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Central News, Press Room, Central Criminal Court, Old Bailey, LONDON, EC4.
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General Medical Council/anna rushworth
eMail: news@centralnews.co.uk
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The Latvian accused of raping and murdering schoolgirl Jeshma Raithatha today (Thurs) claimed he was suffering because of the 'awful' allegations against him.
Viktors Dembovskis, 43, is said to hav
A man charged with the drive by shooting of a father-of-two in front of his children appeared at the Old Bailey today (Thurs).
Christopher Pearman, 54, is accused of shooting Rocky Dawson, 24, outs
A young Asian was stabbed to death by a rival after he ran at him with a steering lock inside a barber's shop, the Old Bailey heard.
Morris Hosten, 24, rowed with Darren Stewart over money and laun
A former police officer who tied up and repeatedly raped two young boys has been told to expect life behind bars.
Gary Mizen, 46, lured the 12 and 13-year-old boys back to his houseboat and plied t
A drugs baron jailed for plotting to smuggle cannabis worth up to pnds stlg 12 million into the country was today (Fri) ordered to pay back a quarter of the sum.
Daniel Redmond is already serving nin
The prime suspects for the murder of Damilola Taylor were members of a loose gang known as the 'Younger Younger Peckham Boys (YYPB).'
Although some members were as young as twelve they were all vet
A foreign nurse accused of failing to respond to an emergency call was banned from working in hospitals today (MON).
Razia Fouzi Essa was the last person to arrive when a patient's heart monitor soun
A terror suspect cried himself to sleep at a military training camp because he missed his mum, a court heard today.
Shujah-ud-din Mahmood, 19, is one of seven British Muslims accused of plotting to
Three animal rights protestors accused of plotting to financially cripple a laboratory will face trial in February.
Susane Taylor, 34, her husband Mark, 38, and Theresa Portwine, 46, are accused of
