A teenager accused of kicking and stamping a man t
A teenager accused of kicking and stamping a man to death is the victim of a 'cynical' plot to frame him, a court heard.
The 17-year-old is said to have booted 30-year-old Luke Salisbury up to 12 t
A teenager accused of kicking and stamping a man to death is the victim of a 'cynical' plot to frame him, a court heard.
The 17-year-old is said to have booted 30-year-old Luke Salisbury up to 12 t
A nurse who slept on duty leaving her patients in 'potential danger' escaped with a caution today (Tues).
Maria Pizarro, 34, was discovered slumped over her desk during a 3am spot check by managers a
A 42-year-old man has appeared in court accused of encouraging people to murder those who do not believe in Islam.
Atilla Ahmet, from south east London, was one of six people appearing at City of
A pensioner suffered serious eye damage after a bungling optometrist failed for 22 years to perform a simple test on her, a hearing was told today. (Tues)
Robert Frith did not give the 'loyal' clien
A pensioner told a court how she watched as a gypsy loaded a transit van with stolen goods minutes after he had mown down a delivery driver.
Barbara Curry saw the man throwing boxes from the stolen
The owner of a east London fast food restaurant appeared in court today (Thurs) accused of breaching food safety laws.
Derek Narris, 37, is also said to have sold counterfeit soft drinks and failed
A man killed a tiny girl with a blow to the head more than two years after he battered a baby boy, the Old Bailey heard.
Jerry Stephens, 37, broke tiny Ayesha Stephens' arm before murdering her whe
The family of Brian Cherry called for the death penalty to be brought back after cannibal Peter Bryan was jailed for the rest of his life.
Bryan was flanked by two dock officers and four nurses as
Mr Temple said the attack on Damilola was 'callous and brutal.'
Jurors heard the schoolboy was marked out by a distinctive silver puffa jacket which he always wore to school.
He walked to lesson
In cross-examination Devani was repeatedly made to pick up a folded piece of A4 paper and then a folded piece of A4 paper with two letters inside it, to feel the difference in weight.
Mark Dennis,
