PC cleared of sexual assault charges in Cardiff
PC Fiona Anderson, 34, was found not guilty of two counts of sexual assault at Bristol Crown Court on Monday, September 28, following allegations from 2018.
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Drink-driver who killed man asks for deportation
Romanian national Nicolae Brica, 48, was almost twice the legal alcohol limit when his Renault Megane struck and killed Thomas Plane, 28, in Norwich on Christmas Eve. He has asked to be deported after sentencing.
Teacher 'wanted pupil to carry his baby after raping her'
A science teacher accused of raping a schoolgirl in a storeroom allegedly told her he wanted her to carry his baby, a court heard. Darlington Nuwertey, 32, denies nine rape charges and one abuse of position of trust charge.
Homeless man jailed for brutal attack on friend in Cardiff
Shane Newman, 37, was jailed for 18 months for a violent assault on friend Stuart Barton outside Adams Court in Cardiff, captured on CCTV.
Man jailed for leaving sister's boyfriend with brain injury
Richard Phoenix, 39, of Woodchurch, left Lewis Edwards motionless in freezing temperatures for over five hours after a brutal attack, causing a devastating brain injury. He was jailed for 12 years.
Murder accused in court after County Durham stabbing death
Kenneth Fishwick, 53, appeared in court charged with murder after Dean Fishwick, 51, died from stab wounds in Peterlee, County Durham.
Mum accused of killing son, 2, planned Disney trip hours before death
A mother accused of murdering her two-year-old son had been planning a Disney World trip with him hours before his death, a court heard.
Van driver denies causing death of grandmother in Blaina
A man killed a grandmother-of-five after reversing his van into her as she crossed the road in Blaina, a court has heard. Jordan Reames-Williams, 33, denies causing death by careless driving.
Drunk driver jailed for killing M23 worker
Vilius Domarkas, 38, was jailed for 10 years after admitting causing death by dangerous driving when his van entered coned-off M23 roadworks and killed highways worker Anthony Howe, 65.
Driver, 63, avoids prison after nursery crash trapped boy, 2
Jayne James, 63, received a suspended sentence after crashing into a nursery playground in Ellesmere Port, trapping a two-year-old boy against a wall and injuring two other children.
Former teacher cleared of rape, jury discharged on other counts
Former teacher Daniel Gravell was acquitted of raping a teenager in 2001, but the jury failed to reach verdicts on two other rape allegations and was discharged.
Man admits killing dad in Stockbridge Village chippy attack
Jahfari Moore, 26, pleaded guilty to manslaughter over the death of Carl Ennis, 54, who died after an assault at The Village Chippy in Stockbridge Village.
Man in court over murder of care worker Leanne Park
Andrew Bell, from Darlington, appeared in court accused of murdering 44-year-old care worker Leanne Park, whose body was found in Darlington town centre on Wednesday.
Husband Reports Wife to Police for Drink Driving
June Austin, 64, of Widnes, was banned from driving for 28 months after her husband called police when she crashed into a plant pot while drunk at 11am.
Woman crashed car into nursery trapping boy, 2, under wheel
Jayne James, 63, crashed her car through a nursery fence in Ellesmere Port, trapping a two-year-old under the wheel. She pleaded guilty to dangerous driving and received a suspended sentence.
Ratcliffe to settle £180m dispute after 'heated arguments'
Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Sir Ben Ainslie reportedly want to settle their £180m legal dispute out of court rather than wait for a trial date in late 2027.
Third arrest in Tasia Fortune death; hanging staged
Eric Clark, 45, charged with murder in Tasia Fortune's death; police say autopsy found the hanging scene was staged.
Manchester City guilty verdict: consequences could be profound
Manchester City face severe punishment after a guilty verdict on 115 Premier League charges, with potential title stripping, financial claims, and long-term fallout for the club and league.
Nurses to testify in landmark RCN discrimination case
Two NHS nurses will give evidence in Sandie Peggie's employment tribunal against the Royal College of Nursing, which she accuses of abandoning her over gender-critical beliefs.
Jailed rapist John Houston launches appeal bid after 10-year term
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.
Scots invited to £100m legal action over airport data breach
Thousands of Scottish holidaymakers can join a £100m class action after personal data was stolen in a cyber attack on Manchester Airports Group, which operates three UK hubs.
Synagogue knifeman's associate denies failing to disclose info
Hekmat Ali Hakim, 49, pleaded not guilty at the Old Bailey to failing to disclose information about the Manchester synagogue terror attack that killed two worshippers.
Drumcree legal challenge questions PSNI assessment
A legal challenge to the ruling allowing the Orange Order to march on the Garvaghy Road has questioned whether anything has changed in the police assessment of the march.
Former BA worker's legal battle after 30-year job loss
Tess De Mello, a former British Airways cabin crew member, is appealing an employment tribunal ruling after losing her job of 30 years during the pandemic, citing shame and unfair dismissal.
What next for Man City and the 115 charges with more delays
Manchester City face weeks of speculation after leaks suggest they will be found guilty of most of the 115 charges, with an appeal likely to delay the final outcome well into 2027.
Guardiola's Stance on Man City's 115 Charges as Verdict Delivered
Pep Guardiola believed Manchester City acted properly over the 115 charges, now found guilty of 114. Penalties could include a fine, points deduction, or expulsion.
Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes reportedly to be moved to halfway home
Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes will reportedly be transferred from a minimum security prison to a halfway home in Texas next August, according to ABC News.
CCTV shows Lamarre-Condon buying surfboard bag before murders
CCTV played to a Sydney jury shows Beau Lamarre-Condon sizing up a surfboard bag days before allegedly murdering two men, prosecutors said.
Toddler left playground through fence gap before pond death
A three-year-old boy found dead in a Suffolk pond had left a playground through a gap in a fence, an inquest heard. Noah Woods became separated from a relative and went towards Decoy Pond.
Ex-officer pleads not guilty to murders of Sydney couple
Beau Lamarre-Condon pleads not guilty to murdering Jesse Baird and Luke Davies as his trial opens in Sydney, with alleged CCTV showing him disguised as a delivery driver.
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