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A bogus psychiatrist has been convicted of a "deliberate and wicked deception" after faking a medical degree certificate and working for a number of health trusts.

Ex-Manchester United footballer Ryan Giggs ' retrial later this month on domestic violence charges has been abandoned after lawyers withdrew the prosecution. Ryan, 49, was due to go on trial for a second time on 31 July, accused of controlling or coercive behaviour towards his ex-girlfriend Kate Greville, 39, between August 2017 and November 2020. He was also accused of assault by “losing control” and headbutting her, as well as the common assault of Ms Greville’s sister, Emma, by elbowing her in the jaw, during a row at his home in Worsley, Greater Manchester, on 1 November, 2020.

Ex-Manchester United star Ryan Giggs has been found not guilty of headbutting his ex-girlfriend and subjecting her to controlling and coercive behaviour. Giggs, 48, was cleared of all charges after Kate Greville withdrew her co-operation from the case ahead of a scheduled re-trial in two weeks' time.

Ryan Giggs' case was back in court ahead of a scheduled trial next month. The former Manchester United star did not attend the hearing at Manchester Crown Court on Thursday morning, as his attendance had been excused.

As Judge Hilary Manley jailed Lewis Jones for life at Manchester Crown Court, her words left the top ranks of Merseyside Police concerned.

A predatory paedophile may not have been free to kidnap and violently sexually assault a six-year-old girl if police had acted more quickly, a court heard. Lewis Jones, 24, abducted the child while she played with friends on a field in Droylsden, Tameside.

A judge has blasted the police after it took over two years for a rapist to be brought to court and jailed. Meynard Murambakanda, 32, raped a vulnerable woman twice back in May 2020.

Ryan Giggs has shared his "disappointment" after a judge confirmed the footballer will face a retrial over assault and coercive controls charges.The former Manchester United winger had been on trial for four weeks, but last week, following more than 20 hours of deliberations, the jury failed to reach any verdicts. Giggs, 48, had denied controlling or coercive behaviour over a three-year period towards his ex-girlfriend, Kate Greville, 38.

Ryan Giggs has broken his silence after finding out that he will face a re-trial over allegations he assaulted his ex-partner, Kate Greville.In a statement, responding to the judge's decision, he said: "After more than three weeks in court I am obviously disappointed that a retrial has been ordered."My not guilty plea remains in relation to all charges. I am confident that justice will eventually be done and my name will be cleared of all the allegations.

Gary Neville could face Contempt of Court action following a comment he made on social media made during pal Ryan Giggs' trial. The former Manchester United defender has been referred to the Attorney General after Judge Hilary Manley learned of Neville's comment, which was included in an Instagram post the 47-year-old posted at 4am on the opening day of court proceedings.

Ryan Giggs is potentially facing a possible retrial after a jury failed to reach verdicts in his domestic violence trial.The former Manchester United footballer had been on trial for four weeks but following more than 20 hours of deliberations, the jury of seven women and four men, having lost one juror to illness, failed to reach any verdicts. Lawyers will now have to consider the public interest of a retrial but any further trial would only take place many months from now. Giggs, 48, had denied controlling or coercive behaviour over a three-year period towards his ex-girlfriend Kate Greville, 38.

Jurors in Ryan Giggs' trial will return to court to continue their deliberations on Wednesday.

Ryan Giggs' ex-wife Stacey was left shaken when three masked men stole her £80,000 Range Rover Sport, according to reports.The mum-of-two noticed the thieves had driven off with the car around 1.30am on Thursday in Worsley, Manchester.The Sun reports the incident took place at her home, where she lives with her two children. READ MORE: Man Utd's Europa League opponents based in area where 'all travel is advised against' A source told the publication: "It was so upsetting. Her kids were there." At home she was reportedly with Liberty, 19, and Zach, 15, the children who she shares with former Manchester United and Wales winger Giggs, 48.A source said to The Sun "it was so upsetting" and the children were left "terrified".

Ryan Giggs assault trial to postpone its deliberations on Thursday after one called in sick.Judge Hilary Manley told them they should only discuss the evidence in the case when all 12 were together. She said the ill juror hoped to be well enough to return to Manchester Crown Court on Friday so they could continue to deliberate.

Ryan Giggs broke down in tears as he described spending the night in a police cell as “the worst experience of his life” following his arrest for allegedly headbutting ex Kate Greville. The 48 year old former Manchester United star is accused of assaulting Ms Greville, 37, after a row at their home in Worsley, Greater Manchester on November 1, 2020.

Manchester United winger has been accused of assault and controlling coercive behaviour towards his former partner and common assault of her sister - all of which he denies. In the meantime Wales have qualified for their first World Cup since 1958 under caretaker boss Rob Page.The trial of the 48-year-old, which follows his arrest back in November 2020 at his home in Worsley, Greater Manchester, was adjourned in January this year until August 8 due to no court rooms being available to hear the case.Mail Plus now report Giggs will step down as Wales manager after he temporarily left the role following the initial charge.

Ryan Giggs has been spotted with a bushy grey beard as he awaits the beginning of his court case days after Wales qualified for their first World Cup since 1958 under caretaker boss Rob Page. The former Manchester United winger has been accused of assault and controlling coercive behaviour towards his ex-girlfriend and common assault of her sister - all of which he denies.The trial of Giggs, 48, was adjourned from January until August 8 due to no court rooms being available to hear the case - which began with his arrest back in November of 2020 at his home in Worsley, Greater Manchester.Following that delay, Giggs’ Barrister, Chris Daw, QC, said his client was "extremely disappointed" at the decision.He said: "I have of course explained to him all of the facts that Your Honour outlined at the beginning of the hearing."Judge Hilary Manley had explained: "Unfortunately it has become necessary to vacate this trial from the list for Monday.

controlling coercive behaviour towards his ex-girlfriend and common assault of her sister, all of which he denies.But a judge told the hearing that the trial could not be held as no spaces were available in the building and other trials with defendants in custody had to be prioritised.And the former Manchester United midfielder will now have to wait until the summer, with the hearing re-scheduled for August 8.Giggs’ Barrister, Chris Daw, QC, said his client was “extremely disappointed” at the decision.He said: "I have of course explained to him all of the facts that Your Honour outlined at the beginning of the hearing."Judge Hilary Manley had explained previously: “Unfortunately it has become necessary to vacate this trial from the list for Monday.”"I'm afraid that other trials must take priority over this one."The judge stated other cases taking priority included ones featuring allegations of rape, where defendants are currently in custody and where trials had already been adjourned previously.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

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direct to your inboxA man who fathered his sister's child has been jailed.The man was sentenced to 32 months after admitting committing 'repeated' acts of incest against his sibling.His sister gave birth to his child.Manchester Crown Court was told the defendant was himself 'severely damaged' after suffering sexual, physical and emotional abuse.The Manchester Evening News is not naming him, to protect the identity of the victim, who has a legal right to lifelong anonymity.