A McDonald's worker accused of plotting the gang rape of a Cambridge student told a court he fondled the
23-year-old minutes after meeting her.
Christopher Odum, 23, is said to be one of a gang of
A retired banker who locked an investment adviser in a house and put her through a frightening ordeal thanked an Old Bailey judge today (tue) after he gave him a suspended jail sentence.
Father-of-
The concept of horses being 'nobbled' will always fascinate a public prepared to wager cash on the outcome of a race.
Skullduggery in the 'sport of kings' - a key ingredient for many a thriller wri
Osteopath Jemma Mitchell gets 34 years for the murder and decapitation of Mee Kuen Chong 
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Sister who killed and robbed film director may die in jail 
‘I’m the Patsy!’ Pat Adams claims he shot associate to prevent a hit 
‘Monster’ drink driver gets 37 years for Christmas Day car murder A family doctor today (thurs) denied groping two male patients during routine examinations and then told of the shame of stealing pnds stlg 10,000 from a clinic.
Daren Halkyard told the GMC in cent
A solicitor who broke lawyer's guidelines when he wrongly employed a clerk has been fined pnds stlg 3,000 by his professional peers.
Graham John Hewitt, from Peterborough, claimed that he was unawa
A desperate elderly man pleaded with friends to help him die before shooting himself with a rifle he had hidden from his wife, an inquest heard.
Retired company director Martin Zwerin, 75, had alre
An international businessman is behind bars today, (Wed) convicted of using bank accounts in a bid to wash dirty money clean in stolen cheque laundering scam.
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A maintenance company accused of breaking safety rules failed to prepare a risk assessment prior to the tragic fall of a window cleaner today (Tue).
Ian Stainton, 21, plunged to his death from the fo
Mr George Hugh-Jones, for Mr Bamber, said he was a dentist who had practised since 1974 without any complaint having been made to the GDC.
He then produced written testimonials from patients, some of
