CRIME

Christopher May, 50, was arrested on suspicion of the murder of Tracey Woodford, 47, after they left a pub together.

Man has appeared in court in connection with the murder of Syrian-born preacher Abdul Hadi Arwani

London futures trader Navinder Singh Sarao has been described as a 'legend' by his former boss.

A 73-year-old former soldier charged in connection with the shooting of a man with learning difficulties.

Drum major Robert Champion died of blood loss after beating

Pregnant Pennsylvanian and husband were grabbed in 2012 in Afganistan.

Retired judge Sir Richard Henriques regarded the late George Carman, QC, as a friend and mentor.

Government action 'inconsistent and disappointing,' says devastated family

Shocking images have emerged showing Veronica Bolina stripped naked and beaten as a crowd of police and prison guards look on.

Investigators believe St. Peter's Square throngs were target

Tourists were evacuated off Liberty Island after National Park Services received a bomb threat early on 24 April.

The founder of the The Second Floor Charity was leaving a talk on Baluchistan insurgency.

Suspected tagger is in critical condition, detectives investigating

Paul Wilson suffered a severe anaphylactic reaction and died after buying a takeaway

Sid Ahmed Ghlam received instruction on how to acquire weapons from handlers, probably in Syria, according to police source.

Arrest relates to accusations that Qu Zhang Mingjie sold state properties for personal profit below market value.

Black Cats do not suspend Johnson following charges.

Scots soldier beat up man near Catterick Garrison in Yorkshire.

Clergyman charged with murder of Cà Raffaello parishioner who disappeared in 2014.

Still no clues on identity of Hatton Garden theft gang

Three officers allegedly kidnapped and sexually assaulted a 29-year-old woman in Mumbai

Scotland Yard may take action over damning ruling against former Mayor Rahman.

The lawsuit, which was filed in Manhattan federal court, names the school, its board of trustees, president Lee C Bollinger and Professor Jon Kessler as defendants.

The migrants 'so desperate to get to Europe that they would buy their own dinghies and cross the seas alone'.

One-time CIA chief also ordered to pay $100k fine for 'serious offence'.

A hearing at Southwark Crown Court heard he had spent almost £4,500 on taxi fares during his trials.

The lawsuit also names former Ferguson Police Chief Thomas Jackson and former Ferguson Police Officer Darren Wilson as defendants.

Feds pulling out stops to partner with tech companies

China begins crackdown on the 'uncivilised' practice of using strippers to draw mourners at funerals.