A health visitor failed to make proper records on
A health visitor failed to make proper records on official files for vulnerable babies and children who were at risk from domestic violence and abuse, an enquiry today. (Fri)
Coraldeane Harewood, 65
A health visitor failed to make proper records on official files for vulnerable babies and children who were at risk from domestic violence and abuse, an enquiry today. (Fri)
Coraldeane Harewood, 65
with pix of victim
A killer left his shy uncle to choke to death in an attic while he cleared out the relative's bank account, a court heard.
Leroy Prince, 24, was one of two brothers who took o
A jobless man accused of stabbing a Pole to death as he got on a bus appeared at the Old Bailey.
Bartosz Dlugoszewski, 24, was about to board a 381 bus to central London on March 28 when he was att
Patrick Moran, defending, said John Campbell had to endure five years of taunts from strangers about his brother's sexuality, prior to the training ground attack.
'Sol is a highly accomplished footba
An acclaimed travel writer was killed on a pedestrian crossing by a 'racing' motorist who sped through a red light, a court heard.
Ahsan Sabri, 25, was driving through central London at up to 70mph i
A callous nurse who slapped a frail elderly man across his bare backside and told him he would be 'better off dead' was struck off today.(Tues)
Vicky Dodd, 48, was violent and vindictive towards the
A martial arts expert who murdered a man with a hunting knife in a jealous rage was jailed for life.
Paul Anderson, 26, repeatedly plunged the six inch blade into his defenceless victim's head and
Neighbours of a teenager accused of murdering a young dad with a crossbow told how they had heard the victim smashing up cars before he died.
Residents were woken by the sound of breaking glass and
Andrew Clark, transport correspondent
Monday November 1, 2004
The Guardian
London's pedal-powered rickshaws, loved by tourists but loathed by taxi drivers, are to face a crackdown to prevent them gr
A lab technician murdered his wife and hid her body to avoid a second ruinous divorce after a 'hopelessly loveless marriage of convenience,' the Old Bailey heard today (TUES).
Raymond Jalland, 58,
