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A learner driver, driving without insurance, has been jailed after causing a fatal crash that claimed the life of a 65-year-old woman and left her husband with life-changing injuries. Khizer Ali, 24, was caught on dashcam driving at 59mph in a 40mph...
Suzanne Cherry, a 62-year-old mother of three, was tragically killed by a van while playing golf. Mrs Cherry was struck on April 11 as the van driver was being pursued by police through Aston Wood Golf Club in Birmingham. She had been playing with her...
MPs have voted to eliminate the requirement for a High Court judge to approve assisted dying requests, a move critics say weakens protections for vulnerable individuals. Kim Leadbeater’s Bill committee voted 15 to seven in favour of removing the...
A great-grandfather pulled a gun on his granddaughter during a heated family argument, leading to his arrest. Martin Gordon, 64, was detained in Dudley, West Midlands, on August 11 last year after being filmed brandishing a pistol on a residential street....
The billionaire Thai family behind Leicester City has filed a historic £2.15 billion lawsuit against Italian aviation company Leonardo, alleging the firm’s responsibility for the 2018 helicopter crash outside the King Power Stadium that killed...
Police are searching for a hit-and-run driver after a tragic crash involving a stolen Porsche claimed the life of a two-year-old boy in Smethwick, West Midlands. The collision occurred on Dartmouth Road. Emergency services rushed to the scene and...
An elderly volunteer litter picker was fined after accidentally leaving his walking stick by the roadside, sparking anger and frustration. Alan Davies, who regularly cleans up litter in Aldridge, West Midlands, was penalised by Walsall Council after he...
A tribunal has ruled that asking a female colleague if she is pregnant constitutes sex discrimination. The decision followed a claim by Lesley Coia, an employee of Event Medical Groups, who alleged that her employer, director Gareth Hughes, made...
Lucy Letby has appointed a new barrister, Mark McDonald of Furnival Chambers, to help overturn her conviction by arguing that the evidence presented during her trial was unreliable. McDonald, who specialises in criminal defence, is currently gathering expert...
A Christian charity volunteer has received a £13,000 settlement and a formal apology from the police after claiming her arrest for silently praying outside an abortion clinic was unjust and violated her human rights. The incident has been celebrated...