Trial date set for student officer accused of rape and kidnap
A student police officer accused of raping and kidnapping a woman appeared in court, with a provisional trial date set for February 2027.
Category : Prosecution
Prosecution over nursery death of Sadie Salt, 2
Prosecutors will bring health and safety charges over the 2020 death of two-year-old Sadie Salt, who choked on a sausage at a Hertfordshire nursery.
Raheem Sterling in court over driving and laughing gas charges
Former England footballer Raheem Sterling has arrived at Basingstoke Magistrates' Court charged with dangerous driving, possession of nitrous oxide and failing to provide a specimen.
Mum jailed for life for stabbing vulnerable man to death
Kayleigh Smart, 40, was jailed for life with a minimum of eight years for the manslaughter of Liam Collier, 34, in Haydock. She stabbed him 11 times during a schizophrenic episode.
Report to Reveal Failings That Allowed Letby to Murder Babies
The Thirlwall Report, published today after a 17-month inquiry, reveals failings that allowed nurse Lucy Letby to murder seven babies and attempt to murder seven more at the Countess of Chester Hospital.
Man claimed poisoned orange juice before metal bar attack
Omar Momand, 20, allegedly struck six people with a metal bar at Newton Community Hospital. He claimed a neighbour spiked his orange juice. He denies wounding charges at Liverpool Crown Court.
Experts quit Letby defence team over scientific credibility
Two leading experts have withdrawn from Lucy Letby’s defence team, citing concerns about the scientific credibility of some evidence being put forward in her challenge against her convictions.
Man pleads not guilty over Huyton crash deaths
James Diggle pleaded not guilty to three counts of aiding and abetting Ben Dooley to cause deaths of three men in July Huyton crash that killed four, including his brother Jack.
James Diggle in court over Huyton crash killing four
James Diggle appears in court charged over a Huyton crash that killed Jack Diggle, Ben Dooley, Andrew Roberts and Craig Shackleton-Brady.
FBI told Andrew 'brought women into palace after rules were relaxed'
A retired royal protection officer says he told the FBI that rules were relaxed to allow Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to bring multiple women into Buckingham Palace between 1997 and 2004.
British father to face Cyprus court over toddler's hotel fall
A British father will return to Cyprus to face court over the death of his two-year-old son, who fell 33ft from a hotel window. His lawyers have argued there is no public interest in continuing the prosecution.
Alder Hey worker sacked over crude post-it notes loses tribunal bid
A senior perfusion scientist at Alder Hey Children's Hospital was dismissed after crude and offensive post-it notes were found, and his tribunal bid for interim relief has been rejected.
Alder Hey worker sacked over post-it notes loses tribunal bid
A senior Alder Hey scientist was dismissed over crude and offensive post-it notes; a tribunal has rejected his interim relief application.
Susan Edwards legal team considers fresh appeal over murders
Lawyers for Susan Edwards, jailed for killing her parents, say they may seek a review of her conviction due to newly obtained information, the Mirror reports.
Sister of murder victim Natasha Connors Kernan urges killer to confess
The sister of Natasha Connors Kernan, 29, found dead in Ravensdale Park, Dublin, on August 25, has appealed to the killer to 'own up to what you did'.
Killer admits hiding mum's body in cellar after 1998 murder
Trevor Dunkley, 66, pleaded guilty to the 1998 murder of Patricia Lashley and to preventing her lawful burial, after telling police he hid her body in a cellar before disposing of it.
Gerry Hutch's son in court after extradition from Lanzarote
Jason Murphy, son of Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch, appeared in Dublin District Court charged with facilitating a criminal organisation after being flown from Lanzarote on a government jet.
Judge asks lawyers to agree evidence ahead of Kohli trial
A judge has asked lawyers to decide what evidence they can agree ahead of Hardeep Singh Kohli's trial over rape and other sex offence charges involving five women.
Family of murdered teen Celeste calls for D4vd death penalty
The family of Celeste Rivas Hernandez has demanded that singer D4vd face the death penalty over her alleged murder and dismemberment.
Noel Clarke charged with six sexual offences
Actor Noel Clarke has been charged with six sexual offences, including two sexual assaults, following allegations made by five women between 2007 and 2016.
Shane Richie pleads not guilty to drink-driving charge
EastEnders star Shane Richie pleads not guilty to drink-driving. Trial set for November 2027 after July arrest in Harlow.
Bomb hoaxer jailed for threatening illegal immigrants 'go boom'
Sean McCrystal, 61, of Gateshead, was jailed for 12 months after sending threats to Northumbria Police and creating a fake nail-filled device.
Shane Richie to face trial next year for drink-driving
Shane Richie pleaded not guilty to drink-driving at Colchester magistrates court. The EastEnders star will face trial in November next year after an alleged reading of 65mg of alcohol.
Danielle McLaughlin killer's appeal no longer listed by Indian court
The appeal of Vikat Bhagat, convicted of murdering Liverpool John Moores student Danielle McLaughlin, is no longer listed by India’s High Court, with no new hearing date set.
Jealous husband mowed down wife's ex-lover in SUV
Paul Rudd, 58, drove his Kia Sportage onto a pavement and struck Aidan Boakes, 43, who suffered multiple fractures. Rudd admitted dangerous driving and was given a suspended sentence.
Channel disaster victims paid £2,500 for doomed dinghy spots
Victims of the worst English Channel migrant boat disaster paid at least £2,500 each for a place on the doomed dinghy, a court heard on the first day of a trial of 14 alleged people smugglers.
Man arrested on suspicion of murder after grandmother found dead
A 64-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after Rose Johnston, 64, was found dead at her home in Dovecot, Liverpool, following a blunt force head injury.
Public tried to rescue girl, 7, and aunt killed in fire
An inquest heard that members of the public tried to save Valentina Foster, seven, and Natalie McDonald, 34, who died in a Grangetown house fire. Both died from the effects of fire. Murder proceedings have begun.
Pregnant woman grabbed by neck in pet shop parking row
A man grabbed a pregnant woman by the neck after a parking dispute outside a Bolton pet shop, blaming her 'hormones' for the incident. He admitted assault by beating and received a community order with unpaid work.
Man grabbed pregnant woman by neck in pet shop row
Kane Samms, 35, admitted assault by beating after grabbing a pregnant woman by the neck in a Bolton pet shop parking dispute.
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