Crime

The 21-year-old has been told he has no future at Old Trafford but the choice of next clubs will be limited over fears of supporter backlash

Killer nurse Lucy Letby shunned the heartbroken families of her victims as she was handed a rare whole life sentence at Manchester Crown Court for the murder of seven babies and the attempted murder of six others

Lawson Bond, two, was attacked by a dog bred by his grandmother, who found him face down in a field next to their home after going inside to use the toilet and raised the alarm

Lucy Letby did not appear at Manchester Crown Court for her sentencing today, weeks after Thomas Cashman, who shot Olivia Pratt-Korbel, nine, refused to come to the dock

A woman shopping in Tesco Express was touched inappropriately by a male in June, who fled when she challenged him, and now police are searching for a man who might have information

Lucy Letby's social calendar and text messages were shared with the jury - which showed her to have dinner dates with Dr A and exchanges of supportive messages between the pair

Evil killer Lucy Letby joins more than 60 other callous criminals serving whole life sentences behind bars for their heinous crimes. The former nurse was handed the order after murdering seven babies and attempting to kill six others

WARNING - DISTURBING CONTENT: CCTV footage shows the victim - 46-year-old lawyer André Ribeiro - coming face to face with a suspected hitman after parking outside a property in Permambuco, Brazil

Lucy Letby has become the fourth woman in British history to be given a whole-life jail sentence so she will die behind bars for killing seven defenceless babies in her care

The former Love Island star knows only too well how much her life can be turned upside down by skilled criminals - as he house was fleeced of £800k worth of goods in 2021

Lucy Letby was sentenced to life in jail, with no chance of release, after she was found guilty of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder another six in a harrowing year-long killing spree

The 33-year-old has defiantly refused to appear in the dock at Manchester Crown Court where she has been handed down a whole-life term for the ruthless killings of seven babies

Lucy Letby, who carried out a string of murders on innocent babies in her care, is the fourth woman in Britain to be sentenced to a whole life order for her heinous crimes. This is how her days behind bars will play out...

Evil nurse Lucy Letby, 33, has been handed down a whole-life tariff for killing seven babies as she worked at Countess of Chester Hospital's neonatal unit in Chester

Angel of Death nurse Lucy Letby was found guilty on Friday of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder six more at Manchester Crown Court – she will spend the rest of her life behind bars

Justice, relatives and the media demand killers like Lucy Letby be dragged to court to face their crimes, says Fleet Street Fox. But what might happen as a result could just make their murders worse

Lucy Letby is being sentenced today for the murder of seven babies and attempting to kill six more at a hospital neonatal unit, but a legal loophole means she doesn't have to go to court

Footage by Panjab Broadcasting Channel shows the moment that the live commentary is interrupted by petrified spectators behind wire fences start running from the brawl in Derby

Lucy Letby was convicted of murdering seven premature babies and attempting to murder six more while working at The Countess of Chester Hospital. She is facing a whole-life sentence today

One arrest has been made in the robbery of an LA Yves Saint Laurent store - footage from the robbery at the store showed a group of hooded and masked thieves running out of the shop with arms full of merchandise

Lucy Letby is due to be sentenced today for murdering seven babies and trying to kill six more - whilst police continue to look into around 4,000 baby patients admitted to hospitals she worked at

Police are still searching for the culprit who shot and killed seven -year-old Yitzian Torres Garcia in Tampa last month during July 4th celebrations while visiting his grandparents

The secret symbols, dubbed the 'Da Pinci Code' are used to mark properties worth targeting - this could be because the homeowners have expensive cars or dogs that prove lucrative to crooks

Laura Ann Carelton, described as an 'immovable force' by loved ones, was gunned down after she got in a dispute with a man over a Pride flag displayed outside her California store

Detective Superintendent Paul Hughes employed an unusual method for investigating the murders committed by nurse Lucy Letby which allowed his team to take 'unique ownership' of each case