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Jury out in Facebook riot trial
A jury trying an East Sussex father accused of posting messages on Facebook to incite looting at the height of the nationwide riots has retired to consider its verdict. Nathan Sinden, 27, allegedly intended to stoke trouble by writing: "Let's start a
Updated: 11/17/2011 07:06A
Jury returns verdict in Brocklesby murder trial
Richard Oldroyd, 20, was unanimously found guilty of murder following a two week trial at Leeds Crown Court. Oldroyd, of Great Pond Street, Ravensthorpe, stabbed Mr Brocklesby twice in the back during a street brawl in Cleckheaton on May 7 this year.
Updated: 11/17/2011 07:01A
Swanley A20 road death inquest
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Updated: 11/17/2011 06:57A
Guilty verdict in E2 nightclub stampede reversed
16, 2011 An unidentified Chicago police officer tries to drag people to safety at the E2 stampede in 2003. The Illinois appellate court has tossed out guilty verdicts of two Chicago nightclub owners related to a fatal stampede. Twenty-one people were
Updated: 11/17/2011 06:56A
Wealth workout: adults can enjoy tax-free savings rate too
?Verdict This account comes with more entry requirements than the pearly gates. But, if you are a Nationwide card holder, want instant access and have built up several years of Isa savings, then snap up this account as it's the best-paying Isa around.
Updated: 11/17/2011 06:55A
Somerset skate park pledge is 'a vote for youth'
That was the verdict of Shepton town councillor Will Dunscombe – champion of the town's young skateboarding fraternity – after the town council voted on Tuesday night for supporting and pledging £20000 of funding towards the continuation of the
Updated: 11/17/2011 06:47A
'A vote for youth'
That was the verdict of Shepton town councillor Will Dunscombe – champion of the town's young skateboarding fraternity – after the town council voted on Tuesday night for supporting and pledging £20000 of funding towards the continuation of the
Updated: 11/17/2011 06:44A
Alison Hume inquiry: Mother left to die in mine shaft after fire chiefs wouldn
A coroner yesterday issued a damning verdict on rulebook-obsessed fire chiefs who ordered colleagues not to rescue a dying woman trapped down a mine shaft. Lawyer Alison Hume could have survived if rank and file firefighters at
Updated: 11/17/2011 06:39A
Alison Hume left to die by health and safety fanatics after fire chiefs wouldn
A coroner yesterday issued a damning verdict on rulebook-obsessed fire chiefs who ordered colleagues not to rescue a dying woman trapped down a mine shaft. Lawyer Alison Hume could have survived if rank and file firefighters at
Updated: 11/17/2011 06:37A
MK Alamgir stays as MP
Alamgir, a former state minister for planning, told reporters after the verdict, "The High Court has delivered the verdict in favour of the people. The people of the country are happy. We're happy, too." He defeated BNP's former junior minister for
Updated: 11/17/2011 06:36A
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