A man who carried a threatening sign at a pro-Palestine protest in London and assaulted a fellow protestor has been sentenced.

Rabar Karim, 31, was found guilty of assault by beating and a public order offence after a trial at Westminster Magistrates’ Court earlier this year.

He was sentenced today (25 March 2023) to a 12-month community order, with 15 days rehabilitation activity requirement, and ordered to pay a total of £150 in compensation to the victims.

Four men who stabbed a man over 60 times after luring him away from a family party on New Year’s Day have been jailed.

Darren Soyemi, 25, Tashan Bailey-Brown, 23, Denzel Ealmeida, 22, and Kevaniel Robinson 21, were sentenced at the Old Bailey today (8 March 2024) having been found guilty of the attempted murder of Charles Ikaba, 19, at trial in February.

Tashan Bailey-Brown was sentenced to 24 years' imprisonment, with an extended period of five years on licence.

Darren Soyemi, Denzel Ealmeida and Kevaniel Robinson were each sentenced to 31 years' imprisonment.

Three men who abused residents at Grove House care home in Sutton have been jailed today.

Alex Nazareth, 30, Georgios Skordoulis, 28, and Ahmed Hassanen, 54, were found guilty of ill-treatment after a four-week trial at Croydon Crown Court in October last year.

They were sentenced today (4 January 2023) to immediate imprisonment, with Nazareth sentenced to 18 months, and both Skordoulis and Hassanen sentenced to two years’ imprisonment.

An MP has been found guilty of racially abusing a member of the public today (3 November 2023) at Westminster Magistrates’ Court after a one-day trial.

Robert Stewart MP, was convicted of a racially aggravated public order offence after he told a member of the public to go back to his country, demonstrating racial hostility likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress to those present at the time.

He was attending an event hosted by the Government of Bahrain when he used racist language towards the victim outside of the venue.

Three Just Stop Oil protestors have been sentenced after invading the Lords Cricket Ground and throwing orange powder across the field of play.

During the first innings of an Ashes test match between England and Australia, Daniel Knorr, 21 and Jacob Bourne 27, hurdled through barriers in the crowd to trespass the cricket field during play.

The pair then revealed their ‘Just Stop Oil’ t-shirts before throwing an orange powder across the cricket ground, delaying play for four minutes whilst staff ensured the grounds and wicket were not damaged.