Victims William and Christine Line were both in their 80s

The man, who cannot be identified, pleaded guilty at the Central Criminal Court in Cork

Lidia Thorpe says she will do it again

Finlay MacDonald, 41, is on trial accused of murdering his brother-in-law, John MacKinnon, and the attempted murder of three other people, including his wife on August 10 2022, all of which he denies.

Zoe's stock was worth around £1,800

Mustafa Sayed, 53, denies causing death by driving without due care and attention and is on trial at Manchester Crown Court

The order was issued to Steven James Edmunds on Thursday, November 14

A round-up of court cases from Tayside and Fife.

Kathryn Williams previously entered the shop on the same day she had been given bail conditions not to

Mark Hayes was described as having a 'serious streak of violence'

A retired osteopath managed to disarm a gunman after he shot him and his wife. John MacKenzie said he was shot in the back at point blank range as he tried to protect his wife.

A family calls for better support for students following their daughter's death.

Her mum says she has been 'nonstop crying' since

A witness was so alarmed by Theresa Palmer's driving on the M90, he thought she had fallen asleep at the wheel.

A freed Hamas hostage shared her kidnapping experience during a debate with the UCLA encampment leader leading to a tense exchange.

Screaming, tears, vomiting from anxiety and kicking holes in the wall - the reality of mornings before school for some families.

A sheriff said Andrew Campbell's was 'one of the most serious' cases he had seen.

Serena Stregapede, 37, told a court she didn't know she wasn't insured and insisted she was planning to pull over at the next motorway service station

Controversy over termination of filmmakers' contract rages on

Ewan Murray and Grace Bingham say they have been unable to amend the error on five-week-old Lilah's records despite getting in touch with national registration bosses.

A fashion model has escaped a driving ban by explaining she only swapped seats with her partner when he became ill at the wheel.

The French grandmother told the court in Avignon, France today she believed she was raped 'more than 200 times' and 'towards the end two or three times a week'.

Ms Lee has been homeless for a number of years and has a string of previous convictions

'Women are not there to be abused, we are people and we deserve respect'