Five men who trapped their victims through the dating app Grindr have been jailed after being convicted of a series of violent robberies. Demalji Hadza (21), Abubaker Alezawy (21), Ali Hassan (20), Wasim Omar (24), and Mohammed Sharif (22) have been jailed at Birmingham Crown Court for a combined 78 years and seven months.
Thieves in Glasgow are targeting one specific type of car and police warned residents to keep an eye out.
The teen gave a victim impact statement at the couple's sentencing that displayed “maturity and composure beyond her years,” per a district attorney
Louise Lasalle's body was found 12 hours after the middle schooler was reported missing by her parents on Feb. 7
A former California “teacher of the year” sobbed in court as she admitted to sexually abusing two of her students, aged 11 and 12.
Police descend on school as boy seen in grounds with large kitchen knife
TV chef allegedly made crude jokes about Willoughby and her close friend Fearne Cotton
The bodies of 32-year-olds Henrietta Huszti and Eliza Huszti were found in the River Dee, according to police
Andrew and Dawn Searle moved to France from Scotland around ten years ago - mystery surrounds the circumstances of their deaths
A shopkeeper has been given a suspended jail sentence after he admitted to locking a teenage girl in an off licence in Hatch End.
A property formerly owned by paedophile Jimmy Savile has been damaged by fire, according to reports. The property in Glen Coe, Scotland, had been set to be demolished after failed redevelopment plans and years of vandalism. Savile bought the whitewashed cottage, named Allt Na Reigh, in 1998.
The group purchased the building for £1 but have not lived up to their promise of transforming it.
Stefan Cambriani's victim was left bleeding at the foot of the stairs in the Swansea sports bar and it was feared he had gone into cardiac arrest
The former Top Gear presenter, 64, opened The Farmer’s Dog in the Cotswolds last summer
Police have released CCTV after a woman was assaulted in an alleyway in Swindon and threatened with death.
Police surrounded Lewisham High Street in London after they were called to what they said was a "disturbance" at around 10.45am on Monday, 10 February.In a statement, the Metropolitan Police said officers attended the scene alongside the London Ambulance Service and the London Fire Brigade.They were speaking to a man inside an address at the location and conducted enquiries to "establish whether anyone else is inside the property”.“Lewisham High Street section of the A20 remains closed while the incident is ongoing,” police added.
Rubbish in the streets, library doors slammed shut and vital support services decimated from cradle to grave. These are just some of the symptoms of a tough period for the residents of England’s second largest city.
Authorities have not released a motive for the alleged murder
Britain’s Border Minister Dame Angela Eagle said the Government was appealing the case
The Metropolitan Police failed to investigate a burglary despite having the thief’s name and address, the victim said.
Police are at the scene alongside the London Ambulance Service
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