Double child killer Colin Pitchfork denied parole
The High Court has blocked the release of Colin Pitchfork, Britain's first convicted murderer using DNA evidence, in a major victory for victims' families and public safety campaigners.
Category : Prosecution
CPS sued over Uxbridge rape case failures
The Crown Prosecution Service is being sued after dropping a serial rape case in Uxbridge, leaving the victim to discover her attacker on the street months later.
Sudan Massacre: RSF Kills 100+ in Village Attack
Exclusive report reveals harrowing details of the Wad al-Noura massacre where Rapid Support Forces killed hundreds, including children, in one of Sudan's bloodiest attacks.
Baby P's mother faces new parole delay as board seeks evidence
Tracey Connelly, the mother of tragic Baby P, faces another setback in her bid for freedom as parole chiefs request additional information before deciding on her release from prison.
Senator Price in defamation battle over social media posts
Shadow Indigenous Australians Minister Jacinta Nampijinpa Price is defending defamation claims brought by activist Rex Bellotti over posts alleging his involvement in destroying heritage sites.
Landowner and wife cleared in gardener's quad bike death
Wealthy landowner Charles Wainwright and ex-ballerina wife cleared of manslaughter after gardener crushed by quad bike on their Gloucestershire estate. Court delivers emotional verdict.
McCann Stalker Speaks Out on German Investigation
Exclusive interview with convicted stalker who targeted Madeleine McCann's parents reveals shocking claims about the German investigation and his disturbing obsession with the case.
Lucy Letby loses appeal against murder convictions
Notorious child murderer Lucy Letby faces life behind bars as senior judges dismiss her attempt to overturn multiple baby killing convictions in landmark ruling.
Nazi gold hunters claim breakthrough in £200m treasure hunt
Treasure hunters claim they've made a monumental discovery in their quest for legendary Nazi gold, uncovering significant evidence at the site of a former SS officer's palace and brothel.
Lostprophets Singer Ian Watkins Dies in Prison
Former Lostprophets frontman Ian Watkins, serving 35 years for horrific child sex offences, has died in prison following a suspected assault at HMP Wakefield.
FBI hunts Capitol riot suspect in new video footage
Exclusive footage reveals FBI intensifying search for Capitol riot suspect as new video evidence emerges, raising questions about ongoing investigation.
Private prosecutions surge as police fail to investigate
Exclusive investigation reveals how victims of crime are turning to private prosecutions as police fail to investigate serious offences across England and Wales.
Weinstein's UK Prison Phone Call Scandal Exposed
In a bombshell Mirror investigation, discover the extraordinary story of Harvey Willgoose's phone conversations with Harvey Weinstein from a British prison and the explosive revelations that followed.
Baby P's mother Tracey Connelly granted parole release
Tracey Connelly, the depraved mother of Baby Peter, has been approved for release from prison despite public outcry and warnings from justice officials about her continued danger to society.
Fred West's chilling prison bed confessions revealed
Exclusive prison revelations show how serial killer Fred West attempted to manipulate his cellmate with disturbing midnight encounters and shocking admissions about his crimes.
Jacinta Price defamation trial halted by security scare
Australian Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price's defamation case takes dramatic turn as security concerns force courtroom evacuation in Sydney.
Crown Prosecution Service faces major overhaul after review
The Crown Prosecution Service is set for significant reforms after a damning report revealed systemic failures in case handling and communication with victims.
Senior lawyer quits UK grooming gang inquiry
Fiona Goddard resigns from major child sexual exploitation investigation, raising serious questions about the inquiry's approach to victim support and transparency.
British grandmother freed from Indonesia death row after 12 years
After more than a decade facing execution in Indonesia, British grandmother Lindsay Sandiford has finally returned home to the UK in a dramatic turn of events that concludes one of Britain's most harrowing overseas detention cases.
Disney Cruise passengers charged after alleged overboard incident
A Florida mother and her adult daughter are facing federal charges after allegedly jumping from a Disney Cruise ship in a dangerous incident that prompted a massive search operation.
American fugitive who faked death jailed in Scotland
Nicholas Rossi, the American conman who staged his own death and fled to Scotland to escape justice, has been sentenced to prison after an extraordinary international manhunt.
Grossman's Daughter Breaks Silence in Crash Deposition
Alexis Grossman gives emotional testimony about the aftermath of her mother's involvement in the Westlake Village accident that claimed two young lives, revealing family turmoil and legal battles.
Mirosław Chojecki: Dissident who challenged communist censorship
The remarkable story of Mirosław Chojecki, the Polish dissident whose underground publishing empire fuelled the Solidarity movement and helped bring down communist rule in Eastern Europe.
Student's final message before fatal nightclub plunge revealed
Exclusive investigation into the mysterious death of 19-year-old British student Óscar Meléndez at a Spanish nightclub, as his final haunting words to friends emerge.
Baltimore Minister Missing Amid Church Financial Probe
The mysterious disappearance of Reverend Rodney Hudson from Ames Memorial United Methodist Church sparks police investigation and congregational concern as financial questions emerge.
Himmler's grandson priest reveals granny's body parts collection
A German Catholic priest, revealed to be the grandson of SS chief Heinrich Himmler, stuns his congregation by disclosing his grandmother allegedly possessed human body parts obtained from Nazi victims.
Iowa man disappears in Guyana, family seeks answers
David Schultz disappeared in Guyana after arriving from Iowa. His family faces bureaucratic hurdles as they search for answers in what authorities are treating as a potential kidnapping.
Manhattan DA Creates Special Gun Violence Prosecution Unit
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg establishes innovative prosecution unit dedicated exclusively to combating gun violence through enhanced evidence gathering and community-focused strategies.
UK tourists face legal action after Tenerife incidents
The Crown Prosecution Service is pursuing cases against multiple UK tourists following serious incidents during their holidays in Tenerife, with charges ranging from assault to criminal damage across popular resorts.
Manson follower Krenwinkel denied parole by Governor Newsom
California Governor Gavin Newsom rejects parole for former Manson Family member Patricia Krenwinkel, one of America's longest-serving female inmates, keeping her behind bars for 1969 Tate-LaBianca murders.
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