A former labourer who will never work in the trade again after he
caught his arm between two rubbish skips today (Thurs) accepted agreed
damages of pnds stlng 130,000 for his injury.
Martin Kell
Judge slams police for blunders that could have cost the lives of serial killer’s victims 
Three life terms for security guard who plotted to torture and murder Holly Willoughby 
The GHB poisoner 
Finally! Drug dealing barrister Henry Hendron thrown out of the profession 
Killers get 64 years for funeral shooting An elderly woman who broke her leg when she was knocked
over by a dog has started a High Court action for compensation.
Mrs Joan Whiteley, aged 75, of 37 The Drive, Banstead,
Surrey, is clai
A mentally ill mother watched while her boyfriend raped her
eight-year-old daughter, an Old Bailey jury heard on
Wednesday.
The mother also 'did nothing' when her two sons, 6
A woman solicitor helped her 'wheeler dealer' property
developer husband cheat lenders out of more than pnds stlg
one million in a four year mortgage swindle, it was alleged
at Southwark Crown Co
A former district nurse accepted pnds stl 50,000 in agreed High
Court damages yesterday Tuesday after suffering neck injuries in
a car accident.
Mrs Elaine Payne, 55, was driving along the A262
The widow of a maths teacher struck by a lorry accepted pnds
stl 72,500 agreed damages at the High Court, London, today.
Stephen O'Keefe-Dewdney was a healthy, active and happy
47-year-old when
A Shrewsbury manager who was sacked from his job has
started a High Court action for compensation.
Robert Jones, of 3 Havelock Road, Shrewsbury, is claiming
damages from Vaisda (TMI) Ltd of
A man who was injured when the Herald of Free Enterprise
capsized has started a High Court action for compensation.
Paul Morter of the Suncliffe Private Hotel, Shanklin,
Isle of Wight, is claimi
Plans to build a 250 room hotel, complete with parking and an
access road, on the "green wedge" separating two Surrey
villages, may yet go ahead if developers succeed in their High
Court claims.
Two men who claim they suffered industrial injury from
their work have issued separate writs against shipbuilders
Vickers.
The first victim complains he was exposed to asbestos at
work from
