Farmer cleared after shooting dead burglar at UK farmhouse
Farmer Robert Lomas faces no further action after shooting dead burglar Marcus Smith, 19, at his remote Derbyshire farmhouse. CPS decided no charges under householder self-defence laws.
Category : Prosecution
Tuchel Faces FIFA Sanctions for Referee Criticism
Thomas Tuchel could face FIFA sanctions after publicly criticizing match officials during the 2026 World Cup, with action possible following the tournament based on referee reports.
Murdoch's Final Words to Police 25 Years After Falconio Murder
Bradley John Murdoch, who murdered British backpacker Peter Falconio in 2001, died without revealing the location of his remains. New police images aim to generate leads.
Ex-Liverpool Star Ibe Guilty of Assault Pulling Braid from Ex's Head
Former Liverpool player Jordon Ibe, 30, pleaded guilty to assault occasioning actual bodily harm after pulling a braid from ex-girlfriend Amie Mayson's head during an argument, causing a bald patch and emotional distress.
Ex-RNLI Coxswain in Court Over Child Rape Plot
Ronald MacKillop, former Oban RNLI coxswain, is accused of conspiring to rape a nine-year-old girl, with charges including child abuse imagery and grossly offensive communications.
Man killed his mum then painted her nails in horror shrine
Dominic Whitton, 42, murdered his 75-year-old mother Pepita Garcia, inflicted 76 fractures, painted her nails, and kept her body in a shrine for six weeks before reporting her death.
Teen Confesses to Pushing Ex-Girlfriend to Her Death
A teenage boy has admitted to pushing his 13-year-old ex-girlfriend Aurora Tila to her death from a seventh-floor balcony in Piacenza, Italy, during an appeal hearing against his 17-year sentence.
Senator Graham Accused of Paying for Sex, Wearing Lingerie
After Senator Lindsey Graham's death, trans influencer Jesse James Rose alleged he paid her for sex and wore red lingerie in a hotel room when she was a student.
Wimbledon Crash Driver to Face Trial in 2027
Claire Freemantle, 49, charged with causing death by dangerous driving after a Land Rover crash at The Study Prep school in Wimbledon in 2023 that killed two girls, will face trial on September 6, 2027.
Blue's Lee Ryan loses appeal over racist assault conviction
Blue singer Lee Ryan faces possible jail after losing a High Court challenge against his conviction for racially aggravated assault on a British Airways flight in 2022.
Burnham Hails Hillsborough Law as MPs Approve Bill
MPs have approved the Hillsborough Law, requiring public authorities to owe a duty of candour. Andy Burnham hails it as a 'rewiring of the state' to prevent cover-ups like Hillsborough.
Prince Harry Slammed for 'Appalling' Response to Legal Loss
Prince Harry faces backlash after denouncing his legal defeat against the Daily Mail as a 'complete whitewash,' with commentators calling his response 'completely ludicrous.'
Supreme Court Justices' Security Budget Rises $26m
The US Supreme Court has requested a $26m budget increase for justices' security, citing heightened threats. The proposal includes funding for home security systems and additional personnel.
No Charges for Homeowner After Teen Shot Dead in Farm Burglary
Police confirm no action against a man in his 50s after 19-year-old Marcus Smith was fatally shot during a farm burglary; CPS cites householder self-defence rights.
Jury Discharged in Husband's Murder Trial
Jurors have been discharged in the trial of Syed Ahmad, 45, who denies murdering his wife Anam Rafay by stabbing her multiple times in Wythenshawe.
Sixth Arrest in Tameside Election Fraud Probe
A 25-year-old man has been arrested in Ashton-under-Lyne on suspicion of conspiracy to defraud, becoming the sixth person held in connection with alleged Tameside local elections offences.
Teen Denies Stabbing Teacher, Claims She Lied in Court
A teenage boy accused of attempting to murder a teacher at Milford Haven School denies stabbing her, claiming she lied about the incident. The trial continues at Swansea Crown Court.
Tube attempted rape: police release CCTV of suspect
Police release CCTV of a man after a woman was dragged to the floor and allegedly raped on a Bakerloo line Tube train in central London. BTP appeal for help identifying the suspect.
Naga Munchetty BBC Salary Revealed Amid Bullying Probe
Naga Munchetty's BBC salary rises to £360,000-£364,999 despite bullying investigation; she ranks eighth in BBC's highest-paid stars list.
Man jailed for life for stabbing business partner with children in car
Ben Wazabanga, 24, was jailed for life with a minimum of 24 years for stabbing Ayowale Aladejana to death after driving 50 miles from Bedford to south London with two children in the car.
Eckert's future uncertain as FA spygate probe continues
Southampton manager Tonda Eckert awaits FA decision over spygate scandal, with potential 12-month ban looming after EFL expulsion and points deduction.
Spanish PM's brother banned from public office for 9 years
David Sánchez, brother of Spain's PM, banned from public office for nine years for administrative misconduct over a council job. He was cleared of influence peddling.
Hunter Biden 'rule of law prevailed' in $1.7m defamation win
Hunter Biden expressed gratitude that the 'rule of law prevailed' after a federal judge awarded him $1.7m in punitive damages from former Overstock CEO Patrick Byrne for defamation.
Private Prosecution Paralyzes Hepburn Shire Council
A Daylesford small business owner's private prosecution of five Hepburn Shire councillors has forced them to stand down, leaving only two councillors able to serve and halting major decisions.
Carroll Gets $5.6M From Trump After Court Release
A Manhattan federal court released over $5.6 million owed by Donald Trump to E Jean Carroll from a sexual abuse and defamation verdict, after Trump's appeals failed.
Boosie Badazz Seeks $300K Refund After Failed Trump Pardon
Rapper Boosie Badazz, who paid $600,000 to JM Burkman & Associates for a Trump pardon that never came, is now seeking a $300,000 refund through arbitration. The firm denies promising a partial refund.
Ann Widdecombe Murder: Counter-Terror Police Confirm Targeted Attack
Counter-terrorism police confirm Ann Widdecombe's murder was a targeted attack. A 28-year-old man remains arrested on suspicion of terrorism and murder.
World Champion Kickboxer Tyler Ford Charged with Murder
Tyler Ford, 18, appears in Swansea Crown Court charged with murdering Ceiran Evans and attempting murder in a Gorseinon crash on July 9. Trial set for January 2027.
Boy Denies Attempted Murder of Teacher in Stabbing Trial
A 16-year-old boy denies attempted murder after stabbing teacher Vicki Williams in the head at Milford Haven School, claiming the knife was for showing off and the injuries were accidental.
Lee Ryan Loses High Court Challenge Over Assault
Blue singer Lee Ryan lost a High Court challenge against his conviction for racially aggravated assault on a Black flight attendant, calling her a 'chocolate cookie' and grabbing her wrists on a 2022 BA flight.
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