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Adelaide Mother Jailed for More Than Four Years for Faking Son’s Cancer

The court labeled the scheme child abuse driven by attention seeking, rejecting money troubles as the cause.

Stacy Sharples Pleads Guilty to Perverting the Course of Justice Over False Rape Allegations Against 10 Men

ITV Revisits Wayne Coventry Killing as Family Decries 10-Year Manslaughter Sentence

UCL Study Links Six Midlife Symptoms to Higher Dementia Risk

Trainee Prison Officer Jailed for 3 Years Over Inmate Affair and Snapchat Sex Videos

Wakefield Prison Death Ruled Suicide as Watchdog Flags Oversight Failures

Texas Woman Gets 50-Year Sentence After Guilty Plea in Neighbor’s 2022 Killing

Judge Rejects 'Hypnosis' Claims as Natalie Wolf Jailed for Child Sex Offence

Two Birmingham Passengers Sentenced After 62.8kg Cannabis Seized on Thailand Flight

Groningen Court Gives 12-Month Prison Term and TBS to Ex-Dentistry Student for Stalking UMCG and RUG Staff

Bielefeld Court Hands Life Sentence for Wife’s Murder as Other Knife Cases Proceed

Dark-Triad Traits Linked to Manipulative Use of Touch in Romantic Relationships

Lukas Gage Releases Memoir Laying Bare Childhood Abuse, BPD Diagnosis and Whirlwind Marriage

Old Bailey Jury Convicts London Man of Terror Offences Over Far‑Right Manuals Found After Airport Stop

Police Release Image of Hyde Park Rapist After Jailing as Outlets Report Prior Egyptian Terror Conviction

Andrew Light Jailed for Life for Prison Stabbing of Roy Whiting With Three-Year Minimum

Aston Villa Fan Jailed as Dangerous Offender After Slashing Rival and Moons Judge

Hope Rowe Given Life Term for Birthday Party Killing

Victorian Man Sentenced to 35 Years for Setting Neighbour on Fire

Nevada Tops US in ‘Dark Personality’ Traits, Vermont at the Bottom, Study Finds