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Indian-Origin "Bogus Lawyer", Treated As Sister By Victims, Jailed In UK
An Indian-origin woman described as a "bogus immigration lawyer" has been jailed for five years' after she was found guilty of six counts of fraud by false representation.
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Chris Cairns Cleared of Match-Fixing Perjury Charges
After a nine-week trial the jury of seven women and five men at Southwark Crown Court in London found Chris Cairns not guilty of perjury and perverting the course of justice.
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UK Maoist Cult Leader Raped Followers, Enslaved Daughter, Court Told
A violent Maoist cult leader sexually abused his brainwashed female followers and imprisoned his own daughter in homes across south London for over 30 years, British prosecutors said on Thursday.
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UK Lord Greville Janner With Dementia in Court on Child Abuse Charges
Senior British politician Lord Greville Janner, who suffers from severe dementia, was made to appear in court in person Friday to face a string of child sex abuse charges.
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Indian-Origin Woman Jailed Over 'Breaking Bad-Inspired' Murder Plot
An Indian-origin graphic designer acquitted by a UK court of trying to poison her mother in a Breaking Bad-inspired plot has been jailed for three years for acquiring the deadly toxin 'Abrin'.
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Chris Cairns in Court on Perjury Charge
New Zealand cricket great Chris Cairns won 90,000 pounds($146,000, 113,000 euros) after he sued former Indian Premier League chairman Lalit Modi over a 2010 tweet accusing the all-rounder of match-fixing during his time in the now defunct Indian Cricket League. However, Cairns was charged with perjury and appeared before a judge at London's Southwa...
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Spot-fixing trial: Court hears evidence from Pakistan security manager
Mohammad Asif, the Pakistan bowler on trial for alleged spot-fixing, failed to appear for the start of the eighth day of the case at Southwark Crown Court in central London before arriving at 12.40pm.
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Spot-fixing trial set for October 4
The spot-fixing trial will be held from October 4, the Southwark Crown Court in London ruled on Friday. The decision was made during a hearing into corruption charges against Pakistani players Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Amir, and the player-agent Mazhar Majeed, who were all named in the spot-fixing investigation.
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Indian-Origin "Bogus Lawyer", Treated As Sister By Victims, Jailed In UK
An Indian-origin woman described as a "bogus immigration lawyer" has been jailed for five years' after she was found guilty of six counts of fraud by false representation.
-
Chris Cairns Cleared of Match-Fixing Perjury Charges
After a nine-week trial the jury of seven women and five men at Southwark Crown Court in London found Chris Cairns not guilty of perjury and perverting the course of justice.
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UK Maoist Cult Leader Raped Followers, Enslaved Daughter, Court Told
A violent Maoist cult leader sexually abused his brainwashed female followers and imprisoned his own daughter in homes across south London for over 30 years, British prosecutors said on Thursday.
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UK Lord Greville Janner With Dementia in Court on Child Abuse Charges
Senior British politician Lord Greville Janner, who suffers from severe dementia, was made to appear in court in person Friday to face a string of child sex abuse charges.
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Indian-Origin Woman Jailed Over 'Breaking Bad-Inspired' Murder Plot
An Indian-origin graphic designer acquitted by a UK court of trying to poison her mother in a Breaking Bad-inspired plot has been jailed for three years for acquiring the deadly toxin 'Abrin'.
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Chris Cairns in Court on Perjury Charge
New Zealand cricket great Chris Cairns won 90,000 pounds($146,000, 113,000 euros) after he sued former Indian Premier League chairman Lalit Modi over a 2010 tweet accusing the all-rounder of match-fixing during his time in the now defunct Indian Cricket League. However, Cairns was charged with perjury and appeared before a judge at London's Southwa...
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Spot-fixing trial: Court hears evidence from Pakistan security manager
Mohammad Asif, the Pakistan bowler on trial for alleged spot-fixing, failed to appear for the start of the eighth day of the case at Southwark Crown Court in central London before arriving at 12.40pm.
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Spot-fixing trial set for October 4
The spot-fixing trial will be held from October 4, the Southwark Crown Court in London ruled on Friday. The decision was made during a hearing into corruption charges against Pakistani players Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Amir, and the player-agent Mazhar Majeed, who were all named in the spot-fixing investigation.
