A golfer accused of molesting a 12-year-old boy told a court his 'kindness and generosity' were not in exchange for 'sexual favours'.
Michael Fernandez, 52, claimed he wanted to turn the youngster
An incompetent surgeon who left four women dead and another six maimed by arrogantly putting his career before patients' lives was struck off by the GMC today (SAT).
Steven Walker, 45, botched oper
Archer had sued the Star for libel on its allegation he had slept with Monica Coughlan - who was 'willing to engage in perverted sexual practises,' Mr Waters said.
Archer faked the second diary 'p
A promoter told a jury of the panic in a nightclub when a knifed bouncer sank to his knees gasping: 'Get me an ambulance.'
Timothy Sargent, 20, was on his first night promoting garage music at the
A Norwich lawyer was fined pnds stlg 5,000 today (Tues) for breaking solicitor's rules in a property wrangle with a charity.
Robert Stevens, 53, tried to buy a house that had belonged to his late u
A driver who left the scene of a death smash told police another motorist involved had kidnapped him at knifepoint, the Old Bailey heard.
Steven Simpson, 17, stepped off a central reservation to in
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A demolition company was fined pnds stlg 18,000 at the Old Bailey today (Fri) after one of their workers fell three floors down a lift shaft to his death.
Mr Ian
Bungling museum bosses exhibited rocks that were up to 60 times more radioactive than they should have been, a court heard today (FRI).
A ten-year display at the Natural History Museum in London had
A callous grocer milked thousands of pounds from the bank account of a dying 83-year-old war veteran he befriended, a court heard.
Sarwan Kang, 51, was given the keys to William Graham's home so he
Two businessmen 'systematically' plucked income from a fledgling publishing company in a bid to save their own ailing firm's finances, a jury heard.
Invoices were changed to 'divert' cash from the
