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Army interpreter Daniel James, found guilty of spying for Iran last month, is jailed for 10 years.
A man goes on trial accused of murdering his girlfriend in Milton Keynes and dumping her body.
An Australian man is cleared of taking money from al-Qaeda but could still face jail after falsifying a passport.
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The record producer Phil Spector is once again preparing to face the music as his murder retrial gets underway with jury selection in Los Angeles.
The US authorities vow to capture a man they believe was the central figure in a terrorist plot to cause mass murder using liquid bombs.
The jury in the trial of Barry George, accused of murdering TV presenter Jill Dando, retires to consider its verdict.
The man accused of murdering TV presenter Jill Dando was incapable of what could be seen as the "perfect crime", his trial has heard.
Barry George "and no other" person could have murdered TV presenter Jill Dando, a jury is told.
The man accused of shooting dead television presenter Jill Dando will not give evidence at his murder trial.
Emergency legislation to allow witnesses in sensitive criminal trials to give evidence anonymously clears Parliament.
A man whose double murder conviction sparked a legal row over anonymous witnesses must face a retrial.
The man accused of murdering television presenter Jill Dando was known as the "local nutter", the Old Bailey hears.
The man accused of killing television presenter Jill Dando told police he bought a gun for £55, a jury hears.
A Lancashire man is cleared of 12 counts of sexual offences following a trial at Preston Crown Court.
Police confronted the man accused of murdering TV presenter Jill Dando over whether he had ever possessed a gun, a court hears.
The jury in the murder trial of television presenter Jill Dando watch police questioning her alleged killer after his arrest.
The bullet which killed BBC television presenter Jill Dando was marked in a "unique" way, the Old Bailey hears.
Plans for new laws on anonymous court witnesses could be announced within days, the government says.
A £6m murder trial collapses at the Old Bailey following a Law Lords ruling on witnesses giving evidence anonymously.
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