A diesel engineer who drove a tow truck around London looking for cars to haul off for scrap was spared jail today (MON).
Francis Connelly, 52, was already banned from driving when he was spotted t
The jury in the Soham trial today asked to see the bath in which Ian Huntley claims Holly drowned.
They sent the question to the judge after just over an hour and a half's deliberation.
Mr Justi
One of the UK's worst graffiti vandals was facing sentence today (Fri) for scrawling his tag at more than 200 locations across London.
Wielding a can of spray paint Robert Lee, 23, daubed his nicknam
Swedish furniture giants IKEA lost their High Court appeal today (Fri) against John Prescott for refusing planning permission to open their first store in Greater Manchester.
The company had accused
A respected Labour politician told lies to fleece her own council of pnds stlg 23,000 in a six-year benefit fraud, a court heard today (Tue).
Josephine Ohene-Djan, 49, claimed housing benefit on a
A lab technician said to have murdered his wife admitted he did not worry about her for two days after she went missing, the Old Bailey heard.
Raymond Jalland, 58, is said to have killed Anne, 40,
The brother of Britain's first suicide bomber 'completely shut down' for two days after hearing about the failed terrorist attack in Israel, a court heard today (WED).
Zahid Sharif, 39, allegedly k
Ten people accused of knowing about the alleged July 21 bombers' plans or helping them evade arrest also appeared at the Old Bailey today (Thurs).
They appeared by video link from three separate ja
A bungling hospital nurse gave a patient the wrong sedative after he failed to read the label on the bottle properly, a hearing was told today. (Thurs)
Robert Waldron, 28, made the blunder by disp
A restaurant boss told the Old Bailey that 'the world stood still' after a fatal shooting in a barber shop.
Rafik Alleyne, 21, is said to have killed Andrew Sams, 25, just minutes after greeting hi
