Sun Editor Dominic Mohan yesterday said he was “sickened to the point of madness” by allegations that a private eye hired by the paper has hacked the phones of £161 million lottery winners Colin and Chris Weir. The former Housing Officer from North London vowed the “strongest possible action” if it was proved rogue operator [...]
Madcap Joe Potts, 64, from Bromley, Kent, is once again planning to clear his debts by suing a large multinational. This time it is the American based producer of photographic equipment, Eastman Kodak Company, more commonly known in England simply as ‘Kodak’. Famous for taking Bromley Health Authority to court in the 1980’s to establish [...]
Self extinguishing cigarettes that go out in 60 seconds if they are not smoked will become compulsory across Europe within three years. A new EU ruling will force tobacco companies to use fire retardant paper in all cigarettes by 2014 in a bid to cut down the number of fatal fires caused by smoking. The [...]
It was the book launch from Hell. For the first time Professor Stephen Hawking Britain’s most wheelchair bound Scientist, decided to personally attend a news conference to celebrate the release of his controversial new publication.
In an astonishing case that is set to make legal history a middle-aged man who alleges his father’s behaviour when he was a child has affected his ability to have an affair is suing him for over £100,000.
School children who bully may face higher risks of anxiety, depression, sexual identity problems and even infertility later in life, a new study finds.
A stable hand has been accused of three counts of grooming at Manchester Crown Court yesterday.
Whatever one says about the present government it would appear, statistically at least, that David Cameron’s coalition party is winning the battle with regard to Hospital waiting lists. However all is not as it may seem.
He’s been called all sorts from Jack the Twat to Goody Grabber but Jack Tweed says it’s not his fault that he has been caught having flings so soon after Jade’s death, he blames the parties.
In a test case that legal experts predict could change the future of the internet for generations to come, John Fletcher, 19, from Blackpool in Lancashire is suing Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin for over £2 million because, as his legal team insist, ‘they have forcibly imposed censorship on the world wide web‘.