Angela Nield: Last News

A hit-and-run driver was able to dodge police for four months - despite visiting one of his victims in hospital.

A ‘brave’ survivor of stalking has told her former partner that she and her family have suffered due to his ‘frightening’ campaign to rekindle their relationship. Today, Benjamin Dunn, 32, was sentenced to prison in an emotional court hearing.

A dad broke a man's jaw in the smoking area of a bar after seeing him talking to his partner. Ryan Toby ‘saw red’ at Sky Bar in Bury.

A man strangled a child with a charging cable and doled out beatings for 'looking at him funny' and triggering his 'fight mode'.

pub prank which left him paralysed, a court heard today. Paul Gill, 51, was spared an immediate prison sentence at Minshull Street Crown Court on Tuesday after he admitted causing grievous bodily harm to 55-year-old Billy Crawford.

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Bury, admitted to three counts of fraud. Judge Angela Nield banned identification of his three victims, who were referred to as 'Mrs A', 'Mr B' and 'Mrs C' in court.Prosecutor Brian Berlyne said: "Mrs A was between 84 and 88 at the time of this offence, she had a bank with Santander.

hereHicks, from Rochdale, sent further messages 'complimenting' her and saying 'how pretty she was'.The court was told Hicks later asked the girl to delete the messages.He was arrested and claimed he didn't recall the messages he had sent to the girl.Hicks also said he was trying to 'boost her self esteem'.Prosecutors told how the messages were sent over the Christmas period."Christmas now for her is forever tainted by what happened," Judge Angela Nield said.The judge described Hicks's behaviour as 'inexplicable'."If the fact of her age and her vulnerability were insufficient to put you off from your inexplicable behaviour at that time, it is difficult to work out what would have done."You had three small children for which you were

hereJudge Angela Nield told Thompson: "It's extremely sad to see somebody of your age and character before this courts for the first time and for offences of such a serious nature. You are 63.