A fraudster who conned pnds stlg 4,000 out of a tr
A fraudster who conned pnds stlg 4,000 out of a travel agent with a fake credit card was today (Wed) jailed for a year.
Spencer Watkins, 35, got away with the cash using a cloned corporate Barclayc
A fraudster who conned pnds stlg 4,000 out of a travel agent with a fake credit card was today (Wed) jailed for a year.
Spencer Watkins, 35, got away with the cash using a cloned corporate Barclayc
Radical preacher Abu Hamza today (Mon) claimed the Asian tsunami was divine punishment for Muslims just as the Holocaust had been for Jews.
The 47-year-old is accused of stirring up racial hatred b
A violent thug who battered and humiliated a Polish music teacher while keeping her prisoner at his flat was behind bars today (FRI).
Olawole Ogunlaga, 36, made victim Joanne Olaniak kneel bin fron
Five members of the Household Cavalry were ordered to stand trial after a wealthy Arab lost an eye in a street attack.
Adnan Said, 23, lost the sight in his left eye after he was assaulted outside a
A former army serjeant accused of strangling his wife two years after he was sent to prison for beating her up was cleared of the killing today. (Thurs)
Body builder Jason Carter, 36, who is 6ft 3'
A teenager was raped after being lured from a train station to her attacker's house, a court heard.
The 17-year-old had just parted from a friend when she was approached by defendant Daniel Desantos,
The suitcase containing the body of a murdered airline worker is linked to the home she shared with her husband, a court heard today (THURS).
Adeeba Ahmed, 27, was allegedly murdered by partner Zah
Pop star Pete Burns was freed on bail today (Fri) on charges of harassing an ex-lover.
The Celebrity Big Brother housemate and former frontman of Eighties chart toppers Dead or Alive was arrested i
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Terror suspects accused of forming a British al-Qaeda cell had the remote control technology to blow up targets 300m away, a court heard today.
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