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You need to have the Flash Player installed and a browser with JavaScript support. Tristan Kirk's CNUKTV video bulletin This woman claims that when her Michael Jackson impersonating husband told her about his plans for Jihad, she replied: 'Yeah, yeah, whatever.' It's just one of the astonishing stories from London's courts, presented by your host, the legendary Tristan Kirk.	You need to have the Flash Player installed and a browser with JavaScript support. The Hounslow Slasher Sasha 'The Slasher' Masamba was jailed for 18 years for attacking two lone women walking at night in Hounslow, west London. This footage shows him prowling the streets looking for victims. One woman unwittingly escapes attack by stopping to talk to two men in the street. The eventual victim is not so luck and is slashed across the face as she walks home. Masamba was eventually arrested after being spotted by an alert police woman at a train station.	Register Today Get the full stories from London’s courts View and download the full copy Download raw video footage
You need to have the Flash Player installed and a browser with JavaScript support. The £1 million Romanian robbery gang in action This gang of Romanian robbers came to Britain to raid jewellery shops and lived in tents on the roadside. Judge Timothy Pontius jailed the gang for more than 80 years as a warning to other crooks tempted to follow in the influx of Eastern European immigrants coming to Britain later this year.	You need to have the Flash Player installed and a browser with JavaScript support. News Associates NCTJ training- Qualified Privilege The key criteria to obtain a qualified privilege defence for libel is that the report is fair and accurate, without malice, on a matter of public interest and subject to a letter or statement by way of explanation or contradiction	You need to have the Flash Player installed and a browser with JavaScript support. The Exec Srikes Back The Sun deputy editor Geoff Webster blasted the Scotland Yard investigation into him as 'tittle tattle' when he appeared in court. The case against him is centred around a mystery email apparently sent to an unamed person. He is seen here flanked by his wife Alison Webster and supported by Sun reporters.