The mummified body of Richard Scatchard, 71, a wanted sex offender, was found in a caravan six months after his disappearance, an inquest heard. He was sought in connection with the death of his partner Kelly Faiers.
Vickrum Digwa, serving life for murder, along with his father and brother, pleaded not guilty to possessing 37 swords, knives, axe, and knuckledusters at Southampton Magistrates' Court.
Daud Nidhal Mohammed, 23, was jailed for five years and three months for killing Sam Johnston, 28, while inhaling nitrous oxide and driving uninsured in Salford.
Australian War Memorial updates Ben Roberts-Smith display after he is charged with five counts of war crime murder, adding details to plaque.
Church of England review finds 383 new abuse cases, with archbishops apologising for failures and expressing profound shame.
Steven Bullen, 51, was sentenced to 16 years and 4 months for leading a £109 million drugs ring from Marbella, smuggling 1.1 tonnes of cocaine via Encrochat.
A Welsh solicitor acted as a go-between for an organised crime group leader he represented, passing messages in prison and deleting evidence, a court has heard.
Richard Scatchard, 70, a sex offender on life licence, was found mummified in a caravan at a Watchet campsite six months after his partner Kelly Faiers was found dead. An inquest heard he had rib fractures and no clear cause of death.
Father Ted creator Graham Linehan has been awarded £25,000 compensation by the Metropolitan Police after his arrest last year. The force admitted shortcomings in the investigation and arrest.
Defence barristers for John Henry Sayers and his son told the Old Bailey they acted in reasonable self-defence, claiming prosecutors have 'woefully failed' to prove GBH with intent after a machete and metal pole attack on Walter Patterson.
UPS supervisor Zak Archbold, known as 'King', was sentenced to 12 years for facilitating the importation of 290 kg of cocaine worth £10 million through the Stanford-le-Hope depot.
Aaron Ramsey has been dealt a huge blow just two weeks into his Oxford United reign as the club faces a temporary transfer ban over League One financial rules.
Angus Taylor defends shadow minister Sarah Henderson's unnecessary triple-zero calls during Telstra's nationwide outage, as SA police investigate a claimed death linked to the outage.
A Manhattan federal appeals court rejected Donald Trump's emergency request to delay paying $5.8 million to E Jean Carroll, following her 2023 sexual abuse and defamation trial victory.
Justin Baldoni and his wife Emily released a five-minute Instagram video addressing the 'traumatic' legal battle with Blake Lively, expressing gratitude and hinting at more revelations to come.
David Hearn, a three-time US Olympic canoe racer, pleaded not guilty to damaging the Washington reflecting pool's $14.7m renovation, accused of destroying its blue liner.
Jade Belgrove, raped as a child, condemns Labour's early release scheme freeing serious offenders early, urging outgoing PM Sir Keir Starmer to reconsider before leaving office.
Bruce Lehrmann loses final High Court appeal bid against defamation ruling that he raped Brittany Higgins.
A London art gallery where Princess Eugenie serves as a director has been cleared of allegations it breached Russian sanctions after criminal charges were thrown out by a judge at Southwark Crown Court.
Police in Glasgow have taped off Warroch Street after a report of a serious sexual assault late on Wednesday, July 8. Inquiries are ongoing.
84-year-old Margaret Andrews lost her life savings to fake police officer Kye Harwood, who is now serving two years in a young offender institution.
Serious case review finds mother Tania Clarence was overwhelmed and suicidal before killing her three disabled children in 2014.
Two men, aged 29 and 56, have been charged after a stolen car was used to ram raid a Co-op in Gullane, East Lothian. No injuries were reported and nothing was taken.
Karl Hutchings, 48, was sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 21 years and one month for murdering 55-year-old Julie Buckley, whose dismembered body was found in 10 pieces in a shallow grave after he gave police a map.
Police in Wigan arrested a man during dawn raids, seizing a Rolex watch and knives in a courier fraud investigation. A second arrest was made in Huddersfield.
Trump housing chief Bill Pulte asks prosecutors to investigate NY Attorney General Letitia James for alleged insurance fraud, amid ongoing legal battles with Trump.
British pensioner William Eastment, 80, accused of smuggling £200,000 of meth in Chile, will have his case closed on health grounds, allowing him to return to the UK.
Pregnant British teen Bella Culley, 19, faces possible prison birth in Georgia after plea deal with £138,000 fine and two-year sentence for drug smuggling.
A 16-year-old boy has denied the attempted murder of history teacher Vicki Williams at Milford Haven School, claiming the stabbing was accidental. The trial continues.
Jamie-Lee Arrow says she still loves her father, Isakin Drabbad, who murdered and ate her stepmother Helle Christensen in 2010.