Two youths were caught red handed by an off duty policeman as they
were stealing music tapes from a parked car.
Unemployed Alan Watkins, 19, of Woodhouse Grove, and Brian
Darmudas, 18, of Park
A High Court judge today criticised the lack of training given to
staff dealing with potentially violent patients at a home for the
mentally disturbed.
He awarded injured care assistant Barbara
A former Llanelli sub post mistress is facing a High Court
action for compensation of more than pnds sterling 10,000.
Post Office Counters Ltd of 1-16 Blackfriars Road, London
SE1, are claimi
Pub landlady Maureen Hare has been cleared of dishonest involvement
in two stolen cheques.
It had been alleged that Ms Hare, of the Earl Grey, in Bethnal
Green Road, Bethnal Green, had knowing
Labour MP Tom Pendry has started a High Court action for
alleged libel in a paperback book.
Mr Pendry, of flat 15, 26-27 Medway Street, London SW1,
is claiming damages from MacDonald and Co
Two sisters who 'plundered' Marks and Spencer stores in a
three day crime binge wept as a judge told them he had to jail
them.
But their sobs subsided and they breathed a heavy sigh of
relie
A motor mechanic who was crushed by a milk tanker at
a dairy depot has started a High Court action for compensation.
Terence New of 4 Napier Lane, Ash Vale, Aldershot, is
claiming damages fr
THE YORKSHIRE ROOFER AND THE TRANSSEXUAL PROSTITUTE 
A binge of biblical proportions with the boozy vicar of Ilford 
Chaplain punched bank workers while high on mind-bending drugs 
Crane driver who flushed his wife’s head down the toilet 
Jail for Karen Baker who attacked partner on flight after drinking 16 cans of wine A love triangle between a London University professor and two
Asian women was a cross between the opera "Madam Butterfly" and the
musical "Miss Saigon", said a London judge today.
The Puccini-l
A Plymouth dockyard worker who contracted a chest condition
at work has started a High Court action for compensation.
Wilfred Cann of 35 Chard Road, St Budeaux, Plymouth, is
claiming damages
Michael Gordon, whose birthday party jumped to the high
decibel beat of Reggae music, air horns and whistles, may
still face prosecution for noise pollution.
Wellingborough Council insists that
