A former council official told an employment tribu
A former council official told an employment tribunal today (tues) how a row over a car parking space sparked a spate of resignations at the Town Hall.
Gill Simmonds, 41, finance officer at Crowbor
A former council official told an employment tribunal today (tues) how a row over a car parking space sparked a spate of resignations at the Town Hall.
Gill Simmonds, 41, finance officer at Crowbor
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An alleged killer today (Thurs) denied singing in celebration after joining his pals in kicking a landscape gardener to death.
Labourer Donald Murtagh, 20, told jurors he did not deliver a single k
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The judge in the case of a Tube boss accused of putting workers at risk of electrocution described London Underground as 'illogical' today.
Judge John Samuels, QC, made the remark in the trial of Dav
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An undercover policeman who drove 'like a boy racer' and killed a pedestrian
when he crashed his unmarked car was cleared of causing death by dangerous
driving today (fri).
Gary Moncrieff, 26, was t
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Members of the dead teenager's family hurled abuse at the convicted men as Judge Dunn passed sentence.
One ran towards the dock and screamed: 'A life for a life.'
Outside court Steven's step-fat
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A vicious thug who bit off a salesman's ear in a unprovoked Hannibal Lecter-style attack in the street has been locked up for nine months.
Samuel Beattie, 20, left victim Leigh Sharp disfigured and
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A vengeful knifeman stabbed a dad in his own home in a terrifying tit-for-tat attack, the Old Bailey heard today.
Gary Burlton, stormed round to Andrew Harris's home after learning the victim's son
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A GP failed to spot early signs of cancer in two women who later died from the disease, the GMC heard today (TUES).
Dr Satish Gupta gave one woman antibiotics and did not even examine the second de
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A 'thoroughly anti-social' fraudster today (Friday) escaped prison despite contributing towards the credit card crimewave that costs Britain pnds stlng one million everyday.
Earlier this month Stev
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Senchaudhuri later blamed his secretary for failing to accurately transcribe notes from a tape recorder.
Under cross examination he claimed this was the reason for discrepancies between his paperwo
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