A former detective chief inspector who throttled h
A former detective chief inspector who throttled his partner, stole her car and then caused an eight-car pile-up on the M25 was today (Fri) behind bars.
Paul Feast, 54, is thought to have popped a
A former detective chief inspector who throttled his partner, stole her car and then caused an eight-car pile-up on the M25 was today (Fri) behind bars.
Paul Feast, 54, is thought to have popped a
A gang of London-based Colombians dealt in cocaine branded with famous car marques to denote its quality, a court heard today (TUES).
The purest cocaine was stamped with the famous Ferrari 'prancin
Barot was told he would spend at least 40 years behind bars for the terrorist plots to kill thousands in the UK and US.
Sentencing him to life imprisonment, Mr Justice Butterfield said: 'You are a me
A football fan stabbed a BT engineer through the eye socket into his brain during a drunken row over a taxi fare, a court heard.
Craig Griffin, 20, allegedly murdered Barry Johnson, 39, hours after
A mother whose two year-old daughter died from an overdose after being brought up surrounded by addicts was set free today (Mon) after a judge heard she is to become a drugs counselor.
Denise Charl
A wife accused of murdering her husband when he could not afford her breast enlargements told today (Weds) how he rescued her from a life of prostitution.
Estonian Tatjana Edwards, 27, who claims s
The 'Freddy Krueger' serial killer was so violent it took five police officers in full riot gear to give him a wash, a court heard today (Fri).
Daniel Gonzalez, 25, was obsessed with horror movies
Two sisters and their mother's partner were executed next to a baby boy to punish their brother for ripping off a gangster in a drug deal, the Old Bailey heard today (Tues).
Lorna Morrison, 34, Con
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A teenage Muslim accused of plotting a terror attack on the UK thought the Madrid bombing was 'really good,' a court heard today. (Weds)
Shujah-ud-din Mahmood, 19, was recorded by an MI5 bug making
