The al-Qaeda supergrass at the centre of the Briti
The al-Qaeda supergrass at the centre of the British fertiliser bomb plot trial today (Thurs) admitted he had twice tried to assassinate the president of Pakistan.
Mohammed Junaid Babar, 31, confes
The al-Qaeda supergrass at the centre of the British fertiliser bomb plot trial today (Thurs) admitted he had twice tried to assassinate the president of Pakistan.
Mohammed Junaid Babar, 31, confes
Police teams searching the home of a Muslim terror suspect uncovered bank statements showing payments for a lock-up used to store explosive fertiliser, a court heard today (thurs).
Nabeel Hussain,
A former solicitor who made more than pnds stlg 120,000 in an 11 year debt collecting scam walked free from court today (Mon)
Bailiff Samson Waldman, 52, diverted pnds stlg 65,000 in refunded court
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A drinker accused of kicking a St Patrick's Day reveller to death claimed the victim attacked him with a knife.
Jake Rennards, 32, said he only punched 41-year-old Dubliner John Flynn once and then
A crooked solicitor who spent money belonging to a mentally disabled man on a luxury Spanish holiday was thrown out of the profession today (Thurs).
Nicholas Pounder, 47, also plundered the estates o
A care home boss signed false references for foreign nurses who could barely speak English, a misconduct hearing was told.
Rangaswamy Papaiah, 64, also accepted more overseas trainee nurses than was
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The court heard earlier how the raiders did not get rich but were foot soldiers to a now millionaire criminal mastermind who has yet to face justice.
Nicholson and Bates earned a mere pnds stlg 200
Shah was later found guilty of misconduct by the committee for his drug dispensing blunders and storing out of date medication in his shop.
Panel chairman Lord Fraser of Carmyllie said: 'We have del
