Lockerbie conviction move due
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A report into the Lockerbie bomber's conviction is expected to recommend a second appeal.
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Tony Blair is set to announce measures aimed at tackling the wave of gun crime sweeping British cities.Comment
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An Army sergeant accused in the Iraq prisoner abuse scandal will plead guilty to reduced charges next week as part of a deal with military prosecutors, his lawyer said Thursday.
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A loyalist who confessed in court to murdering Catholic solicitor Pat Finucane is to be sentenced on Thursday.
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The four remaining British nationals held by the United States as terror suspects at Guantanamo Bay are to be pushed through &quot;backdoor trials&quot; by mid-October.
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Votes are expected by the week's end on trials for war-on-terror suspects.
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A former US Marine jailed for the murder of a police officer in Leeds is to appeal against his 'whole life' sentence.
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The retrial of two men accused of plotting to bomb London's transport network is to take place in November.
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Politically motivated officials at the Pentagon have pushed for convictions of high-profile detainees ahead of the 2008 elections, the former lead prosecutor for terrorism trials at Guantanamo Bay said last night, adding that the pressure played a part in his decision to resign earlier this month.
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Â· Deputy commissioner given details of MP case Â· Tories question actions of senior police officers
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Proposals are set to be unveiled to turn environmental offences over to the criminal courts across the EU.
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A judicial review body ruled that a former Libyan intelligence official might have been wrongfully convicted for the 1988 Lockerbie bombing.
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Zimbabwe's government is to appeal against the main opposition leader's acquittal on treason charges.
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Prosecutors awaited a last-minute ruling Monday on their request to move the war crimes trial of a former Bosnian army officer accused of allowing Muslim fighters to commit atrocities against Serbs and Croats.
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Â· Only non-dangerous offenders will be freed  Â· Brown announces Â£240m for 1,500 extra places
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THE NSW Government will introduce laws to hasten the possible prosecution of James Hardie chief executive Peter Macdonald. The move came as calls grew today for his immediate sacking over
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A Scot who was on death row in the US is to attend an appeal hearing which should see him released.