was minimal.
Wrongfully Jailed Men Face Compensation Law Overhaul in UK
Men wrongfully imprisoned in England and Wales are pushing for changes to compensation laws, citing delays and inadequate payouts that fail to address their suffering and reintegration needs.
Luigi Mangione State Trial Date Announced
The state trial date for Luigi Mangione has been officially scheduled, marking a significant development in this high-profile criminal case that has captured public attention.
Luigi Mangione's Court Outburst Over Double Jeopardy Claim
Alleged assassin Luigi Mangione made a dramatic outburst in Manhattan court, claiming his dual state and federal trials constitute double jeopardy as his trial date was set for June.
Ex-Gamekeeper Called Policeman 'Vermin' in Murder Trial
A former gamekeeper accused of murdering a groundsman allegedly called a policeman 'vermin' during a chance meeting at Scone Palace, court hears in Glasgow trial.
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Andy Carroll Denies Breaching Court Order in Chelmsford
Former England striker Andy Carroll pleads not guilty to breaching a non-molestation order related to his ex-wife, Billi Mucklow, during a hearing at Chelmsford Magistrates' Court.
Prosecutor Denies Conflict in Charlie Kirk Murder Trial
A Utah prosecutor has denied conflict of interest allegations in the Charlie Kirk murder case as courtroom battles over evidence and media access intensify ahead of trial.
Judge Urges Starmer to Overhaul 'Collapsing' Justice System
Sir Brian Leveson's 700-page report calls for over 130 reforms, including a PM's criminal justice adviser and AI integration, as David Lammy commits to urgent action.
Leveson Review: Remote Hearings and New Adviser to Save Courts
Sir Brian Leveson's review proposes over 130 recommendations, including a Prime Minister's criminal justice adviser and widespread remote hearings, to tackle the severe backlog in England and Wales courts.
Video Hearings and Bus Lanes Proposed to Cut Court Backlog
A major report by Sir Brian Leveson recommends widespread use of video links for court hearings and allowing prison vans in bus lanes to address England and Wales' record case backlog.
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Leveson Urges Starmer to Take Charge of Courts Crisis
Retired judge Sir Brian Leveson calls for Prime Minister Keir Starmer to appoint a criminal justice adviser and implement over 130 reforms to rescue a system 'on brink of collapse'.
Secret D-Day Blueprint Valued at £100k for Auction
A highly classified 1943 blueprint detailing initial D-Day invasion plans, created by Lieutenant General Frederick Morgan, is set to fetch £100,000 at auction in Derbyshire.
Man Accused of Strangling Girl Urged Police to Check CCTV
Mohammad Kabir, an Afghan national accused of strangling a 12-year-old girl who was later raped, urged police to check CCTV footage to clear his name, Warwick Crown Court hears.
Doreen Lawrence: 'Taken for a fool' by Daily Mail publisher
Doreen Lawrence tells the High Court she feels betrayed by the Daily Mail's publisher, alleging unlawful information gathering after years of trusting their coverage of her son Stephen's murder case.
Teen in Court Over Drive-By Shooting That Killed Mother
A teenager has appeared in court accused of involvement in the drive-by shooting that killed Michelle Sadio, a 44-year-old mother-of-two, outside a London church in December 2024.
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Empty Courtrooms Amid 80,000 Case Backlog
Analysis reveals over 64 Crown courtrooms sit unused daily despite record backlog, raising questions about David Lammy's jury trial reforms.
Teen's Final Call to Mum as Bear Mauls Her
Olga Moskalyova, 19, made desperate phone calls to her mother while being attacked by a bear during a hike with her stepfather in Russia. Her heartbreaking final words revealed the horrific ordeal.
Nigerian Army Kills Boko Haram Commander Abu Khalid
The Nigerian military has announced the death of senior Boko Haram commander Abu Khalid and ten insurgents during a night operation in northeastern Borno state, marking a shift in tactical approach.
Afghan Nationals Accused of Raping 12-Year-Old in Nuneaton
Warwick Crown Court hears harrowing details of alleged attack on schoolgirl by two Afghan nationals, with CCTV footage and victim testimony presented to jurors.
Narrative Verdict in George Nkencho Inquest with Recommendations
A jury has delivered a narrative verdict in the inquest into the death of George Nkencho, who was shot by gardaí in Dublin in 2020, with recommendations including body-worn cameras for armed officers.
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Court Hears Details of 12-Year-Old's Rape in Nuneaton
A Warwick Crown Court jury hears how a 12-year-old girl was found 'mumbling and crying' after being raped by an Afghan man in Nuneaton, with the attack involving strangulation and indecent photos.
Judge Blocks Death Penalty in CEO Murder Case
A US District Judge has dismissed federal murder charges against Luigi Mangione, accused of killing CEO Brian Thompson, preventing prosecutors from seeking the death penalty.
Judge Rules No Death Penalty for Mangione in CEO Murder
A judge has ruled that Luigi Mangione will not face the death penalty if convicted of murdering healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, while also allowing key evidence from his backpack to be used in the trial.
Dundee Sheriff Court to Move to Edinburgh in Justice Overhaul
Dundee Sheriff Court is set to relocate to Edinburgh as part of a major Scottish justice system restructuring, sparking concerns over access and local impact.
Man Cleared After Pub Heater Fuel Incident Burns Cousins
A jury has acquitted Dale Carter after he squirted fuel on a tabletop heater, causing serious burns to two cousins during a birthday celebration in Suffolk.
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Sydney Heiress Denies New Charges Over Rolls Royce Crash
High-profile Chinese heiress Lanlan Yang pleads not guilty to two additional charges related to a serious car crash in Sydney's east, while admitting to a separate bail breach.
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