A businessman who said he did not know why there was a revolver hidden in his wardrobe walked free from court today. [THURS]
Syed Nasir Bukhari, 48, was caught with the illegal weapon and six bullets
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A solicitor who was struck off ten years ago for 'burying his head in the sand' while his firm went bust was welcomed back today (TUES).
Charles Packwood, 47, was ripped off by a former employee an
A WPC told a court how she came to the aid of a group of clubbers after they were attacked by a gang of off-duty police officers.
PC Caroline Mills arrived on the scene moments after four colleagues
Outside court the families vowed to fight on and promised 'this is not over'.
Lawyer Patrick Allen, a spokesman for the New Cross Parents Committee, said outside court: 'We are extremely disappointed
A short-tempered teenager was jailed today (TUES) for attacking a group of noisy Christmas revellers.
Upset by the noise of the friends celebrating the festive season, Jay Delaney armed himself, ra
A womanising thug strangled the mother of his baby twins to death then left her to be discovered by a relative, a court heard today (mon).
Anthony Hall, 33, left frail Sarah Farnham, 29, in a state
A teenager bragged: 'I can take you all on' and had sex from behind with a gang of youths after they watched the porn classic 'Doggy Style,' a court heard.
Jurors have been told how the 18-year-old
Woman who hid drugs in her vagina gets a three-and-a-half year stretch 
‘Nazi salute? I was just waving to my friends’ 
Lawyer who did Ku Klux Klan impersonation with a white envelope on his head is ordered to take diversity classes 
THE FIELD MARSHAL OF THE UNDERWORLD ARMOURERS 
THE FINANCIAL ADVISOR AND THE POP-SOCKS The illness of the founder of a controversial private clinic for drug addicts today (TUES) halted the biggest case ever to come before the GMC.
Colin Brewer, the 62-year-old former head of the Stap
A radiologist at the centre of a breast cancer screening scandal was today (THURS) allowed to rejoin the medical mainstream.
Thousands of women were put at risk through the incompetence of 57-year-
