A university student has been cleared of being an 'obsessive' stalker who terrorised and attacked his ex-girlfriend.
Trevor Lewis was cleared of harassment and assault on fellow student at London's
Controversial artist Anthony Noel Kelly, who created 'macabre' scupltures from human body parts, today (Tuesday) accused the Royal College of Surgeons of being 'dishonest' in the way they held the rem
Two solicitors' clerks who were sacked after allegedly paying client funds into a private account were banned from working in the legal profession today. (tue)
Law firm 'Bruce, Weir and Webber' of
Customsmen watched as cases of hooch claimed to be destined
for Spain were unloaded in a quiet street in London's Docklands, a jury heard.
It is alleged the switch was part of a pnds stlng four mi
An alleged fraudster described his Public Law Centre dream as a Citizen's Advice Bureau with a difference, a jury heard today (Tuesday).
Andre John-Salakov attempted to swindle the National Lottery
A vain armed robber who was caught by Flying Squad officers with a woman's stocking to wear as a mask, said it was to 'protect his perm,' the Old Bailey heard today(fri)
An alert shopkeeper called
A mother who sparked a full-scale search after she was
reported missing only to be found in a prison cell was back
in court today (tue).
Last week Lisa Cooper, 31, had asked a neighbour to col
'Over enthusiastic' debt-collectors held a man captive for eight hours threatening him with violence in an attempt to get him to pay up, the Old Bailey heard today (tues).
Michael Matthews, 44, cla
A police constable dramatically recalled to an Old Bailey
jury today (Fri) surviving the IRA docklands bomb only to face
being killed by a runaway car.
Pc Roger Degraff recalled how he helpe
A schoolgirl was lured back to a flat for sex by an older man who bought her sweets and plied her with cannabis, the Old Bailey heard.
Despite a warning to go straight home the 13-year-old girl unw
