Emmerdale's Vinny Dingle split from Lewis Barton for good
Emmerdale's Lewis Barton ends his relationship with Vinny Dingle following the revelation that Vinny caused Jimmy King's fatal crash.
Category : Prisons
Man Who Strangled Mum and Called Phone Sex Line Jailed for Life
Richard Clayton, 45, of Newham, east London, has been jailed for life for strangling his 74-year-old mother, Angela Clayton, before calling a phone sex line and then confessing to police.
Sammy 'The Bear' Ralston: Peterhead Riot Leader's Story
Sammy Ralston led the 1987 Peterhead Prison siege, holding a guard hostage for six days before the SAS intervened. He was released in 2010 after extra sentencing.
Woman, 50, faces execution for satanic ritual murder as teen
Christa Pike, 50, is set to be executed in Tennessee on Wednesday for the 1996 satanic ritual murder of Colleen Slemmer, committed when Pike was 18.
Bully who bit girlfriend in Tenerife attack is jailed
Owen Dodd, 23, from Warrington, has been jailed for 680 days after biting and repeatedly punching and kicking his girlfriend during a Tenerife holiday, with the attack ending only when strangers intervened.
Edinburgh University staff strike over £140m cuts
Around 3,000 University of Edinburgh staff began five weeks of strike action on Monday over £140 million in cuts, compulsory redundancies, and the closure of 90 programmes.
Edinburgh staff begin five weeks of strikes over £140m cuts
Some 3,000 University of Edinburgh staff have begun five weeks of strike action over £140 million in cuts and compulsory redundancies, with 90 programmes set to close.
Drug dealer jailed after scaffolding escape attempt
Cairo Taylor, 29, was jailed for five years after pleading guilty to 16 drug supply offences following a police raid in Salford.
Christa Pike: first woman in 200 years to be executed in Tennessee
Christa Pike, 50, convicted of the 1995 murder of Colleen Slemmer, will become the first woman executed in Tennessee in 200 years. She has requested an all-female execution team and asked that her family not be present.
Family-run Welsh haulage firm CVH enters liquidation after 50 years
CVH Transport Services, a family-run Welsh haulage firm operating for nearly 50 years, has entered Creditors Voluntary Liquidation, adding to a wave of freight industry failures in 2026.
CVH Transport enters liquidation after nearly 50 years
Family-run CVH Transport Services, based in Gwent, Wales, has entered Creditors Voluntary Liquidation, with liquidators appointed on September 16 and notice published in the London Gazette on September 17.
Staff slam principal over £10k pet relocation bill
University of Edinburgh staff facing job losses have criticised principal Sir Peter Mathieson over a £10,000 bill to relocate his cat and dog during a budget crisis.
Armed prisoners riot at Scotland's young offenders jail
Armed prisoners rioted at HMP & YOI Polmont in Falkirk, forcing a section into lockdown for several hours on Friday night.
Encrochat drug dealers jailed after luxury lifestyle exposed
Two drug dealers who flaunted luxury lifestyles were jailed for nearly 20 years after French police cracked Encrochat, exposing their plot to flood Scotland with drugs.
Former deputy head banned for bullying staff at Barry school
Former deputy headteacher Indira Yagambrun has been banned from teaching by the Education Workforce Council after bullying and intimidating colleagues at Romilly Primary School in Barry.
Gateshead shoplifter jailed for breaching restraining orders
Adam Sweet, 21, was jailed for two years after admitting 38 theft offences, 27 breaches of restraining orders and a public order offence in Gateshead.
JT Leyland enters administration after 50 years, all jobs lost
JT Leyland Limited, a Cumbria-based haulage firm trading for over 50 years, has entered administration, with all 43 employees made redundant amid financial pressures.
Cumbria haulage firm JT Leyland enters administration
JT Leyland Limited, a Cumbria-based haulage firm trading for over 50 years, has entered administration due to difficult trading conditions and rising costs. All 43 employees have been made redundant.
Delivery driver jailed for killing boy, 5, on shortcut
A delivery driver who killed a five-year-old boy while taking a shortcut down a one-way backstreet in Leeds has been jailed for six years.
Hackney Turks gangster jailed for life for restaurant shooting
Beytullah Gunduz, 40, a senior Hackney Turks gang member, was jailed for life with a minimum of 20 years for orchestrating the shooting of Onur Guzel outside a Dalston restaurant.
Woman tells court of sister's harrowing last moments after poison sale
A British victim of Canadian poison seller Kenneth Law died in the company of a stranger she met online, a sentencing hearing was told. Law is linked to over 100 suicides worldwide.
Jailed Liverpool carer, 44, dies in prison
Joseph Peacock, 44, a jailed Liverpool carer, died at Royal Preston Hospital on July 25. An inquest has been opened and adjourned pending a Prisons and Probation Ombudsman review.
Thornaby burglar jailed after 2am bedroom raid
Daniel Pattison, 31, has been jailed for three years after breaking into a Thornaby home and standing over a sleeping woman's bed at 2am, leaving her 'petrified'.
Man who kicked homeless man in head gets extended sentence
A 22-year-old man who repeatedly punched and kicked a homeless man in the head in an unprovoked attack in Aberystwyth has been given a seven-and-a-half-year extended sentence.
Amateur cannabis farmer fined after 'really poor attempt'
An amateur cannabis farmer has been fined after police found his 'really poor attempt' at growing the plants in his home. James Wilson, 24, pleaded guilty to cultivating cannabis.
Forklift injury firm fined £137k after worker hit in Hillingdon
Mills Limited fined £137,000 after a Hillingdon Council investigation found safety failings led to an employee being hit by a forklift truck and injured.
Lodger who stabbed man 179 times gets hospital order
Moses Fernandes, 23, received an indefinite hospital order for fatally stabbing Terry McFadyen, 71, at least 179 times in a frenzied attack in Norwich.
Lodger stabs landlord 179 times in frenzied Norwich attack
Moses Fernandes, 23, stabbed landlord Terry McFadyen at least 179 times in a frenzied attack, driven by the delusional belief he was being poisoned. He was detained under an indefinite hospital order.
Toxteth man jailed for six years over Class A drugs line
Sean Parris, 36, of Toxteth, has been jailed for six years after pleading guilty to supplying crack cocaine and heroin via a graft phone between June and August 2026.
Teen held in solitary-like conditions for 22 hours a day, ombudsman finds
A Victorian ombudsman report found a 16-year-old boy was held in adult prison conditions bordering on solitary confinement for 22 hours a day, breaching his human rights.
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