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A London court has sentenced a 21-year-old son of a wealthy Mombasa businessman to three years in jail. Viraj Mashru, the son of Rajendra Mashru, whose family owns one of the biggest transport companies in East Africa, was convicted for faking his ...

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Britain's top fraud prosecutor is likely to face serious criticism over its handling of an investigation into the $600 million collapse of one of London's oldest hedge funds, a judge said on Tuesday. Already smarting from a 300 million pound ($466 ...

Joe Moszczynski/The Star-Ledger By Joe Moszczynski/The Star-Ledger The Star-Ledger Email the author View/Post Comments Animal-rights activist Susan Kehoe is flanked by her attorney, Daniel Perez, in this June 2012 file photo.Jerry McCrea/The ...

A globetrotting conman who came to New Zealand on a purported $69 million property spending spree will spend the next 14 years in prison in the United Kingdom. Giovanni di Stefano came to Auckland in 1990 claiming to be a successful businessman ...

InterAksyon.comThe online news portal of TV5 LONDON - A self-styled Italian lawyer whose notorious clients included late Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein was jailed for 14 years by a British court on Thursday for tricking people into believing he was a ...

Three Sikh men and a woman charged with attacking 1984 Operation Blue Star hero Lt Gen (retd) K S Brar here are expected to stand trial in mid-July, Scotland Yard said today. "All accused are likely to stand trial later in the summer, tentatively ...

LONDON A FLAMBOYANT but unqualified lawyer whose clients included deposed Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein was sentenced on Thursday to 14 years in jail for fraud. Giovanni Di Stefano was nicknamed The Devil's Advocate for speaking on behalf of figures ...

Because water companies can be found criminally liable for unintentional sewage leaks, a waste law expert has said they must take all precautions to avoid sewage spills in future. The comments come as the High Court ruled Thames Water was guilty of ...