Monday 27 May, 2013
Five people stand accused of being part of a neo-nazi terrorist group, which carried out murders of eight Turks, a Greek and a policewoman between 2000 and 2007.
The court was also shown images of April’s final hours as the trial of 47-year-old Mark Bridger continued.
The trial of suspect Mark Bridger continues.
Kermit Gosnell, 72, is accused of killing seven babies and a 41-year-old woman in an unsanitary clinic called the Women’s Medical Society.
The father of the Wexford student who was killed in Tokyo last year has spoken about the first week of the trial of the man accused of Nicola’s murder.
Vincent Martin Crowe, 32, appeared in court in Perth this morning charged with killing Kenny Meyler.
The 17-year-old’s sibling told the court she saw their parents suffocate the girl with a plastic bag.
Seán Kelly had urged Irish people to stay away from Mauritius in the wake of the not guilty verdict but told TheJournal.ie that he would change that view if the investigation continues.
The lawyer for Avinash Treebhoowoon also expressed sympathy for the Irish honeymooner’s family.
“I suffered a lot. I was brutalised by police. I was beaten so much,” Avinash Treebhoowon said outside the courtroom.
One of the defence lawyers said that the investigation in Michaela McAreavey’s murder should be reopened.
Defence lawyers claimed the judge had acted inappropriately in interrupting a cross-examination.
Avinash Treebhoowon was cross-examined by the prosecution today as the trial of the two men accused of murdering the Tyrone woman continued in Mauritius.
The court heard evidence from the doctor who examined the 27-year-old Tyrone woman following her death at a hotel in Mauritius last year.
The trial of two men accused of killing the 27-year-old Tyrone woman continues in Port Louis.
The verdict in the trial of the country’s former president has sparked nationwide outrage after six of his security chiefs where acquitted.
Court told that guests who wanted to make a statement were not interviewed by police.
The lawyer says he wants to testify as a defence witness after claims made in court today.
An officer questioned on day six of the murder trial said he didn’t know why John McAreavey was described as a suspect in the record.
The actress and singer’s mother, brother and 7-year-old nephew were allegedly murdered by her sister’s estranged husband, William Balfour. He is on trial for their murder.
The man accused of the murder of Hudson’s mother, brother and nephew in 2008 is due to go on trial in April.
Two men deny murdering Stephen Lawrence, who was stabbed to death in London in 1993.
Casey Anthony was found not guilty in July of the murder of her two-year-old daughter.
The 25-year-old is released from jail after being acquitted of murdering her 2-year-old girl in 2008.
Casey Anthony is accused of killing two-year-old Caylee three years ago. If found guilty of first degree murder she could face the death penalty.
The husband of Michaela Harte, who was murdered in 2010, has been listed to appear at a preliminary hearing to assess the evidence against her killers.
The music producer’s legal team are gearing up to appeal Spector’s second-degree murder conviction – accusing the judge of error and the prosecution of misconduct.
Catch up on this evening’s news, including: the much-anticipated iPad 2 is unveiled; Sky News going on sale; and one of the North’s most sensational trials comes to an end.
Five things you need to know by 5 o’clock.
Nine things you need to know by 9am: Full recount ordered in Galway West; Irish banks tap the EU for more emergency funding, and the €288 million yacht being built by an African dictator’s son.
Nine things you need to know by 9am: Dept of Foreign Affairs puts crisis management team in Libya; the last day of campaigning sees party leader return closer to home and the government rushes through ‘three strikes’ legislation on illegal file sharing.
The trial of Coleraine woman Hazel Stewart, 47, has heard she was afraid convicted murderer Colin Howell would harm her if she went against his plan to kill her husband and Howell’s wife.
Nine things to know, including: New Zealand earthquake kills 65; GE11 campaign focuses on children and jobs; Vancouver ranked best city to live in; and scientists develop cancer-inhibiting enzyme.
Nine things you need to know by 9am: The morning after pill goes on sale without prescription; a euthanasia activist holds a seminar in Dublin, as suicide campaigners say ‘emotional literacy’ should be on the school curriculum.
Nine things you need to know by 9am: The verdict on the leaders’ debate; Anglo accuses Drumm of deception and misconduct, and how a couple on a Valentine’s break narrowly escape being crushed by a train.
Nine things you need to know by 9am: Investigation launched into Cork air crash; another day of protests dawns in Egypt, and a teenage girl collapses and dies minutes after she is kissed for the first time.
The trial of woman accused of murdering her husband and former lover’s wife heard claims that she changed her story in police statements.
Hazel Stewart, 47, denies murdering her husband and her alleged former lover’s wife in 1991.
Nine things you really need to know by 9am: Political reform on the agenda for all political parties; 100 Ryanair passengers stage a “mutiny” and – oops, Silvio’s done it again.
THE WEATHER HAS picked up in the last few days, we’re heading into another Bank Holiday weekend and schools break up shortly. It’s officially summertime.
But worries about austerity measures, jobs and the new property tax have stopped some people from planning a getaway over the coming months.
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