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UK Woman Faces No Charges Over School Crash That Killed Indian-Origin Girl
The UK's Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has taken a decision not to charge the female driver involved in a freak accident that killed an Indian-origin schoolgirl as she lost control of her vehicle due to a sudden epileptic fit.
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Man Who Set Fire To UK Mosque Worshippers Sentenced To Indefinite Detention In Hospital
A man who set fire to two men as they left mosques in Britain last year was sentenced to indefinite detention in hospital, Britain's Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said on Wednesday.
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Indian-Origin Fraudster Posing As Car Salesman Jailed For 9 Years In UK
An Indian-origin fraudster posing as a car salesman has been jailed for nine years by a UK court for defrauding over 200 unsuspecting car buyers out of more than 1 million pounds.
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UK Court Extends Fugitive Diamantaire Nirav Modi's Custody Till January 7
Fugitive diamond merchant Nirav Modi appeared before the Westminister Court via videolink for a routine 28-day remand hearing today. The court further extended his custody till January 7 to conclude hearings in his extradition case.
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UK Judge Seeks Info On Dawood Ibrahim's Aide For Extradition To US
A UK judge, while hearing the closing arguments in the extradition case of Pakistani national Jabir Moti, referred to as a "top lieutenant" in underworld don Dawood Ibrahim's organised crime syndicate, has sought clarity from the US authorities about the terror aspect of the case.
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India Can Begin Extradition Process Against Nirav Modi: Britain Authority
India has been informed by the UK's Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) that it can initiate extradition proceedings against Indian diamond merchant Nirav Modi even though his exact whereabouts remain uncertain, a senior Indian official said today.
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'Keep Dreaming About Billions Of Pounds': Vijay Mallya Outside UK Court
Business tycoon Vijay Mallya, who appeared before a court in the UK today, had a bit of advice for the reporters waiting outside. "Keep dreaming about billions of pounds," he shot back as he left the court.
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Vijay Mallya's Extradition Hearing Deferred To June 13
The hearing on the issue of embattled Indian tycoon Vijay Mallya's extradition from the UK has been deferred to June 13, Britain's Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said on Friday.
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'Fake Sheikh' Evidence Sees Fixing Trial Collapse
The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said there was "insufficient evidence to provide a realistic prospect of conviction" in the case of alleged match-fixing involving 13 footballers in England following the collapse of pop singer Tulisa Contostavlos's trial.
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UK to issue guidelines on policing social media
Britain's Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) is holding discussions on laws governing social media, with the aim of publishing guidelines by Christmas.
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Butt to miss preliminary hearing in London court
Pakistan's banned Test captain, Salman Butt will not be able to appear before a London court on Tuesday for a preliminary hearing into the criminal case registered against him by the Crown Prosecution Services (CPS) for corruption and cheating.
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British court orders banned Pak trio to appear in July
The banned Pakistani trio of Salman Butt, Muhammad Asif and Muhammad Aamir will have to appear before a London court in July for a preliminary hearing into the criminal case registered against them by the Crown Prosecution Services (CPS) for corruption and cheating.
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Westfield charged with cricket fraud
Mervyn Westfield has been charged with conspiracy to defraud over claims he deliberately played poorly, England's Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said
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UK Woman Faces No Charges Over School Crash That Killed Indian-Origin Girl
The UK's Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has taken a decision not to charge the female driver involved in a freak accident that killed an Indian-origin schoolgirl as she lost control of her vehicle due to a sudden epileptic fit.
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Man Who Set Fire To UK Mosque Worshippers Sentenced To Indefinite Detention In Hospital
A man who set fire to two men as they left mosques in Britain last year was sentenced to indefinite detention in hospital, Britain's Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said on Wednesday.
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Indian-Origin Fraudster Posing As Car Salesman Jailed For 9 Years In UK
An Indian-origin fraudster posing as a car salesman has been jailed for nine years by a UK court for defrauding over 200 unsuspecting car buyers out of more than 1 million pounds.
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UK Court Extends Fugitive Diamantaire Nirav Modi's Custody Till January 7
Fugitive diamond merchant Nirav Modi appeared before the Westminister Court via videolink for a routine 28-day remand hearing today. The court further extended his custody till January 7 to conclude hearings in his extradition case.
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UK Judge Seeks Info On Dawood Ibrahim's Aide For Extradition To US
A UK judge, while hearing the closing arguments in the extradition case of Pakistani national Jabir Moti, referred to as a "top lieutenant" in underworld don Dawood Ibrahim's organised crime syndicate, has sought clarity from the US authorities about the terror aspect of the case.
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India Can Begin Extradition Process Against Nirav Modi: Britain Authority
India has been informed by the UK's Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) that it can initiate extradition proceedings against Indian diamond merchant Nirav Modi even though his exact whereabouts remain uncertain, a senior Indian official said today.
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'Keep Dreaming About Billions Of Pounds': Vijay Mallya Outside UK Court
Business tycoon Vijay Mallya, who appeared before a court in the UK today, had a bit of advice for the reporters waiting outside. "Keep dreaming about billions of pounds," he shot back as he left the court.
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Vijay Mallya's Extradition Hearing Deferred To June 13
The hearing on the issue of embattled Indian tycoon Vijay Mallya's extradition from the UK has been deferred to June 13, Britain's Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said on Friday.
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'Fake Sheikh' Evidence Sees Fixing Trial Collapse
The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said there was "insufficient evidence to provide a realistic prospect of conviction" in the case of alleged match-fixing involving 13 footballers in England following the collapse of pop singer Tulisa Contostavlos's trial.
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UK to issue guidelines on policing social media
Britain's Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) is holding discussions on laws governing social media, with the aim of publishing guidelines by Christmas.
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Butt to miss preliminary hearing in London court
Pakistan's banned Test captain, Salman Butt will not be able to appear before a London court on Tuesday for a preliminary hearing into the criminal case registered against him by the Crown Prosecution Services (CPS) for corruption and cheating.
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British court orders banned Pak trio to appear in July
The banned Pakistani trio of Salman Butt, Muhammad Asif and Muhammad Aamir will have to appear before a London court in July for a preliminary hearing into the criminal case registered against them by the Crown Prosecution Services (CPS) for corruption and cheating.
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Westfield charged with cricket fraud
Mervyn Westfield has been charged with conspiracy to defraud over claims he deliberately played poorly, England's Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said
