The barrister who was last month slammed for prose
The barrister who was last month slammed for prosecuting a Good Samaritan for rape has now been branded 'unprincipled' by an Old Bailey judge.
Justin Bearman was blasted for 'talking rubbish' and t
The barrister who was last month slammed for prosecuting a Good Samaritan for rape has now been branded 'unprincipled' by an Old Bailey judge.
Justin Bearman was blasted for 'talking rubbish' and t
A partygoer accused of handing a gun to a killer who shot two men with a single bullet walked free from court today. [THURS]
Martin Harvey, 44, was said to have given the loaded weapon to Iain Davi
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Nurses Carol Wild, 55, of Blackpool and Sandra Cohen, 58, of Poulton-le-Fylde, Lancashire, are due t
A pharmacist accused of 12 charges of misconduct will have to wait until next year to decide if he can continue working in the profession.
Hundreds of Viagra tablets had gone missing from the pharma
A man accused of raping a teenager after meeting her in a check-out queue is facing a retrial after a jury failed to reach a verdict.
The petite 17-year-old claims Courtney Brown dated her several
A persistent burglar is to be given the chance of going into rehab - despite committing his latest spate of crimes while on a similar course.
Minto Khan, 23, took three computers from Guys Hospital
Giving evidence later Whiteway-Wilkinson said he was someone from a 'small village' and denied being at the top of the conspiracy.
He told the court he was a middle-man in a hierarchy which include
A university lecturer who had not been in contact with his wife for several days was found dead alone in his flat, an inquest heard today (TUES).
Constantin Papanissimou, 64, was discovered stretch
A violent lover who chanted 'Die! Die!' as he half suffocated his girlfriend has been jailed for three years.
Franklin Osuji, 21, attacked petrified Sonia Pettifer just days after she had suffere
A company boss told how he was inundated with invoices for goods when his firm was caught up in an elaborate VAT scam.
Barry Rughani tried to contact Dylan Creaven - the head of an Irish computer chi
