14 h. ago Manchester synagogue killer was driven by suspect to carry out 'hostile reconnaissance' on MoD college two months before deadly terror attack, court told

Mohammad Asim Bashir, 31, from Cheetham Hill, Manchester, is accused of assisting Jihad al-Shamie to commit acts of terrorism by driving him to the military school on August 14 this year.

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28 h. ago Accountancy chief who killed cyclist with car 'was late for children's nanny', court hears

Thomas Gibbs, 42, was allegedly listening to music on earphones when his VW Passat hit Ben Jacobs, who was on a 30-mile ride with friends - although he said he was 'not distracted'.

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3 d. ago Man killed by 'careering' car on Christmas Day in London's West End 'didn't stand a chance', court told

Man killed by 'careering' car on Christmas Day in London's West End 'didn't stand a chance', court told  Sky News

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3 d. ago Girl, 13, accused of murdering woman by repeatedly stabbing her told a court she was hearing voices urging her to hurt people

The teenager is on trial accused of killing Marta Bednarczyk, 43, by inflicting more than 140 knife wounds at a house in Wellingborough, Northamptonshire.

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4 d. ago Baby died after being left malnourished and dehydrated on understaffed ward

The Court was told the baby had been left without feed for four hours, lying on cold, wet bedding, due to staffing shortages and equipment failures.

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4 d. ago Light level assessed in drain where teenager’s body was found, court told

It comes ahead of an inquest into the death of Belfast schoolboy Noah Donohoe in 2020.

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7 d. ago Dad died in front of partner and baby in horrific jet ski accident, court told

Ali Watson, 28, was left critically injured after a ‘speeding’ jet ski crashed into him in Dubai

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8 d. ago Ant Middleton shared 'sensitive' special forces details on podcast, High Court hearing told

The Channel 4 star has been gagged by a judge until the trial in March

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8 d. ago Sally Rooney says she will be unable to publish books in UK while Palestine Action banned

Author tells high court her public support for group means her books could disappear from UK stores altogetherThe Irish author Sally Rooney has told the high court she is highly unlikely to be able to publish new work in the UK while the ban on Palestine Action remains in effect because of her public support for the group.On the second day of the legal challenge to Palestine Action’s proscription, the effect on Rooney, who said her books could disappear from UK stores altogether, was held up as an example of its impact on freedom of expression. Continue reading...

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8 d. ago SAS TV star Ant Middleton accused of revealing ‘sensitive’ special forces details on podcast

Disclosures on the podcast included ‘highly sensitive’ information about weapons, lawyers told the High Court

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8 d. ago Ant Middleton shared ‘sensitive’ special forces details on podcast, court told

Mr Middleton, who served in the special forces from 2008 to 2011, is opposing the legal claim.

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8 d. ago Rooney books may be pulled from UK sale due to Palestine Action ban, court told

The Normal People author has given her support to the banned group, the High Court heard.

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8 d. ago Sick paedo who raped schoolgirl, 12, for four years telling her it was approved by God is jailed

The church volunteer took nude pictures of the girl and threatened to share them with her friends and classmates when she begged him to stop the abuse, a court was told

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9 d. ago Cowboy fly tipper slapped with hefty fine after he set fire to 'mountain of rubbish'

Reece Dulay, 32, dumped huge amounts of waste on Law Street in Bradford, West Yorkshire, before setting it on fire, a court has been told. He has now been fined for the act

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9 d. ago 'Obsessive' plans to steal drugs from property where Joanne Penney was shot dead, court told

Joshua Gordon, who denies murdering Joanne Penney, says he pleaded with the man who shot her not to carry out the plan

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9 d. ago Suffragettes could have been banned as a terror group, High Court told

Palestine Action’s co-founder Huda Ammori is taking legal action against the Home Office over the decision to ban the direct action group.

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1 week ago Graham Linehan 'proud to stand up to trans activists' after he's cleared of harassment but guilty of phone damage

Linehan is expected to appeal against his criminal damage conviction, his lawyer told the court

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1 week ago Graham Linehan: 'Angry and fed up' TV writer cleared of harassing trans activist but guilty of phone damage

Linehan is expected to appeal against his criminal damage conviction, his lawyer told the court

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1 week ago Horror moment Palestine Action activist allegedly attacks cop with SLEDGEHAMMER as female officer felt ‘spine shatter’

THIS is the terrifying moment a Palestine Action protestor allegedly attacks a police officer with a sledgehammer. Police bodycam footage shows the harrowing moment the activist swings the heavy hammer at officers during a break-in at an Israeli defence firm's UK site. A court was told six members of the proscribed organisation wearing red boiler...

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1 week ago Remains of woman kidnapped in 1969 believed to be in garden, court told | ITV News

Remains of woman kidnapped in 1969 believed to be in garden, court told | ITV News  ITVX

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