Predator Jailed for Kidnapping Drunk Woman in Newcastle
Kuldip Chahal, 51, was jailed for seven years for kidnapping a heavily intoxicated woman from a Newcastle pavement. Police intervened before he could drive off.
Category : Prosecution
Three Bailed in University of Greater Manchester £1m Fraud Probe
Three individuals arrested in a £1m fraud and bribery investigation at the University of Greater Manchester have been released on bail following police raids on five properties.
British Couple Forced Out of Spanish Holiday Home by Squatters
A British couple were forced to stay in a hotel after squatters moved into their Menorca villa. Police initially allowed the squatters to stay, but the couple regained possession after providing proof of ownership.
Met Police Probes Jenrick Campaign Donation
The Metropolitan Police are investigating a £100,000 donation to Robert Jenrick's 2024 Tory leadership campaign, with claims that £37,000 originated from a US fraud convict, illegal under UK law.
Detective Faces Jail for Illegally Accessing Police Logs
Detective Inspector Emma Gardner, 46, was convicted of unauthorised access to police computer systems in 2022. The judge warned custody is likely when she is sentenced in September.
Accies Fan Page Mocks Pensions Crisis After Ninth Signing
A Hamilton Accies fan page mocked the club's pension contributions scandal after the ninth summer signing, as rivals raise concerns over SPFL rule breaches and financial defaults.
Hairdresser's Ex-Lover Guilty of Murder After Salon Stabbing
Stuart Thomas found guilty of murdering hairdresser Katrina O'Hara in Blandford salon stabbing.
Toddler Found Alive in Morgue After Being Declared Dead
An 18-month-old Arizona boy was found breathing in a hospital morgue five hours after a doctor pronounced him dead following a near-drowning incident. The case is under investigation.
Mum nearly fainted after Googling boyfriend, discovering he was a convicted rapist
A 26-year-old mother nearly fainted after Googling her new boyfriend and discovering he was a convicted rapist using an alias. Louis Martin, 41, then harassed and assaulted her, receiving 27 months in prison.
Firefighters Battle Blaze on Edinburgh's Princes Street
Firefighters are tackling a blaze at the old Debenhams building on Princes Street in Edinburgh, with seven fire engines and three specialist appliances at the scene. No injuries reported.
YouTube Refuses to Remove Prisoner's Channel Despite MoJ Requests
YouTube refuses to remove Sam Walker's prison videos despite MoJ requests, citing no rule breach.
Ben Roberts-Smith Remains in Custody After War Crimes Charges
Ben Roberts-Smith remains in custody after being charged with war crimes; bail hearing set for 17 April.
Israeli Judge Closes Case of Palestinian Teen’s Death in Prison
Israeli judge closes investigation into death of Palestinian teen Walid Ahmad, citing undetermined cause despite evidence of starvation.
Ex-WWE star Ted DiBiase Jr. bought $1.4M mansion with stolen welfare funds, prosecutors say
Former WWE star Ted DiBiase Jr. allegedly used stolen welfare funds to buy a $1.4M mansion, boat, tractor and truck in Mississippi corruption case.
Murder Probe After Man Found Dead in Caravan in Loughborough
A murder investigation has been launched after a man in his 40s was found dead in a caravan on Derby Road, Loughborough. A 56-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder.
Woman Accused of Killing Quad Bike Rider in Northumberland
Ami Dronsfield, 36, appeared in court accused of causing the death of Michael Armstrong, 58, by dangerous driving on the A697 at Whittingham, Northumberland, in November 2024.
FIFA Faces Fan Wrath Over Olise Decision After Trump's USA Call
FIFA rejected France's appeal to rescind Michael Olise's yellow card, leaving him at risk of suspension for the World Cup semi-final. The decision contrasts with the suspension of Folarin Balogun's ban after Donald Trump's intervention.
Met Police Probe £40k Donation to Reform MP Jenrick
The Metropolitan Police investigate a £40,000 donation to Reform MP Robert Jenrick's 2024 Tory leadership campaign, allegedly from a foreign source, breaching UK electoral rules.
Murder suspect father fled UK for Zimbabwe
Ndodana Mkhanyisi Tshuma, 45, is believed to have flown from Heathrow to Zimbabwe on Saturday after his wife and two daughters were found dead in their £1.3 million home in Bedfordshire.
Police Hunt Man for Sex Act on London Train
British Transport Police are searching for a man who allegedly performed a sex act while staring at a woman on a Lioness line train from London Euston to Watford Junction on June 16.
UK Law Change to Deport Rochdale Grooming Gang Leader
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood will amend a 1971 law to allow deportation of Shabir Ahmed, 73, a Rochdale grooming gang leader stripped of British citizenship after serving 14 years for child sex offences.
Law Change Planned to Deport Grooming Gang Leader Ahmed
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood will amend immigration law to deport Shabir Ahmed, the Rochdale grooming gang ringleader, after his release from prison, closing a loophole that protected pre-1973 Commonwealth arrivals.
John Henry Sayers Trial at Old Bailey: Key Details as Case Ends
John Henry Sayers and his son stand trial at the Old Bailey for GBH with intent, accused of attacking a man who torched their car. The defense says a gang is laughing at them.
Ruth Ellis Pardoned: Grandson Says She's Now 'Just My Grandmother'
Ruth Ellis, the last woman hanged in Britain in 1955, has been posthumously pardoned by King Charles. Her grandson Stephen Beard says the family's burden is lifted.
Sunak Demands Investigation After Three British Aid Workers Killed in Israeli Airstrike
PM Sunak demands investigation after three British aid workers killed in Israeli airstrike in Gaza, with seven WCK staff dead.
Instagram Cat Account Creator Sues JD Vance Over Ban
Amanda McGonigle, creator of @CatsOnACouch, sues JD Vance and Secret Service after being barred from a public event in Bangor, Maine, allegedly due to her online criticism.
Reform UK Figures Face NCA Scrutiny: Farage Ties
Reform UK officials are under NCA investigation over undisclosed donations linked to Nigel Farage, raising questions about party funding and potential electoral law breaches.
Piers Morgan's 2-Word Takedown After Harry's £50m Loss
Piers Morgan called Prince Harry an 'entitled brat' after the Duke lost his £50m legal battle against the Daily Mail publisher. The High Court ruled in favor of Associated Newspapers, dismissing allegations of unlawful information gathering.
Prince Harry Seen in London After £50m Court Defeat
Prince Harry has been spotted attending meetings at the Royal Hospital Chelsea, his first public appearance since losing a £50m High Court case.
Judge Sets Legal Framework in John Henry Sayers Trial
Judge Philip Katz KC at the Old Bailey directs jurors on self-defence and burden of proof in the trial of John Henry Sayers and his son, who deny causing GBH with intent.
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