A bus driver who crushed a four-year-old boy to death under his double-decker in a road rage incident is facing jail today. (Mon)
Paul Moses, 27, became incensed when a van driver suddenly pulled in
A prostitute who used her thick make-up as a disguise when she robbed two women at the point of a dagger was jailed for five years.
Yvonne Campbell, 37, approached the women in the street to ask t
Two 'winos' held a razor to a schoolboy's throat after bundling him into a flat then stole his new mobile phone, a court heard.
The boy, who was aged 14 at the time, was told 'we'll find you if you t
A bus driver who crushed a four-year-old boy to death under his double-decker in a road rage incident is facing jail today. (Mon)
Paul Moses, 27, became incensed when a van driver suddenly pulled in
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19 November 2003
A nun told the GMC today (THURS) how she was shocked and upset when a psychiatrist banned her from wearing her habit to work.
Sister Bernadette Onwuzuruigbois, who worked with mentally-ill patients
Police officers caught in a Real IRA explosion feared they were coated in anthrax in the wake of the September 11 terror attacks, the court later heard.
The bomb had been planted in a gold-coloured
A teenager was beaten up by a red-haired stranger after mocking his friend about his ginger locks.
Michael Liversage, 20, was punched and kicked in the Upminster kebab house after Thomas Bonner, 21,
20 years for knifeman who claimed he was hypnotised by the police 
Killer was wrongly released from a life sentence 
The rape and murder spree of the ‘E17 Night Stalker’ 
Sausage and chips killer Peter Augustine gets life sentence 
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19 November 2003
A nun told the GMC today (THURS) how she was shocked and upset when a psychiatrist banned her from wearing her habit to work.
Sister Bernadette Onwuzuruigbois, who worked with mentally-ill patients
