TULSE HILL
A British Medical Association employee who witnessed the 7/7 bombings was spared jail for stealing nearly £3,000 worth of computers from the organisation after a judge heard he was trau
HEXHAM, NORTHUMBERLAND.
A solicitor left clients 'inconvenienced and distressed' when she walked away from her practice, a tribunal heard.
Christine Billany, 51, had run a successful business as
KILBURN
Toff Tamsin Omond walked free from court today (tues) after admitting daubing the walls of the Treasury with anti-government graffiti.
The 26-year-old environmental campaigner admitted
BURNHAM ON SEA, SOMERSET
A paramedic attended six emergency calls with his girlfriend after taking her on a night shift, a hearing was told.
Stephen Lees allowed his partner to attend front line
TELFORD, SHROPSHIRE.
A nurse who asked a patient for her confessions and sent her a letter which said 'good girls are good but bad girls are better' could be struck off today (Tues).
Lee Moray V
HACKNEY, EAST LONDON; WEST END.
A stagehand who revealed a culture of backstage drinking and bullying on the hit West End show 'War Horse' was sacked fairly, a tribunal has ruled.
Leon Donnelly,
CHELMSFORD, BRAINTREE, ROMFORD, ESSEX.
A 48-year-old man died of a stroke two days after an out-of-hours GP diagnosed 'vertigo' over the phone, a hearing was told.
Jeffrey Wingrove, 48, a marrie
Damilola Taylor: WELCOME TO MODERN BRITAIN 
Fiona Beal gets life sentence with a minimum of 20 years 
PETER WALLNER: THE COOK, HIS WIFE, THE FREEZER AND HER MOTHER 
Nicola Edgington: ‘I’m a very dangerous schizophrenic.’ 
Osteopath Jemma Mitchell gets 34 years for the murder and decapitation of Mee Kuen Chong WIMBLEDON
A former NATO employee was cleared of sexually assaulting a commuter as they travelled up a tube escalator after he insisted he was 'minding his own business' reading his newspaper.
Be
RAINHAM, ESSEX
A convicted tobacco smuggler who was caught posing as a London cabbie has been spared jail.
James Spelling, 55, was wearing a forged drivers' badge around his neck when he was dis
EAST KENT
A community nurse gave a terminal cancer patient a massive injection of drugs when the doses should have been administered over a number of hours, a hearing was told today (Mon).
Marga
