Wanted rapist caught in Manchester six days after attack
Fikadu Yemane, 29, has been jailed for eight years for raping and strangling a 19-year-old woman in Crewe. He was arrested in Manchester six days after the attack.
Category : Courts
Trump Turnberry suspects face terrorism accusation
Seven people charged over damage at Trump Turnberry golf course in Ayrshire face a 'terrorist connection' accusation, according to an indictment.
Grooming ringleader 'gifted shoes, trips' before rape, trial hears
Tahir Rashid, 55, is accused of sexually abusing three girls in Rochdale, giving one new trainers and a trip to Alton Towers before raping her, a court heard.
Seven charged over Trump Turnberry damage face terrorism claim
Seven people charged with damaging property at Trump Turnberry in Ayrshire face an allegation the offence had a terrorist connection.
Hillsborough mock shirt man jailed for 24 years for rape
James White, 36, who wore a Manchester United shirt mocking the Hillsborough Disaster, has been jailed for 24 years for rape and other offences against a woman.
Daily Crime Round-Up: Torched Car, Old Firm Bans, Slashing
A Range Rover was torched in Kilbarchan, Rangers and Celtic face stadium closures, a man was slashed in Glasgow, and more top crime stories from Scotland on Friday.
Ex-GMP officer lied about crash caught on doorbell camera
Former Greater Manchester Police PC Samuel Smith would have been sacked for gross misconduct after lying about a crash captured on Ring doorbell footage, a hearing found.
Ex-Premier League star's son found dead in Dubai with friend
Cassius Newton, 34, son of former Chelsea player Eddie Newton, and Aran Martinson, 33, were found dead in Ras Al Khaimah, Dubai, after a hike in extreme heat.
King Charles writes to families of A66 crash police officers
King Charles has sent letters of condolence to the families of two Cleveland Police officers killed in a head-on crash on the A66, who 'made the ultimate sacrifice' in the line of duty.
Four plead guilty to arson attack on Jewish ambulances
Four men pleaded guilty to destroying four Jewish community ambulances in an arson attack in Golders Green causing £1 million of damage.
Factory worker jailed for £1m arson attack on own workplace
Ajay Ajay, 31, was jailed for three years after setting fire to Natsons Midland Packaging Limited in Leicester, causing over £1 million in damage and disrupting the business for nearly six months.
Noah Donohoe inquest jury to resume deliberations next month
Jury deliberations in the inquest into the death of Belfast schoolboy Noah Donohoe will resume in mid-September after being adjourned in July.
Teen stabbed at Wembley civic centre named as David Wynter
David Wynter, 17, was fatally stabbed in Brent Civic Centre near Wembley Stadium. A 15-year-old boy has been charged with his murder and appeared at the Old Bailey.
Blue badge driver mooned motorist in disabled bay row
Francis McGrath, 59, chased Stuart Reeve, spat in his face, mooned at him and drove at his van after Reeve parked in a disabled bay in Runcorn. McGrath received a suspended prison sentence.
Man charged with murder after Salford disturbance death
Gabriel Joao Gurney Sacutti, 37, charged with murder after a man in his 30s died following a disturbance in Kempster Gardens, Salford, on August 12.
Pilot's final words before crash that killed 144
A cockpit recording captured a crew member's final words to his mother before Pacific Southwest Airlines Flight 182 crashed in San Diego, killing all 144 people on board and on the ground.
Belgian tourist's Tasmanian death ruled accident
A coroner found a 'confluence of errors' led to Belgian tourist Celine Cremer's death in Tasmania's wilderness, including deviating from a track and insufficient clothing.
Manchester man, 26, gunned down in US as murder probe launched
Jaime Lomas, 26, from Manchester, was shot multiple times on August 22 in Washington State. King County Sheriff's Office has classified his death as a homicide; no arrests have been made.
British man, 26, shot dead in US as murder probe launched
A 26-year-old British man from Manchester was shot multiple times in the US on August 22. Police have ruled his death a homicide and launched a murder investigation. No arrests have been made yet.
Senator demands criminal probe into RFK Jr over Samoa trip lies
A senior Democratic senator is calling for a criminal investigation into US health secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr after newly obtained records indicated he lied about a Samoa trip during Senate confirmation hearings last year.
Man pleads guilty to carrot incident at Two Tree Island
A man pleaded guilty to a public decency offence after a dog walker saw him walking without trousers and with a carrot at Two Tree Island nature reserve.
Ratko Mladić, Bosnian Serb war crimes commander, dies at 83
Ratko Mladić, the Bosnian Serb military commander convicted of genocide and crimes against humanity, has died aged 83 while serving a life sentence.
Daily Crime Roundup: Bonzo in Court, Killer Dies, Abuse Payout
Gangland figure Steven 'Bonzo' Daniel appears in court; schoolgirl killer Donna Marie Brand dies in custody; abuse victims win £2.5m from MOD; more.
Kirkdale 'scalp hunter' dies without revealing victims' heads' fate
Serial killer John Sweeney, known as the 'canal killer', died in prison on August 14 aged 69, taking unanswered questions about his victims' heads to his grave.
Rochdale grooming trial: girls 'passed around for sex'
Two girls were 'passed around for sex' by 'predatory' men in Rochdale and abused in 'the most humiliating and degrading way imaginable', a jury has been told. Six men deny all charges.
A66 crash inquests: Officers and five others named
Inquests opened into seven deaths from the A66 head-on crash, including two police officers and five occupants of a Volkswagen Passat, with details of identifications and provisional causes of death revealed.
Alan Jones Trial Week Four: Lunchtime Proceedings Recap
Week four of Alan Jones's trial saw key witness testimony and legal arguments over alleged indecent assault charges, with proceedings adjourned for lunch.
Alan Jones Trial Week 4: Lunchtime Evidence and Key Moments
Week four of Alan Jones's trial heard detailed lunchtime testimony, with witnesses describing events at the time. The court continues to examine the allegations against the former broadcaster.
A66 crash victims identified via fingerprints at inquest
Five young men killed in an A66 wrong-way crash were identified through fingerprint analysis, an inquest has heard. The collision also claimed the lives of two police officers.
Doctor tribunals: 37% of sexual misconduct claims involve colleagues
New MPTS figures show 48 sexual misconduct allegation types in 2025, with 18 involving colleagues and 17 patients. A judge called the data 'deeply concerning'.
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