22 h. ago 'I knew the fake Madeleine McCann imposter — and spotted 4 telltale signs of her lies'

Julia Wandelt falsely claimed to be Madeleine McCann and was sentenced to to six months in prison last month, after a court heard she sent the family sinister letters and asked for a DNA test

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26 h. ago Funeral directors taking 'urgent action' after undertaker convicted of having vile images

The court heard how he accessed images showing 'sexual interference with corpses'

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28 h. ago Massachusetts court hears arguments in lawsuit alleging Meta designed apps to be addictive to kids

Massachusetts’ highest court heard oral arguments Friday in the state’s lawsuit arguing that Meta designed features on Facebook and Instagram to make them addictive to young users

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28 h. ago Supreme court to decide legality of Trump’s order to restrict birthright citizenship – US politics live

Court didn’t announce a date to hear oral arguments but it will likely be in the next few months Lauren Gambino and Melody SchreiberAfter a delay and an unusually contentious meeting, a federal vaccine advisory panel is expected to vote today whether to change the longstanding recommendation that all newborns be immunized against hepatitis B. Continue reading...

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31 h. ago 'A guy related to the first minister asked if I wanted some crack', court hears

Brother-in-law of Humza Yousaf on trial with co-accused following death of a man who fell from a window

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33 h. ago Nikita Hand breaks silence as Conor McGregor denied appeal in civil assault case

The Supreme Court in Dublin refused to hear appeals from mixed martial arts fighter Conor McGregor and James Lawrence in relation to the civil case brought by Nikita Hand, who was awarded nearly £215,000 in damages

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37 h. ago Thief jailed for breaking into OAP's home and stealing her car

The court heard the 83-year-old was "placed her in a state of panic" when she woke the next morning.

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47 h. ago Police officer tragically died on A12 in horror crash after losing control of motorbike & hitting central barrier

A POLICE officer tragically died in a horror crash after losing control on his motorbike and hitting a central barrier, an inquest heard. PC Mathew Parker had been called out to an emergency before he was involved in the fatal collision between Brentwood and Chelmsford at around 12.25pm on November 19. Essex Coroner’s Court heard...

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49 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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53 h. ago Driver accused of mowing down five pedestrians in Christmas Day carnage on Shaftesbury Avenue 'tried to kill gay couple in a homophobic attack', court hears

Anthony Gilheaney, 30, is accused of ploughing his car into pedestrians in the early hours of December 25, 2024 - killing 25-year-old Aidan Chapman and seriously injuring four others.

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59 h. ago Crying woman begged 'I have said no, please stop' to asylum seeker living in migrant hotel 'as he raped her', jury hears in distressing recordings

Chret Callender, 28, drunkenly forced himself onto the young woman after he turned up at her home following a night out on June 14, Bournemouth Crown Court heard.

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60 h. ago Coroner's swipe at 'silly' selfie culture after teen kills three pals in horror crash

A coroner exploring the deaths has issued a selfie warning after the court heard Spencer "had a history of bad driving", adding social media is fuelling the "requirement" for dangerous behaviour

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66 h. ago Luigi Mangione's court hearing continues on anniversary of UnitedHealthcare CEO's killing

A high-stakes hearing in the New York murder case against Luigi Mangione is continuing a year to the day after prosecutors say he gunned down UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson

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3 d. ago Billionaire owner of Premier League club accused of running £600million gambling syndicate to bet on football matches

A BILLIONAIRE Premier League owner has been accused of running a secret £600million gambling syndicate to bet on football matches. And he allegedly used Nigel Farage's former chief of staff to place the bets, a high court heard. Tony Bloom is the majority shareholder and chairman of Brighton - plus he owns racehorses and a...

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3 d. ago Intensive care nurse accused of gross negligence manslaughter of boy, seven, in her care has been left 'traumatised' by his death, court hears

James Dwerryhouse suffered severe brain damage at the Portland Hospital when a blood saturation monitor was turned off without a doctors permission on August 26, 2016.

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3 d. ago Mum 'denied' own children food and took one with her to buy drugs, court hears

The mother is alleged to have an 'inability to prioritise the children’s needs over hers'

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3 d. ago Chilling moment axeman ‘strolls into his own cousin’s home before murdering her believing she was part of paedo ring’

THIS is the haunting moment an axeman walked calmly towards his cousin's house before murdering her, a court heard. Donald Excell, 49, is accused of killing Rita Lambourne, 58, with "chilling brutality" after believing she was part of a family paedophile ring. Footage allegedly shows Excell approaching her home, in Bexhil-on-Sea, at around 10pm on...

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3 d. ago Girl, 13, was suffering from a 'distressing' mental disorder when she repeatedly stabbed woman to death, court hears

The girl denies murdering 43-year-old Marta Bednarczyk in Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, and claims she is guilty of manslaughter due to diminished responsibility,

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4 d. ago Illegal smuggling gang was better at sending migrants from the UK back to France than Starmer and his government, court hears

Algerian Uber Eats driver Madjid Belabes, 53, ran an army of cabbies taking the migrants from London to Kent, before being herded into the back of trucks and driven to France.

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4 d. ago Three teens accused of murdering Kayden Moy, 16, by repeatedly stabbing him at beach

THREE teenagers have appeared in court accused of stabbing a 16-year-old to death on a Scots beach. Kayden Moy was allegedly murdered at Irvine Beach, Ayrshire, on May 17 of this year. The three were in the dock for a preliminary hearing at the High Court in Edinburgh. They are accused of repeatedly knifing the...

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