A woman sobbed as she told a court today (Mon) how
A woman sobbed as she told a court today (Mon) how her friend was run over and killed by a van driver as he sped down the wrong side of a road.
Hazel Griffin, 22, suffered fatal injuries as she step
A woman sobbed as she told a court today (Mon) how her friend was run over and killed by a van driver as he sped down the wrong side of a road.
Hazel Griffin, 22, suffered fatal injuries as she step
A doctor who was too preoccupied with complaining about Tony Blair to diagnose a patient's fatal brain tumour was not even given a warning by the GMC today (Thurs).
Dr Mohamed Soliman failed to phy
A dentist accused of urinating in a sink and inspecting a patient's mouth without washing his hands was suspended for 18 months today (Mon).
Alan Hutchinson, 51, also treated clients with dirty dent
A teenage girl wrote about how she had been sexually abused in a school essay titled 'The Worst Day of My Life', a court heard.
Married man Tony Theobald, 36, is accused of molesting her and repeat
A Bengali teenager accused of deliberately driving at another youth outside a busy mosque has walked free from court.
Mohshin Ahmed, 19, pulled up outside the building in Martha Street, Shadwell, a
A mentally ill burglar who left fingerprints all over the homes he raided escaped jail today (FRI).
Emmanuel Rodney, 25, first climbed into a house in Hammersmith through a window and stole a design
A chef plunged a huge carving knife twelve inches into his colleague's gut during a row at closing time, a court heard.
Thiyagarajah Thirukkumaran, 46, left 32 year-old Thavarasa Nallathamby with h
Foley was jailed indefinitely for public protection and will spend a minimum of seven-and-a-half years behind bars.
Judge Richard Hawkins told him: 'You were the one who produced the gun. You point
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After a day of lenthy deliberations the panel decided merely to impose conditions on Dr Sheikh Saeed Ahmad's practice.
The Coventry GP had told taxi driver Leonard Breeze, 56, his fatal chest pains
