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A Russian court has sentenced veteran RFE/RL journalist Alsu Kurmasheva, who holds dual U.S.-Russian citizenship, to 6.5 years in prison on charges of spreading falsehoods about the Russian army.

Keating was stopped by police on June 18, the day before she was expected to join England coach Sarina Wiegman’s 28-strong squad for a three-day training camp at St George’s Park

Reporter found guilty of spying in trial thought to have been rushed in preparation for prisoner swap

Weinstein, 72, appears in court in New York after 2020 conviction was overturned earlier this year

The court heard how Nathaniel and Dermody had previously been pals

Brazen kingpin left astonishing details on drug packs that proved he had little fear of the law

The scam was exposed after cops raided his Birmingham home and found plans for a palace

Arter was due to appear at Woolwich crown court next month

Judge Mary Marlowe Sommer decided that the accusations against Baldwin should be dropped just a few days after the legal process started

Scarlett Vickers, daughter of Simon Vickers and Sarah Hall, was killed by a single knife wound to the chest, court told

Bollag lives in nearby Queen’s Gate Place, South Kensington, where apartments go for more than £5million

Virginia McCullough, 36, admitted murdering her parents in June 2019. It is now believed police visited the pair’s home while their remains were rotting upstairs

She was allegedly living in a rented one-bed flat on the outskirts of Yerevan

Long-standing arrest warrant for Catalan independence leader to remain in effect.

Sentencing Foden to 17 years in prison, Judge Rowlands described him as "a man looked up to by many" who had "managed to hide a dreadful secret".

The High Court heard the Duke of Sussex had deliberately destroyed text messages with the ghostwriter who penned his memoir

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.