An expert witness later claimed Holmes could have
An expert witness later claimed Holmes could have increased Sid's chances of developing cancer by treating him with the wrong drugs.
Although they are used for fighting the illness both 'vincristine
An expert witness later claimed Holmes could have increased Sid's chances of developing cancer by treating him with the wrong drugs.
Although they are used for fighting the illness both 'vincristine
A man subjected three young sisters to seven years of horrific sexual abuse, a court heard.
John Phillips is said to have molested the girls - between the ages of five and 11 - on occasions 'too nu
A motorist died after two police officers punched him in the face and dragged him out of the car with such force his chin smashed on the road, a court heard today (TUES).
PC Robin Shane, 31, and PC
A man accused of hiding huge wads of cash for a London vice boss today (Tues) walked free from court.
Igor Koshak, 32, was arrested as part of a huge operation to crack down on the trafficking of e
A BUSINESSMAN is due to stand trial today for the murder of a man said to be one of Britain's most powerful crime bosses.
Harry Richardson, 58, from Orpington, is charged with the murder of 63-yea
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Shamed doctor Anthony Leeper is back before the GMC on February 3 following his affair with a marr
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A labourer who masterminded a shocking knife attack which left his boss with a scar from one ear to his mouth has been jailed for life.
Company director John McElroy, 40, was given the mark - known
Old Bailey hearings for Thomas Pickford and Scott Walker:
January 31 2006, plea and case management hearing in which both pleaded not guilty to murder (see copy below).
April 25 2006, mention.
Ms Morris said the Society should reject Bhaiji's argument that he had the right to change the prescription.
'Nowhere can you deduce such an implied power, you just can't interpret the act that way,
