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A man accused of drink-driving and causing a crash that left his friend seriously injured was more interested in fleeing the scene than getting an ambulance, the Supreme Court heard yesterday. In her closing statement to the jury, prosecutor Victoria...

A man accused of drink-driving and causing his friend to be seriously injured in a crash may not have been driving the car, the Supreme Court heard yesterday. John Wardman, 29, of Paget, denies causing grievous bodily harm to Alexander Doyle while d...

The cause of a road crash in which a man was seriously injured cannot be determined without a report into the mechanical condition of the car, the Supreme Court heard yesterday. An expert witness told the jury he could not be certain whether driver e...

A man charged with the murder of Gary “Fingas” Cann steadfastly denied having anything to do with the killing or any gang activity. Jermaine Simmons, 38, told police in a recorded interview that while he could not remember his exact whereabouts on th...

The trial of a 34-year-old man charged with sexually exploiting a schoolgirl ended this afternoon after the jury failed to return a verdict. The defendant — who cannot be identified for legal reasons — had denied six counts of sexual exploitation of ...

Two women charged with wounding and carrying a machete in public have been jailed pending trial — after they were spotted at Harbour Nights in breach of bail Vanessa Blyden, 23, and Chanel Smith, 25, were remanded by Puisne Judge Carlisle Greaves, wh...

Murder accused Wolda Gardner would take a gun to work and claimed he could make people “disappear”, the Supreme Court has heard. A former friend of the defendant, who is now in witness protection, told the jury that Mr Gardner kept the weapon in a to...

Man who was acquitted of importing porn denied costs from The Crown By Owain Johnston-Barnes A man acquitted of importing obscene material has lost a legal effort to receive compensation for damages caused by the failed prosecution. Dwight Lambert fa...