#court-case

#court-case

MacInnes claims that Wilson's suggestion she had withdrawn a complaint in exchange for career opportunities has seriously harmed her reputation, stating, 'The post made me feel awful.'

The victim told the court she believed she was going to die during the ordeal. Giving evidence behind a screen, she said: "It wasn't consensual... they have ruined my life."

MacInnes is suing Wilson in relation to four social media posts she alleged defamed her by suggesting she lied about the complaint.

Slimani told the court, 'It was after a third bereavement of one of my dearest friends, which was just devastating. I'm teetotal, I don't drink and it felt like I was going out of my mind, I couldn't take it, so I drank.'

Jasveen Sangha pleaded guilty to one count of maintaining a drug-involved premises, three counts of distribution of ketamine, and one count of distribution of ketamine resulting in death or serious bodily injury.

Ben Roberts-Smith has been charged with five counts of war crime murder in relation to alleged offences in Afghanistan between April 2009 and October 2012.

The teenager stole cosmetic products from Boots branches in Westminster, Lambeth, Camden and Kensington and Chelsea, as well as Holland & Barrett stores in Hammersmith and Fulham and in Camden.

Tim Westwood is facing a raft of accusations dating back to the 1980s, including rape, sexual assault, and indecent assault. He has denied all of the charges.

The dog attacked him and it just would not let him go. People tried to help him. Grown men, with weapons, hitting the dog. But it was no use, the dog would not let him go.

You made comments about him becoming your sex slave and hoping not to find a dead rodent, those are just examples there were more. He was genuinely fearful of you. I have no doubt that your contact has had an ongoing impact on him.

A Brooklyn power-broker threw another wrench into a multimillion-dollar court case now on its fifth judge - by personally phoning the latest jurist, the judge revealed Tuesday. Former borough Democratic Party Chair Frank Seddio - who has been ripped in a federal lawsuit tied to a state case involving more than $2 million in missing investor money - recently called the judge handling the state case, Francios Rivera, on his personal cell phone, the jurist said in court. An exasperated Rivera said Seddio called him to tell him a lawyer who used to work for the judge as a legal secretary was being made an acting supreme court judge.

Sakhile Ntsele, 18, of Wandsworth, south-west London, was allegedly found with multiple explosive devices when police visited his home after a fight with his brother in October 2024. Mr Ntsele's twin, Sandhile Ntsele, told jurors his brother 'would never tell' why he had the firearms but made 'jokes' about using them to attack people at his school. Mr Ntsele denied eight counts of making an explosive substance with intent to endanger life and eight counts of making an explosive substance. He also denied five counts of possessing a firearm with intent to endanger life, but admitted five counts of possessing a firearm without a certificate and one count of possessing ammunition without a certificate.

A man has been charged with racially abusing Leeds United captain Ethan Ampadu during a match earlier this year. The alleged offence took place as Ampadu left the pitch following Leeds' 2-1 win over Sunderland at Elland Road on 17 February. Steven Patterson, 66, of Stranton Street, Bishop Auckland, County Durham, will appear at Leeds Magistrates' Court on 17 October to answer a charge of causing racially aggravated harassment, alarm or distress, according to West Yorkshire Police.

PA Media A builder accused of stealing a Banksy print has told a court he wanted to add it to his existing collection of artwork featuring love hearts. Girl with Balloon, valued at 270,000, was taken from the Grove Gallery in central London in September last year. James Love, 54, who hid the work after another man had smashed through the door of the gallery, wanted the Banksy "on his walls", jurors were told.

With every show fully sold out this is news we are sad to deliver. But once we win our court case, which we will, we promise to embark on an even bigger tour to all you great heads.

In his confession, Malcolm Tilley described his mother as a nag, claiming she constantly criticized his financial and employment status, challenging his masculinity and worthiness.

"The foundation has no trade secrets, but they do wish to hide anything that would embarrass them or worse," Van Lent told WLRN News outside the Miami-Dade County courthouse before surrendering.

Former England captain Paul Ince has been banned from driving and ordered to pay £7,085 after admitting drink-driving. He drove over the limit on June 28 in Neston, Cheshire.