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UK Woman Faces No Charges Over School Crash That Killed Indian-Origin Girl
The UK's Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has taken a decision not to charge the female driver involved in a freak accident that killed an Indian-origin schoolgirl as she lost control of her vehicle due to a sudden epileptic fit.
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Man Who Set Fire To UK Mosque Worshippers Sentenced To Indefinite Detention In Hospital
A man who set fire to two men as they left mosques in Britain last year was sentenced to indefinite detention in hospital, Britain's Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said on Wednesday.
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Indian Arrested In London For Terror Financing Case Gets Extradited To US
An Indian national arrested in London on a provisional American warrant as part of a US-UK coordinated action targeting terrorism financing has been extradited to the United States after consenting to face trial in America, British authorities said.
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US Diplomat's Wife To Face UK Trial For Running Over Teen
A US diplomat's wife is to face criminal proceedings in Britain, charged with causing the death by dangerous driving of a teenager, the Crown Prosecution Service said on Monday.
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UK Court Extends Fugitive Diamantaire Nirav Modi's Custody Till January 7
Fugitive diamond merchant Nirav Modi appeared before the Westminister Court via videolink for a routine 28-day remand hearing today. The court further extended his custody till January 7 to conclude hearings in his extradition case.
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UK Judge Seeks Info On Dawood Ibrahim's Aide For Extradition To US
A UK judge, while hearing the closing arguments in the extradition case of Pakistani national Jabir Moti, referred to as a "top lieutenant" in underworld don Dawood Ibrahim's organised crime syndicate, has sought clarity from the US authorities about the terror aspect of the case.
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India Files Appeal In UK High Court Against Extradition Of Couple
The Indian government has lodged an appeal in the UK High Court after its extradition request for a couple, wanted for the murder of their adopted child, was turned down by a London court recently.
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Tenure Over, Enforcement Directorate Officer Probing Nirav Modi Case Sent To UK Despite "Warning"
An Enforcement Directorate (ED) officer who has completed his tenure in the agency was removed from the probe into the Nirav Modi scam while he was in London for the fugitive businessman's extradition proceedings on Friday. ED chief Sanjay Kumar Mishracancelled the order as questions were raised about his abrupt removal in the middle of a high-prof...
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India Can Begin Extradition Process Against Nirav Modi: Britain Authority
India has been informed by the UK's Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) that it can initiate extradition proceedings against Indian diamond merchant Nirav Modi even though his exact whereabouts remain uncertain, a senior Indian official said today.
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Clinching Evidence Against Vijay Mallya, Will File 'Strong Case': CBI Sources
UK's Crown Prosecution Service will file evidence against fugitive businessman Vijay Mallya - who is wanted by Indian agencies for defaulting on loans of over Rs 9,000 crore - on behalf of the Central Bureau of Investigation or CBI in a magistrate court in London today.
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Vijay Mallya's Extradition Hearing Deferred To June 13
The hearing on the issue of embattled Indian tycoon Vijay Mallya's extradition from the UK has been deferred to June 13, Britain's Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said on Friday.
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Terror Convictions Up By 45 Per Cent Over 2014-15 In UK
The UK has registered a 45 per cent rise in the number of convictions in terror-related offences over the previous year, according to the country's Home Office statistics released today.
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Indian-Origin Man May Face Second Dangerous Driving Charge in UK
A 28-year-old son of an Indian-origin millionaire may face fresh charges of dangerous driving in relation to a high-speed car accident that killed a young UK girl, nine years after the horrific crash.
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UK Teen Jailed for Anzac Day Terror Plot
Britain's youngest person convicted of terrorism was sentenced today to a minimum of five years in jail for plotting an Islamic State-inspired "massacre" on an Anzac Day parade in Australia.
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Wife of Avantha Group Founder Cleared in Key Attack Case in UK
A criminal damage case against the wife of India-born billionaire entrepreneur Mr Gautam Thapar, accused of "keying" a neighbour's car over an alleged parking rage incident in the UK has been dropped due to lack of evidence.
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UK Woman Faces No Charges Over School Crash That Killed Indian-Origin Girl
The UK's Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has taken a decision not to charge the female driver involved in a freak accident that killed an Indian-origin schoolgirl as she lost control of her vehicle due to a sudden epileptic fit.
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Man Who Set Fire To UK Mosque Worshippers Sentenced To Indefinite Detention In Hospital
A man who set fire to two men as they left mosques in Britain last year was sentenced to indefinite detention in hospital, Britain's Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said on Wednesday.
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Indian Arrested In London For Terror Financing Case Gets Extradited To US
An Indian national arrested in London on a provisional American warrant as part of a US-UK coordinated action targeting terrorism financing has been extradited to the United States after consenting to face trial in America, British authorities said.
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US Diplomat's Wife To Face UK Trial For Running Over Teen
A US diplomat's wife is to face criminal proceedings in Britain, charged with causing the death by dangerous driving of a teenager, the Crown Prosecution Service said on Monday.
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UK Court Extends Fugitive Diamantaire Nirav Modi's Custody Till January 7
Fugitive diamond merchant Nirav Modi appeared before the Westminister Court via videolink for a routine 28-day remand hearing today. The court further extended his custody till January 7 to conclude hearings in his extradition case.
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UK Judge Seeks Info On Dawood Ibrahim's Aide For Extradition To US
A UK judge, while hearing the closing arguments in the extradition case of Pakistani national Jabir Moti, referred to as a "top lieutenant" in underworld don Dawood Ibrahim's organised crime syndicate, has sought clarity from the US authorities about the terror aspect of the case.
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India Files Appeal In UK High Court Against Extradition Of Couple
The Indian government has lodged an appeal in the UK High Court after its extradition request for a couple, wanted for the murder of their adopted child, was turned down by a London court recently.
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Tenure Over, Enforcement Directorate Officer Probing Nirav Modi Case Sent To UK Despite "Warning"
An Enforcement Directorate (ED) officer who has completed his tenure in the agency was removed from the probe into the Nirav Modi scam while he was in London for the fugitive businessman's extradition proceedings on Friday. ED chief Sanjay Kumar Mishracancelled the order as questions were raised about his abrupt removal in the middle of a high-prof...
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India Can Begin Extradition Process Against Nirav Modi: Britain Authority
India has been informed by the UK's Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) that it can initiate extradition proceedings against Indian diamond merchant Nirav Modi even though his exact whereabouts remain uncertain, a senior Indian official said today.
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Clinching Evidence Against Vijay Mallya, Will File 'Strong Case': CBI Sources
UK's Crown Prosecution Service will file evidence against fugitive businessman Vijay Mallya - who is wanted by Indian agencies for defaulting on loans of over Rs 9,000 crore - on behalf of the Central Bureau of Investigation or CBI in a magistrate court in London today.
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Vijay Mallya's Extradition Hearing Deferred To June 13
The hearing on the issue of embattled Indian tycoon Vijay Mallya's extradition from the UK has been deferred to June 13, Britain's Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said on Friday.
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Terror Convictions Up By 45 Per Cent Over 2014-15 In UK
The UK has registered a 45 per cent rise in the number of convictions in terror-related offences over the previous year, according to the country's Home Office statistics released today.
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Indian-Origin Man May Face Second Dangerous Driving Charge in UK
A 28-year-old son of an Indian-origin millionaire may face fresh charges of dangerous driving in relation to a high-speed car accident that killed a young UK girl, nine years after the horrific crash.
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UK Teen Jailed for Anzac Day Terror Plot
Britain's youngest person convicted of terrorism was sentenced today to a minimum of five years in jail for plotting an Islamic State-inspired "massacre" on an Anzac Day parade in Australia.
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Wife of Avantha Group Founder Cleared in Key Attack Case in UK
A criminal damage case against the wife of India-born billionaire entrepreneur Mr Gautam Thapar, accused of "keying" a neighbour's car over an alleged parking rage incident in the UK has been dropped due to lack of evidence.
