The Milton Keynes Development Corporation and two men have
started High Court proceedings for libel.
The Corporation and the men, Mr Frank Henshaw and Mr
Thomas Sullivan, all of Saxon Cour
A Frenchman never received pnds stlg 275,000 he is owed
for crippling injuries suffered in an English road crash 17 years ago.
Wheelchair-bound Philippe LeFevre was awarded that sum in
compensat
NERVOUS BITE MARKS ON A KEYRING HELPED POLICE LINK A ROBBER TO A
#33,000 ARMED RAID IN RAINHAM, ESSEX.
AND AT THE OLD BAILEY ON THURSDAY THE NIBBLER, JOHN DOWSING, 24,
AND CO-DEFENDANT EUGEN
TWO PEDESTRIANS WHO STATE THEY WERE KICKED BY A HORSE HAVE
STARTED AN ACTION FOR DAMAGES IN LONDON'S HIGH COURT.
THEY HAVE ISSUED WRITS AGAINST THREE PARTIES FOR ALLEGED
NEGLIGENCE IN RELATI
A businessman who lost pnds stlg 5,000 worth of travellers
cheques within an hour of buying them has started High Court
proceedings to recover their value.
John Steer of 8 Woodstone Avenu
WOULD-BE DIVER JOHN POPPLEWELL, WHO AIMED TO BE AMONG THE HIGH
-EARNING DIVING ELITE, HAS WON #130,000 TO COMPENSATE HIM FOR HIS
WRECKED CAREER.
HIS CHANCES OF EVER BECOMING A DIVER WERE RU
Killers of innocent man caught up in gang war get more than 100 years 
‘Walter Mitty’ fantasist and his accomplice get 35 years for murdering businesswoman 
Fadi Nasri, Rodger Leslie and Jason Jones: THE MURDER OF NISHA PATEL 
PETER WALLNER: THE COOK, HIS WIFE, THE FREEZER AND HER MOTHER 
Daniel Gonzalez: THE MUMMY’S BOY SERIAL KILLER A WEALTHY LONDON BARRISTER BOUGHT OFF A FATHER WITH BOTTLES OF
'THUNDERBIRD' IN A BID TO HAVE CHARGES AGAINST HIM DROPPED IN
BRITAIN'S BIGGEST-EVER CHILD PORN CASE.
OXFORD-EDUCATED COLIN PETE
A PUBLICAN WAS BEATEN UP BY A CUSTOMER WHO HAD BEEN
BANNED FROM THE PUB, INNER LONDON CROWN COURT HEARD ON
MONDAY.
HAROLD REEVES, 46, THE FORMER LICENSEE OF THE LADYWELL
TAVERN, LADYWELL ROA
THE DARK SIDE OF DRUG ADDICTION TRAGICALLY CLAIMED YET ANOTHER
LIFE, SOUTHWARK CORONERS COURT HEARD.
CHRISTMAS MORNING WAS JUST HOURS AWAY WHEN 38-YEAR-OLD IAN
CAMERON WAS FOUND BY A FRIEN
Two companies with premises at Coventry have gone to the
High Court in a bid to prevent a third company from using a
metal fragmentiser machine until they are satisfied it is safe.
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