Man sues hospital for losing part of his skull
Staff could not find body part to replace it after removal because of a brain bleed, court papers claim
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Staff could not find body part to replace it after removal because of a brain bleed, court papers claim
Police say the charges are unrelated to the disorder across the country following the Southport stabbings
‘Inevitable’ immense strain on system will create more delays as fast-tracked defendants plead not guilty
Faseh Sajid, who posted gruesome footage as John Ross, found guilty of disseminating terrorist publications
Companies including Northern Rail and Greater Anglia were not permitted to use single justice procedure
Offenders with more than 100 convictions get ‘slap on wrist’ instead of jail time
Julie Sweeney, a ‘quiet’ 53-year-old wife from Cheshire, is sentenced to 15 months after pleading guilty to offence under online safety laws
John Thackray KC says prosecution ‘needs to look at these those playing front and central roles’ as he sentences Hull rioter who kicked WPc
The Rea brothers have been fighting a will which left the bulk of their mother’s fortune to their sister Rita since 2017
The fraternal order of police criticises the charges as ‘politically motivated’
The case is the first to be filed in court against the former leader since she called for strong action to quell student demonstrations
US Department of Justice considering forcing tech giant to sell parts of its business, such as Chrome
Tribunal says inappropriate conduct damages public trust in legal profession
Woman cynically took advantage of youngster for her own gratification in an appalling breach of trust, court told
Ervin Baraku was attacked by two men at Seven Sisters on July 23 and died in hospital a week later
‘Steaming drunk’ former soldier pushed police shield, waved arms, was lewd and ‘vocal’, but as ‘a party’ to disorder ‘has to be imprisoned’
Ioan Pintaru, 32, charged with attempted murder after girl sustains wounds to ‘face, shoulder, wrist and neck area’
Christopher Scholtes, 37, charged with first degree murder of his daughter, who police say was left for three hours in 42C Arizona heat
Sonny Stringer used a high-powered bicycle to carry out his crimes before leading police in a 50mph pursuit across the city
There have good chance of obtaining same status as Gypsies and LGBT people, campaigners say
Police chiefs report 779 people have been arrested over unrest that has swept UK
In ‘a case of utmost tragedy’, Manchester jury finds Colin Neil, 52, who ‘adored’ his father, not guilty on grounds of insanity
‘Don’t do this, we have everything to live for,’ she told her partner of 56 years, who ‘wanted to die’ for what he had done, court hears