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Instagram blogger sentenced for drink driving and driving dangerously

A 23-year-old social media influencer and male model has been sentenced for drink driving and for driving dangerously.

88-year-old man sentenced for killing a cyclist

An 88-year-old man has been sentenced after he killed a cyclist on a roundabout in Hoylake, Merseyside, in November 2019.

Murder conviction following fatal seafront car crash

A driver who hit three men with his car has been convicted of the murder of one of the men and the attempted murder of the other two.

Woman sentenced for causing death by dangerous driving

An 80-year-old woman who killed a close friend in a car accident had been fined for causing death by careless driving.

Dangerous driver sentenced over pedestrian’s death

A man who drove on the wrong side of the road when he struck and killed a pedestrian has been jailed for six years and nine months.

Man imprisoned for causing serious injury by dangerous driving

David Hamblen, aged 37, was sentenced to 16 months' imprisonment at Bournemouth Crown Court yesterday (12 November 2020). He had pleaded guilty to causing serious injury by dangerous driving when he had a head-on collision with another vehicle.

Dad jailed for causing death of three-year-old son by dangerous driving

Two men have been jailed at Hull Crown Court today after racing at speeds in excess of 100mph on the M62.

HGV Driver jailed for causing two deaths in M1 collision

An HGV driver has been jailed today (19 October 2020) for causing two deaths through careless driving.

CPS prosecutes man for drink-driving from his car

The Crown Prosecution Service has prosecuted a drunk driver who dialled into his sentencing hearing from his car.

CPS statement following the meeting with the family of Harry Dunn

Greg McGill, CPS Director of Legal Services, said: “Today we have met with the family of Harry Dunn to update them on the various steps the CPS has taken over the last 10 months to secure justice in this tragic case.

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