A British man accused of plotting a terror attack may have targeted former prime minister Tony Blair and his wife Cherie, jurors in the partly secret terror trial were told.

Two British men have today been found guilty of the murder of soldier Lee Rigby.

An armed police officer thought one of Lee Rigby’s alleged murderers was going to kill her as he ran towards marksmen waving his hands in a chopping motion, a jury has heard.

A first aider who rushed to help murdered soldier Lee Rigby heard one of his alleged killers talking about “religion and Afghanistan”, a court has heard.

The widow of soldier Lee Rigby left court in tears today as jurors heard eyewitness accounts of how he was run over and attacked with a meat cleaver and knives.

Video footage of soldier Lee Rigby being mown down by a car and his alleged murderers dragging his body into the middle of the road has been shown to a jury.

Soldier Lee Rigby was the victim of “a cowardly and callous murder” by two men who wanted witnesses to see “the consequence of their barbarous acts”, a jury in England has heard.

A millionaire businessman is facing jail after being convicted of selling fake bomb detectors.

A hotel receptionist was found guilty of murdering two colleagues and hiding inside a bed containing one of the bodies.

GEORGE DAVIS, who has spent decades denying his involvement in an armed robbery, won an appeal against his conviction in a British court yesterday.

A father accused of killing his baby son by shaking him walked free from the Old Bailey today as a judge said he was "extremely troubled" by the case.

A MAN was jailed for three years yesterday for killing his wife by throwing a television remote control at her head.

Three Islamic extremists will be sentenced today for a suicide bomb plot designed to kill thousands of passengers on transatlantic airliners.

A SCHOOL adviser who worked closely with police was jailed for life yesterday for torturing and killing his baby because he thought she was possessed.

PAUL BURRELL’S trial collapsed at a critical time: he was soon to give evidence in public.

A last letter to former royal dresser Jane Andrews from wealthy Tommy Cressman was found torn up and thrown into a litter bin, the Old Bailey has been told.