Prince Harry Testifies in High Court Privacy Trial
The Duke of Sussex is set to give evidence in a landmark nine-week trial against Associated Newspapers. Follow the latest on this major privacy case.
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50-year mystery of Birmingham student missing in France
Police re-appeal for information on Sarjit Kaur Mann, a Birmingham University student who vanished in the French Riviera in 1976. Can you help solve one of Britain's longest-running missing person cases?
Prince Harry in court for Daily Mail publisher trial
The Duke of Sussex has arrived at the Royal Courts of Justice in London for the start of a nine-week trial against Associated Newspapers over unlawful information gathering claims. Follow the latest.
New Hunt for 'Jane' in 1976 Student Disappearance
Police renew appeal for 'Jane' in the unsolved 1976 disappearance of Birmingham University student Sarjit Kaur Mann in Antibes, France. Can you help?
Meghan's 2016 Throwback as Harry Prepares for Court
Meghan Markle shares nostalgic 2016 video with Prince Harry, filmed by their daughter, as the Duke prepares to give evidence in his phone hacking case next week. Read the full story.
Man jailed for recklessly infecting woman with HIV
Luke Davis, 31, sentenced for grievous bodily harm after failing to disclose his HIV status. The victim describes her diagnosis as a 'life sentence'.
Love Island's Whitney & Lochan Defamation Battle Explained
A complete timeline of the defamation legal battle between Love Island exes Whitney Adebayo and Lochan Nowacki, from racism allegations to a private settlement. Get all the details.
Undertaker kept body for weeks, court hears
A Cornwall funeral director has been sentenced after keeping an 86-year-old woman's body for weeks. Jack Weekes admitted preventing a lawful burial. Read the full story.
Man pleads guilty to upskirting outside Birmingham school
Kevin Gilmore, 41, filmed girls at a railway station and school. He admitted six charges and awaits sentencing. Read the full court report.
Woman claimed benefits after £120k inheritance
A 63-year-old from Barry failed to declare a £120,000 inheritance to the DWP, fraudulently claiming over £27,000 in Universal Credit. She received a suspended sentence.
Unsolved 2004 West Bromwich drive-by shooting
Daniel Miller, 19, was executed in a drive-by shooting in West Bromwich in 2004. Detectives believe it was a case of mistaken identity. His killers remain at large.
Headless Body in Fish Tank: 7-Year-Old San Francisco Mystery
Seven years after Brian Egg's dismembered remains were found in a chemical-filled fish tank in his San Francisco home, his killer remains at large. Police face criticism over the unsolved case.
Andy Carroll charged with breaching non-molestation order
Former England and West Brom striker Andy Carroll, 36, is due in court accused of breaching a non-molestation order. Get the latest details on the case.
Men guilty of raping runaway girl in Birmingham
Two men lured a 16-year-old runaway in Birmingham before a horrific series of rapes across multiple cities. All four perpetrators have been convicted and await sentencing in 2026.
Warning Over 'Dangerous' Facial Recognition at Sainsbury's
Sainsbury's and other UK chains deploy Facewatch tech, raising privacy alarms. Campaigners warn of biometric data risks and false accusations. Read the full story.
Paedophile jailed 17 years for rape and death threats
Thomas Green, 28, given extended sentence for raping a child and threatening to kill her if she reported the abuse. Read the full court report from Stoke-on-Trent.
Daughter: Father used me as bait to lure mum to death
Alison Galvani speaks out after her 81-year-old father is charged with murdering her mother Nancy in 1982. Case breakthrough after decades. Read the full story.
UK woman killed in US after fetish website meeting
Sonia Exelby, 32, from Portsmouth, was found dead in Florida. Dwain Hall, 53, is charged with her murder after she allegedly flew to the US to be killed.
UK Supermarkets Face Backlash Over Facial Recognition Use
Major UK retailers including Sainsbury's and B&M face criticism for using Facewatch, a facial recognition system branded 'dangerous' by privacy campaigners. Read the full story.
Men convicted for rape of 16-year-old runaway girl
Four men have been found guilty of raping and sexually exploiting a vulnerable 16-year-old girl in Birmingham, Walsall, and Manchester. The victim's bravery led to a complex police investigation.
30-Year Hunt for Killers of Mum Burned Alive
Tracey Mertens was doused in petrol and set alight on church steps in 1994. With her dying breaths, she gave police a description of her attackers, who remain at large. A £30,000 reward is still active.
CMA Investigates ABF's Hovis Takeover
The UK's competition watchdog has launched a formal investigation into Associated British Foods' purchase of Hovis. The outcome could reshape the British bread market. Read the full details.
Four guilty of raping exploited Birmingham teenager
Four men have been convicted for the horrific sexual exploitation and rape of a vulnerable 16-year-old girl from Birmingham. Read the full details of the shocking case.
DWP worker jailed for £50k Universal Credit fraud
A DWP executive officer exploited Covid rules to approve £50,000 in fake Universal Credit claims. Rafiq Master has been sentenced to 32 months in prison. Read the full story.
Ex-Wolves Striker Wins Surgery Negligence Case
Former Wolves striker Sylvan Ebanks-Blake wins High Court case against surgeon Prof James Calder, claiming an unnecessary ankle procedure prematurely ended his football career. Read the full details.
Woman in court over deaths of three children in Bristol
Yasmeen Ali, 43, faces murder charges after her three young children died in Sea Mills last February. The case has been sent to Bristol Crown Court.
Murder probe 25 years after woman found dead in bath
Police launch murder investigation into 2000 death of Rhonda Anderson after new evidence emerges. Detectives appeal for information from the public.
Arrest in 30-year-old Llanharry farmhouse murder case
An 86-year-old man is in custody after a forensic review into the 1993 shooting deaths of pensioners Harry and Megan Tooze at their Welsh farm. Police appeal for new information.
Kieran Hayler pleads not guilty to rape and sexual assault
Kieran Hayler, ex-husband of Katie Price, has pleaded not guilty to three counts of rape and one of sexual assault. The alleged offences date back to 2016. Get the latest court updates.
Suspect named after missing mum's remains found in Leicester
Human remains found in a Leicester woodland have been identified as Malgorzata Wnuczek, missing since 2006. A suspect has been identified, with international prosecution pending. Read the latest.
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