A drug addict spared jail after her daughter died
A drug addict spared jail after her daughter died from an overdose has now been warned she faces prison for breaching a court order and smoking cannabis.
Denise Charles, 25, was accused of killing
A drug addict spared jail after her daughter died from an overdose has now been warned she faces prison for breaching a court order and smoking cannabis.
Denise Charles, 25, was accused of killing
A father fought back tears today (Thurs) as he told how he shunned his drug addict daughter before her fatal overdose.
Patrick Whelan turned his back on Karen when she became hooked on heroin and c
Dr Falkowski said in a statement after Marchese was convicted today: 'On behalf of myself, my family and friends I am relieved that our four-year nightmare is finally over and that we can now begin to
An aviation nut who posed as an air steward to con victims out of cash and fund his double life is facing jail today (Fri).
Christopher Coleman, 37, donned a uniform and wandered around airports whe
A former councillor has been locked up for 18 months for stealing tens of thousands of pounds from a children's social programme.
Nasir Uddin, 33, who represented a Tower Hamlets ward in east Londo
A teenage thief was slashed across the face with his own knife after he was caught stealing a man's bike, a court heard.
Steven Squire, 16, made off with the cycle and sped away chased by enraged ow
A London Underground boss is awaiting sentence after admitting charges of corruption and fraud.
William Stares, 60, a plant manager in charge of the transport company's machinery, is understood to h
A jilted Muslim who beat a pregnant teenager then marched her to a mosque for counseling has been warned he faces jail.
Abiola Allon, 20, slapped the 16-year-old when she tried to flee his south Lo
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A woman who worked at the hostel where the 12-year-old was living said it was unlikely he could have left the building at the time Damilola was killed without anyone realising.
Sharon Nedrick told
