All news on the topic: Criminal damage

Kieron Jordan was removed from a late flight bound for Turkey after storming down the plane demanding a refund over its delay - he has now been jailed for 27 months

Northumbria Police has issued an update about one of several men arrested after the iconic tree on Hadrian's Wall was felled overnight between September 27-28

The authorities have revealed how they have focused on propagation from seeds and cuttings they have taken which they say show positive signs for growth

Paul Burton and Nathan Turner held a delivery driver hostage after he also forgot their salad

The Psychopath Life Coach has landed on Netflix and at the heart of the documentary is the incredible tale of how Lewis Raymond Taylor seemingly turned his life around

Michael Rowe, 36, killed 61-year-old Bernadette Rosario - known as Bernie - in her house in the village of Penwithick, outside St Austell, Cornwall, during a drug-fuelled attack

Lee Preston, 37, bought a dog in an attempt to rekindle the relationship with his ex-girlfriend - but then she saw him kick the puppy, causing the animal to yelp in pain

Two people were arrested in Rochdale after a cenotaph was graffitied with the phrase “Free Palestine”. The news comes as a huge pro-Palestinian march in London follows its route to the US embassy in the capital

The Sycamore Gap tree was growing in a natural dip along Hadrian's Wall - it was an incredibly popular landmark and even starred in a Hollywood blockbuster before it was cruelly cut down

Heather Anne McCarroll has been sentenced over a vile torrent of abuse and assault on Jet2 staff on a flight to Turkey from Belfast in September last year

The blaze, which broke out inside Luton Airport's Terminal Car Park 2 on the evening of October 10, destroyed 1,500 vehicles and caused the structure to partially collapse

Two masked men in tracksuits smashed up a house and car on a residential street in Rotherham in broad daylight then casually got on their quad bike and rode off

Jean and Graham Underdown, from Barry, say they have had the tyres of their car slashed after blocking a public footpath going across their driveway that they claim should not exist

University professor Keith Ramsell paid contractors £1,300 to chop down the "wall of vegetation" in Bushey, Herts., after falling and injuring his arm

Owner of skip company Digaway Daniel Jenkins was jailed for two years and two months for attacking a customer on his own driveway in Pontllanfraith near Blackwood

Laurence Fox and fellow GB News presenter Calvin Robinson were both sacked after the TV company carried out 'internal investigations'

The sycamore, which was in hit movie Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, was one of the world’s most photographed trees but was mysteriously felled overnight, sparking outrage

Northumbria Police have confirmed a boy, 16, has been charged over the felling of beloved tree Sycamore Gap, which had stood near Hadrian's Wall for more than 300 years before this week

Beloved tree Sycamore Gap, felled overnight on Thursday from its spot near Hadrian's Wall where it had stood for more than 300 years, could yet be saved, according to experts

Sycamore Gap, which stood in a dramatic dip in Hadrian’s Wall in Northumberland National Park, was mysteriously chopped down in a shocking act of vandalism, which has left communities outraged

The famous tree, known as Sycamore Gap, in Northumberland, was found felled in an act of vandalism, with a pub located around a mile away offering a reward to anyone with information

Footage of the incident shared online shows a man climbing on the statue but when he attempts to dismount it he loses his footing slightly and snaps a piece of the sculpture off

As part of the ULEZ scheme's expansion to the M25, some 2,750 cameras are being installed in new areas that will fall under the zone's jurisdiction once it extends to cover the entirety of London from August 29

Woman-beating ex-soldier Jonathan Hunt used his then-girlfriend as a "punchbag" during a drunken attack before being jailed for a total of two years and 11 months

Dene Davies was given unpaid work for assaulting an emergency worker last year, but had not completed any of the hours as he told the court he had a medical reason not to do it