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A boy who gave an alibi for the teenager accused of murdering schoolboy Rhys Jones refuses to give evidence at Liverpool Crown Court.
The trial of the man accused of murdering schoolgirl Vicky Hamilton gets under way at the High Court in Dundee.
The man accused of murdering Falkirk schoolgirl Vicky Hamilton claims he was in the Portsmouth area when she vanished.
Malaysian politician Anwar Ibrahim tells the BBC he has an alibi to prove sodomy claims against him are false.
A teenage mother appears in court accused of providing a false alibi in relation to the murder of Emmett Shiels.
A mother is jailed for 21 months for lying to protect her teenage son who kicked a man to death.
A lawyer who gave a false alibi to a man on extortion charges has his prison sentence halved.
The son of a murdered woman admits his alibi amounted to "nonsense" but denied lying.
A solicitor who provided false alibis for members of a criminal network is jailed.
A Glasgow lawyer is sentenced to more than five years in jail after he admits providing a false alibi.
A woman is jailed for three years for giving her teenage lover a false alibi in a murder case.
Why the 21 July bombers' hoax alibi was never credible.
A woman who stabbed to death her lover's wife said he sent text messages urging her to commit the crime.
The sister of a wealthy financier's killer is jailed for four years after admitting giving him a false alibi.
A woman is jailed for providing her brother with a false alibi on the night he killed a wealthy banker. What drove her to lie to the police?
The sister of a wealthy financier's murderer faces imprisonment after admitting giving him a false alibi.
The wife of a man accused of murder in a pa rk says her husband told her he needed an alibi after being involved in a fight.
A man accused of stabbing to death a 21-year-old who had learning difficulties, persuaded his wife to give him an alibi.
A girl who gave a false alibi to her sister who murdered an elderly woman is sentenced to two years in detention.
A solicitor is found guilty of smuggling a letter out of Belmarsh jail which would have helped to give a gunman a false alibi.
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