Judge convicted of modern slavery offences
A Ugandan judge was today convicted at Oxford Crown Court of modern slavery offences against an individual who worked as her nanny. Lydia Mugambe, 49, was convicted of conspiring to breach UK immigration law, arranging travel for exploitation, requiring a person to perform forced labour and witness intimidation following a three-week trial.
Darren Jones, 52, claimed to have developed scabies after a three-day stay at a Travelodge hotel but his case was dismissed ...
A UK jury on Thursday found a United Nations judge guilty of modern slavery offences after she “took advantage” of her status ...
Six climate protesters saw their sentences moderately reduced, while ten others had their jail time upheld, following a ...
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Courts 'in chaos' as national video link system goes downCourts in England and Wales paralysed because the video platform used by witnesses and lawyers to attend hearings remotely ...
A Welsh man who claimed he caught scabies after staying at a Travelodge hotel has had his claim thrown out. Darren Jones said ...
Today’s Court ruling that saw modest sentence reductions for six of 16 climate protesters further highlights why the UK ...
MI5 was still investigating a vulnerable teenage girl until her death even after terrorism charges were dropped, an inquest ...
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