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Britain's most senior judge reopened one of the most highly charged debates in Britain last night when he said he was willing to see sharia law operate in the country, so long as it did not conflict with the laws of England and...
By Tom Knight Dwain Chambers officially launched his legal challenge to his Olympic ban yesterday as Lord Coe added his weight to the campaign to keep the controversial sprinter out of the British team for Beijing. With...
An Algerian terrorist suspect said to be directly linked to Osama Bin Laden has been released from a high-security prison on bail by the Special Immigration Appeals Commission (Siac). The decision follows a judgment in the...
Hundreds of young people marched through the streets after Ben's death Three people accused of murdering 16-year-old Ben Kinsella in north London are due in court later. Juress Kika and Michael Alleyne, both 18, and Jade...
A woman who rang 999 because she was depressed and lonely has been warned she will go to prison if she makes any more false emergency calls. Samantha Elizabeth Edgeley, 34, of Mold, called the ambulance service when drunk and...
Nicola Woolcock and Joanna Sugden A leading Jewish state school was cleared yesterday of racially discriminating against the son of a convert in a ruling that shores up the whole faith school system. JFS, formerly the Jewish...
Akinwale Arobieke says his touching is in no way sexual A man convicted of squeezing men's muscles and asking them to squat has said he would only touch people "with their consent". Akinwale Arobieke, known as Purple Aki, from...
A FORMER soldier who was attacked on a bus after telling yobs to stop swearing has died. Stan Dixon, 60, hit his head on the pavement in front of girlfriend Anne Fisher, 41, and fell unconscious. He died in hospital on...
