Ex-Catalan minister bailed after arrest under Spanish extradition warrant
Former Catalan minister Clara Ponsati has been released on bail after appearing in court in Edinburgh as Spanish authorities seek her extradition.
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Former Catalan minister arrested under extradition warrant
Former Catalan minister Clara Ponsati has been arrested and will appear in court in Edinburgh as Spanish authorities seek her extradition.
Ex-Catalan minister set to be arrested under extradition warrant
Clara Ponsati is set to be arrested and detained in Edinburgh over her role in the Catalan independence referendum in 2017.
Incestuous couple jailed for killing sons and plotting to murder other children
An incestuous couple who murdered their two teenage sons and plotted to kill four other children have been told they will serve a minimum of 35 years behind bars.
Ex-Catalan minister delays handing herself in to police in extradition case
A former Catalan minister who is facing extradition from Scotland to Spain will no longer hand herself in to police this week amid questions over the arrest warrant.
Former Catalan minister ‘ready to fight’ against extradition to Spain
A former Catalan minister who is facing extradition from Scotland to Spain is “determined to fight”, her lawyer has said.
Former Catalan minister sought on fresh arrest warrant
A fresh European Arrest Warrant has been issued for former Catalan politician and University of St Andrews professor Clara Ponsati.
Lee Rigby killer Michael Adebowale admits attacking nurse at Broadmoor
One of the men convicted of murdering soldier Lee Rigby has admitted attacking a nurse in Broadmoor hospital.
Man who sparked armed raid on Regent’s Park mosque guilty over stab death
A jobless man who sparked an armed police raid on the Regent’s Park mosque has been found guilty of manslaughter.
Brexit decision postponed by judges to see if PM ‘fully complies’ with Benn Act
Judges at Scotland’s highest civil court are waiting to see if Boris Johnson fully complies with the Benn Act in seeking a Brexit extension before making a decision on whether he has broken the law.
Judges to decide if unsigned Brexit letter puts PM in contempt of court
Judges are set to decide whether the unsigned letter sent by Boris Johnson asking for a Brexit extension from the EU complied with the Benn Act, or if the Prime Minister is in contempt of court.
Family killer Jeremy Bamber hopes phone evidence could free him
Murderer Jeremy Bamber, who has spent 33 years in jail for killing his family, believes new evidence has come to light which could help free him.
Judge rejects legal challenge calling for Brexit deal to be ruled unlawful
A legal bid arguing Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal was unlawful has been rejected by a judge.
PM’s Brexit deal unlawful and should not be put to vote, court told
The Brexit agreement Prime Minister Boris Johnson has claimed is a “great new deal” is unlawful and should not be considered by Parliament, a court has heard.
Woman and children killed after row over husband’s immigration case, court told
A chef murdered his estranged wife and two young daughters in a row over his immigration status, a court has heard.
Man who bludgeoned wife to death described as accomplished liar as he is jailed
A “quiet man” who bludgeoned his wife to death with a crowbar in a “frenzied” attack has been sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 20 years before parole.
Gascoigne grabbed my face and kissed me, accuser tells sex assault trial
A woman who alleges Paul Gascoigne sexually assaulted her on a train by planting a sloppy, drunken kiss on her lips has tearfully told a jury how it was “completely out of the blue”.
Jury told to put views on Gascoigne to one side during sex assault trial
Jury members trying ex-England footballer Paul Gascoigne for sexual assault have been told to put any views they have of him to one side.
Man accused of 1972 murder of soldiers denied bail
A man being prosecuted for the murder of two soldiers in Northern Ireland has been refused bail.
Former Paralympic cyclist denies causing public nuisance after plane stunt
A former Paralympic cyclist accused of climbing on to a British Airways plane and gluing himself to it has denied causing a public nuisance.