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Serial killer Black guilty of murdering schoolgirl Jennifer Cardy
The jury returned its verdict at Armagh Crown Court on the second day of deliberation at the end of a high-profile five week trial. The schoolgirl was snatched as she cycled to a friend's house in the quiet Co Antrim village of Ballinderry on August 12
Updated: 10/27/2011 08:54A
Black found guilty of Cardy murder
The jury in the trial at Armagh Crown Court was sent out to consider its verdict on Wednesday morning and on Thursday Judge Mr Justice Ronald Weatherup said he did not want an outburst when the verdict was announced. When it was finally delivered,
Updated: 10/27/2011 08:47A
Child killer Robert Black guilty of fourth murder
The jury returned its verdict at Armagh Crown Court on the second day of deliberation at the end of a high-profile five week trial. The schoolgirl was snatched as she cycled to a friend's house in the quiet Co Antrim village of Ballinderry on August 12
Updated: 10/27/2011 08:46A
Robert Black guilty of fourth child murder
The jury returned its verdict, Black's fourth murder conviction, at Armagh Crown Court on the second day of deliberation at the end of a high-profile five week trial. The schoolgirl was snatched as she cycled to a friend's house in the quiet Co Antrim
Updated: 10/27/2011 08:42A
Jury deliberates verdict in Spot-fixing case
AP London: A jury has begun deliberations in the spot-fixing trial of two Pakistan cricketers. Former Pakistan Test captain Salman Butt and fast bowler Mohammad Asif face charges of conspiracy to cheat, and conspiracy to obtain and accept corrupt
Updated: 10/27/2011 08:38A
Black guilty of fourth murder
The jury returned its verdict at Armagh Crown Court on the second day of deliberation at the end of a high-profile five week trial. The schoolgirl was snatched as she cycled to a friend's house in the quiet Co Antrim village of Ballinderry on August 12
Updated: 10/27/2011 08:37A
Egypt blogger's killers jailed
The verdict drew the ire of activists and Said's family, who complained the policemen had been granted 'veiled' impunity, promising to campaign for more protests. "Justice has not been done to Khaled Said and we will not budge," Saeed's uncle Ali
Updated: 10/27/2011 08:35A
Butt, Asif await visa extensions
Usual trends can see such a practice take weeks but with the two players on a high-profile trial and with a verdict pending, fast-tracked extensions are being requested. Should the jury release 'not guilty' verdicts arrive either on Thursday or Friday
Updated: 10/27/2011 08:28A
Jury retires to consider verdict
The judge presiding over the alleged spot-fixing trial at Southwark Crown Court involving Pakistan players Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif has retired the jury to decide upon verdicts. Justice Cooke completed his summing up at about midday on Thursday,
Updated: 10/27/2011 08:27A
Spot-fixing controversy Butt, Asif await visa extensions
Usual trends can see such a practice take weeks but with the two players on a high-profile trial and with a verdict pending, fast-tracked extensions are being requested. Should the jury release 'not guilty' verdicts arrive either on Thursday or Friday
Updated: 10/27/2011 08:26A
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