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Arson attack accused thought he was going to ‘torch’ a car, murder trial told

Dale Francis claims he had no intention of causing serious harm or death to anyone and acted as a ‘lookout’ to settle a debt.

Evening Standard

British GT driver John Ferguson banned for aggressive behaviour

British GT driver John Ferguson has been banned for aggressive behaviour towards race director Peter Daly at the end of the Snetterton weekend in July.

Autosport

UK ministers approved £60m payments to Saudi royals to maintain arms deal, court told

Payments allegedly facilitated by senior government and military figures to secure arms contracts for British firms

The Guardian - UK

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Jury considers verdicts in trial of mother accused of fasting son to death

Prosecution and defence barristers have urged jurors to return verdicts of not guilty by reason of insanity.

The Independent UK

Mother accused of killing son, three, through fasting during Covid lockdown

Olabisi Abubakar is on trial over the death of her son Taiwo.

The Independent UK

Club racer handed lifetime ban after threatening clerk of the course

A club racing driver has been given a lifetime motorsport ban after threatening a clerk of the course with a chair and making death threats following an earlier paddock dispute.

Autosport

South Africa's intelligence watchdog is failing civil society. How to restore its credibility

In October, South African president Cyril Ramaphosa and his cabinet committed to a range of reforms to the country’s intelligence services. He based these reforms on recommendations made by the judicial commission of inquiry into state capture.

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UK middlemen paid £9.7m in bribes to Saudis for contracts, court told

Jeffrey Cook and John Mason accused of making corrupt payments between 2007 and 2012 to secure deals with Airbus subsidiary

The Guardian - UK

Pharmaceutical firm fined £1.2m over contaminated baby feed supplied to hospitals

A pharmaceutical company which supplied feed to premature babies at hospitals across England when the product had been contaminated has been fined more than £1.2 million.

Evening Standard

Charges dropped in Sasha Johnson shooting

The black equal rights campaigner was shot in the head in Peckham in May 2021.

The Independent UK

Sasha Johnson: Case against 4 men accused of shooting collapses

The prosecution of four men accused over the shooting of black equal rights campaigner Sasha Johnson at a 30th birthday party in May 2021 has collapsed.

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