A defence industry worker accused of spying for the Russians made his first appearance at the Old Bailey today. (Weds)
Ian Parr, 45, a test co-ordinator for British Aerospace Systems, allegedly of
A suspected burglar was on the run today (FRI) after a daring escape from court.
Vincent Bedassie, 30, vaulted the dock at Bow Street magistrates in central London and sprinted from the building.
He
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An MI5 agent told today (TUES) how he took an injured friend to hospital after a secret service colleague shouted: 'Get away, they've got a knife.'
Mr X confirmed a question from defence solicitor St
A care manager at a home for the elderly gave a frail pensioner a double dose of her medicine sending her heart racing, an inquiry heard today. (FRI)
Dorothy Pattinson, who was in charge of a 50-bed
One of the men accused of plotting to sell a machine gun told a jury today (weds) he thought the weapon was harmless.
Undercover police officers watched Leslie Wassell, 52, hand over the Mauser gun d
Deveca Rose gets ten years for leaving her four sons to die in a house fire 
42 years for ‘bodies in a suitcase’ killer Yostin Mosquera 
Killer was wrongly released from a life sentence 
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Jailed until death: Triple killer will never be released The jailing of Smith and Merceica marks the end of the Hertfordshire Constabulary's longest and most complex murder trial.
The investigation, which began in January 2000, has taken officers around
A defence industry worker appeared at the Old Bailey today (MON) accused of stealing top secret documents for Russia.
Ian Parr, 45, a test co-ordinator for British Aerospace Systems, allegedly tout
Morris later denied taunting Mr Thirlwall with boasts of his sky-high wages.
Asked by his defence barrister Sonia Woodley QC if he had jeered: 'I earn more in a week than you do in a year' he tersely
The former head of DIY chain Wickes denies he was 'forced into fraud' after a major acquisition became a 'financial disaster.'
Henry Sweetbaum, who became chairman and chief executive of the group,
