CCTV Appeal After Taxi Driver Assault in Manchester
Police release CCTV image of two men after a taxi driver was assaulted on King Street, Manchester, on June 17, leaving him with a swollen nose and neck pain.
Category : Prosecution
Barrister: Sayers shouldn't bow to 'laughing' gang
John Henry Sayers' KC argues at the Old Bailey that an organised crime gang is laughing as he stands trial for attacking a 'foot soldier' arsonist, urging the jury to consider self-defence.
Family of stabbed teen Amen Teklay seek 'justice' after verdict
The family of Amen Teklay, 15, stabbed to death in Glasgow, have called for justice and accountability after two teenagers were found not guilty of his murder.
Neo-Nazi Jailed 13.5 Years for Planned Mass Shooting
Alfie Coleman, 22, was sentenced to 13.5 years for planning a mass gun attack after MI5 sting. He began radicalisation at age 14.
Pet camera catches murder; man convicted
Anthony Junior Murray, 25, was found guilty of murdering Joe Burton, 23, after a pet camera recorded the fatal stabbing on New Year's Eve in Bury.
Ex-Jackson Mayor Pleads Guilty to Bribery and Fraud
Former Jackson mayor Chokwe Antar Lumumba pleaded guilty to bribery, wire fraud, and money laundering, admitting to taking $50,000 in bribes disguised as campaign contributions.
Farage Quits as MP Over Gifts, Will Stand in Byelection
Nigel Farage resigns as Clacton MP to force a byelection, facing a second parliamentary inquiry over undeclared gifts from a crypto billionaire and a convicted fraudster.
Prince Harry Faces £50m Legal Bill After Losing Phone-Hacking Suit
Prince Harry and co-claimants face over £50m in legal costs after losing a phone-hacking lawsuit against Associated Newspapers, with the judge ruling suspicion is not proof.
Video Evidence in Charlie Kirk Murder Case Hearing
Prosecutors presented video allegedly showing Tyler James Robinson climbing onto a rooftop before firing the fatal shot that killed Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University in September 2025.
Karmelo Anthony Seeks New Trial After 35-Year Sentence
Karmelo Anthony's legal team seeks a new trial and judge recusal after a Texas jury convicted the 19-year-old of murder for the fatal stabbing of Austin Metcalf at a 2025 track meet, citing coerced waiver of testimony and other errors.
Melbourne Man Accused of Rape Punched by Victim, Court Hears
A high-profile Melbourne man was called a rapist and punched in the face by his former personal assistant shortly after he allegedly raped her at his home, a Victorian court has heard. The man, who cannot be named, faces two counts of rape and one count o
Ex-data watchdog to sue woman over harassment claims
John Edwards, former UK information commissioner, is preparing to sue a woman who raised harassment concerns. Liz Kendall says she is 'appalled' by the legal action.
Judge Throws Out Trump's $3.8bn Suit Against Washington Post
A federal judge in Florida dismissed Donald Trump's $3.8bn defamation lawsuit against The Washington Post, ruling the newspaper did not act with actual malice in reporting on a bank with ties to the porn industry funding Trump's media operation.
Student pilot lands plane after instructor jumps mid-flight
A 22-year-old student pilot safely landed a Cessna 150 alone after her instructor, Leandro Bertazzo, 42, jumped from the cockpit during a training flight over Toledo, Argentina, on July 4.
Father Suspected of Murdering Family Left UK for Zimbabwe
Ndodana Mkhanyisi Tshuma, 45, is suspected of murdering his wife and two daughters in Bedford. He left the UK for Zimbabwe on Saturday, and extradition is complicated as Zimbabwe is not a UK extradition treaty partner.
Airdrie Sex Offender Back Behind Bars for Child Abuse Images
Martin Grimason, 35, admitted downloading indecent images while on bail for similar offences. He was remanded in custody at Airdrie Sheriff Court and will be sentenced next month.
Dad Guilty of Murdering Newborn Son After Blaming Partner
Tony Bartlett, 39, was found guilty of murdering his four-week-old son Atticus by shaking him to death after drinking nine pints of Stella Artois in Chard, Somerset.
Dad Convicted of Murdering Baby by Shaking After 8.5 Pints
Tony Bartlett, 39, was found guilty of murdering his four-week-old son Atticus by shaking him after drinking 8.5 pints. The baby suffered injuries comparable to a high-speed crash.
Philippine Forces Kill 10 Suspected Militants in Deadliest Clash This Year
Philippine forces kill 10 suspected Muslim militants in deadliest clash this year in the south, targeting a group aligned with Islamic State.
Masked Thieves Steal £500 in Warrington Bank Heist
CCTV images released after masked thieves stole £500 from Lloyds bank in Warrington. Police believe they fled on a red motorbike towards Winwick Street.
Halifax Warns Customers of Scam Risk During Lloyds Rebrand
Halifax customers are warned to stay alert as the bank rebrands to Lloyds. Scammers may exploit the transition. Halifax shares 'golden rules' to protect against fraud.
Italy Seizes €20m in Assets Allegedly Embezzled from Ursula Andress
Italy seizes €20m in assets allegedly bought with money embezzled from Ursula Andress, including vineyards and olive groves in Tuscany.
Ruth Ellis: Posthumous Pardon 70 Years After Hanging
Ruth Ellis, the last woman hanged in the UK in 1955, has been granted a posthumous conditional pardon by the King, replacing her death sentence with life imprisonment.
Blake Lively Wins Partial Victory in Legal Battle with Justin Baldoni
Blake Lively wins partial victory as judge orders Wayfarer Studios to pay her attorneys' fees in defamation case, but denies triple and punitive damages.
MI5 Failed to Stop Alfie Coleman Terror Attack
MI5 missed warnings before Alfie Coleman's terror attack, which killed two and injured others. A coroner ruled the attack was preventable if intelligence had been properly assessed.
Made in Chelsea Star Faces £2m Bill After Losing Inheritance Fight
Made in Chelsea star Lonan O'Herlihy faces £2m legal bill after losing inheritance fight over stepdad's £38m fortune.
Suffolk Strangler's Brother Forced Confession Over Sixth Murder
Suffolk Strangler Steve Wright's brother reveals how he forced him to confess to the murder of Victoria Hall after DNA evidence emerged.
Texas Cemetery Sued for Burying Stranger in Family Plot
Texas woman sues cemetery for $1m after stranger buried in family plot meant for her sister, causing body deterioration.
Fred West's Sister Reveals Incest Pregnancy Horror
Fred West's sister reveals incest pregnancy horror; Rose West was the main abuser, beating children with a wooden spoon.
FBI Dog Exhumation in Cold Case Murder Sparks Parole Hearing
K-9 commander Paul Kovacich, convicted of murdering his wife in 1982, uses parole hearing to argue innocence citing FBI misconduct over dog exhumation.
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