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According to Polish newspaper Rzeczpospolita, three saboteurs convicted of taking part in a Russian plan to stoke anti-Ukrainian sentiment and to disrupt transportation networks in Poland vanished after being sentenced by a Lublin court in Dec. 2023.

Undercover officers in the US recorded lectures by radical preacher Anjem Choudary which show he was the director of a group banned under UK terror laws, a court has heard.

The UK’s financial watchdog brought the charges against a total of nine defendants in a crackdown on "finfluencers" who use their online platforms to offer advice and information on various financial topics.

Washington has called the charges against Gershkovich ’fiction’

A Kyrgyz court ordered on Friday that four reporters, who were charged in January with “inciting mass unrest” through their investigative stories about corruption in the Central Asian country, remain in pre-trial detention until August 8, according to their editor, Bolot Temirov.

Pathologist gives evidence in trial of three men accused of murder in joint enterprise to encourage and assist gunman

“What we have here is a mudslinging campaign by the right and the far right,” a government spokesperson said.

The ringleader’s phone contained incriminating video and photos of the dogs and gruesome fight reports.

Ex-President Donald Trump was seen holding a handwritten note – with a message he’s uttered repeatedly throughout his hush money trial – during the closing arguments.

Sapper Kim Mawa, a 23-year-old from the Royal Engineers, was found dead

A court in the eastern Turkish city of Erzurum has acquitted Syrian national Mohammad Nizar Arnabeh, who was accused of murdering Russian feminist activist Anastasia Emelyanova.

The civil action was put on hold in 2018 but has been relaunched after the publication of the Infected Blood Inquiry report, with around 500 victims putting their names to the lawsuit.

Members of Assad regime sentenced in absentia to life imprisonment on Friday after landmark trial in Paris

US president sides with Israeli PM as he calls Karim Khan’s pursuit of warrants for Netanyahu along with Hamas leaders ‘outrageous’

Lucy’s school hailed her ’bright, hard-working and well-motivated’

Jamie Parker-Evans was head chef at Capel Grange Nursing Home in Newport, Wales, when he ’signed for items for the home’ but kept them for himself, a court heard

The president’s son pleaded not guilty to the federal charges

Walid Saadaoui and Amar Hussein appear in court charged with preparing acts of terrorism

Michael Emery allegedly asked teammates ‘Anyone want a go?’ hours after non-league side won at Wembley

Three men have been charged under the National Security Act with assisting the Hong Kong intelligence service and foreign interference.

The judge who oversaw a landmark trial over abuse at New Hampshire’s youth detention center won’t reconvene the jury but says he will consider other options to address the disputed $38 million verdict.

Jury hears from adult film star on 13th day of ex-president’s criminal trial in New York