Letby Families Lose Bid to Challenge CPS Ruling
Families of babies allegedly harmed by Lucy Letby at Liverpool Women's Hospital have failed to overturn the CPS decision not to bring further charges, following an extensive review.
Category : Prosecution
Man in court over £1m streetlamp thefts across UK
A 20-year-old man appeared in court accused of stealing streetlamps worth £1m across several UK counties. He faces multiple theft charges.
Man arrested after Brighton Beach rape report
Police have arrested a 28-year-old man after a woman in her 20s was allegedly raped on Brighton Beach overnight. A cordon is in place between the 360 Tower and volleyball courts.
Letby families lose bid to overturn no further charges
Families of six babies allegedly harmed by Lucy Letby have failed to overturn the CPS decision not to bring further charges, after a review upheld the original ruling.
Letby prosecution decision upheld after families' review bid fails
Families of six babies allegedly harmed by Lucy Letby lose bid to overturn CPS decision not to bring further charges; independent review upholds original ruling.
Petition to Stop PC Harper Killers' Early Release Hits 130K
A petition to stop the early release of PC Andrew Harper's killers has surpassed 130,000 signatures, with the police federation chair threatening legal action.
Man admits fracturing victim's face in bus station attack
Ian Smith admitted punching and kicking a man at East Kilbride Bus Station, causing multiple facial fractures. He appeared at Hamilton Sheriff Court.
John Ritter's Wife: He 'Never Had a Chance' After Misdiagnosis
John Ritter died at 54 after a misdiagnosed aortic dissection. His wife Amy Yasbeck settled lawsuits for $14M, saying he 'never had a chance.'
Teen died in gang clash with multiple stab wounds, trial
A 16-year-old died from multiple stab wounds after rival gangs clashed in Moston, a murder trial heard. Four men deny murder and violent disorder.
Man anxious over appearance after Cardiff nightclub assault
A university student suffered a broken nose and emotional distress after an assault at District nightclub in Cardiff. Adam Mian, 21, pleaded guilty to ABH and awaits sentencing.
Ex-Olympian weighs legal action after pool charges dropped
David Hearn's attorney says all options are on the table after prosecutors dropped vandalism charges over Lincoln Memorial pool damage, now attributed to contractor error.
Gang rape suspect demands victim's family not wear pink in court
Desmond Carter, accused in the gang rape of Madison Brooks, seeks to ban pink attire in court, arguing it could sway the jury. Prosecutors call the request absurd.
Man Lied About Out-of-Control Jaguar to Dodge Finance
Nathan Owen fabricated a motorway emergency in his electric Jaguar to avoid car finance payments, leading to a police pursuit and a prison sentence.
Roy Hickman thumbs up judge after guilty plea
Roy Hickman, 42, admitted breaching a serious crime prevention order in Liverpool, giving a thumbs up to the judge. He was arrested in July after police found cannabis and phones.
Journal reveals mom's plea for help before killing kids
A Massachusetts mother who killed her three children with exercise bands wrote in her journal that she was 'desperate to get a mental break' before the killings, a court heard.
World Cup host cities demand millions from FIFA
Several US World Cup host cities are reportedly demanding millions in unpaid FIFA funding, promised verbally but never delivered.
Police inspector groped colleagues on Soho dancefloor, court hears
A police inspector allegedly sexually assaulted three female colleagues on a Soho dancefloor, groping and pinching them, a court heard.
Teen jailed for robbing shop over yellow sticker deals
A drunken teenager robbed a Morrisons Daily after being told there were no yellow sticker deals, assaulting the lone shopkeeper. He was sentenced to 28 months detention.
Fugitive faces new criminal damage charge after court van escape
Stephen Grzyb, 22, who fled a custody van outside Liverpool Magistrates' Court, now faces a criminal damage charge for allegedly damaging a police cell at Belle Vale custody suite.
Solicitor posed as police to get ex's CCTV
A solicitor from Altrincham impersonated a police officer at a Warrington Nando's to obtain CCTV footage of his ex-girlfriend, leading to a 12-month community order.
PC Harper's widow slams PM over killers' early release
Lissie Harper accuses PM Andy Burnham of 'utter betrayal' after two of her husband's killers remain eligible for early release under revised prison scheme.
'Black Widow' fraudster jailed after fleeing to Tenerife
Pamela Gwinnett, known as the 'Black Widow', has been jailed for 16 months after absconding to Tenerife, having swindled nearly £300,000 from a vulnerable pensioner.
Violin tutor cleared of sexual assault charges
Jan Repko, 68, was found not guilty at Southwark Crown Court of sexually assaulting a prospective student during a taster session in London.
Black Widow fraudster jailed after Tenerife flight
Pamela Gwinnett, known as 'Black Widow', jailed after fleeing to Tenerife for 16 months, having stolen nearly £300,000 from pensioner Joan Green.
Man jailed for fake Jaguar brake failure to escape finance
Nathan Owen, 33, jailed for four years and three months after staging a 38-mile high-speed chase with police, falsely claiming his Jaguar's brakes failed to avoid finance payments.
Ex-hospital worker with hammer at Newcastle GP surgery
A former hospital cleaner admitted carrying a hammer and screwdriver to a Newcastle GP surgery, saying he had them for protection after being assaulted.
Man charged with attempted rape at Liverpool massage parlour
Craig Watson, 39, charged with attempted rape and breaching a risk of sexual harm order after a sexual assault report at a Liverpool massage business.
Dentist Convicted of Murdering Wife with Poisoned Protein Shakes
Colorado dentist James Craig convicted of murdering his wife by poisoning her protein shakes and hospital IV, with cyanide.
Ghislaine Maxwell invokes Fifth Amendment in Congress, prompting criticism
Ghislaine Maxwell invoked the Fifth Amendment in a congressional deposition, drawing criticism and questions about who she may be protecting.
Austrian mountaineer 'endlessly sorry' over girlfriend's death on Grossglockner but denies criminal
Trial of Austrian climber Thomas P over girlfriend's death on Grossglockner; he denies gross negligent manslaughter.
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