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IN FULL: Disgraced funeral director jailed for 20 years
A funeral director who failed to bury or cremate people and gave bereaved relatives the ashes of strangers was jailed for 20 years.
Some 35 bodies and more than 100 sets …of ashes were found by police raiding Legacy Independent Funeral Directors in Hull in March 2024.
Robert Bush, 48, admitted 67 offences, including denying 30 people a decent and proper burial, theft from 12 charities, and fraudulent trading over a period of almost 12 years.
Sentencing him at Hull Crown Court, Mr Justice Hilliard told the former undertaker he had “caused anguish and pain on a scale beyond comprehension”.
The court heard Bush defrauded nearly 200 families out of £562,117 and had acted out of “financial greed”.
Hilliard warned that unless a body was one of those recovered by police in 2024 and properly identified, no-one who had used Legacy’s cremations services “at any time can be absolutely certain they received the ashes of their loved one”.
“He must have a heartless side to him – which allowed him to treat the living and the dead in the way he did, and he was very confident he would get away with what he was doing.”
The judge added: “I don’t think I have ever known offences affecting so many people and so deeply.”
The court was told relatives of 46 people who were cremated between 2017 and 2024 were given the wrong ashes and the loved ones of another 11 never received any.
“How betrayed they now feel,” said the judge.
“Husbands and wives, partners, parents, children, grandchildren, now discovering that they are left with nothing, or in some cases we heard, an empty plastic bag or a teaspoonful of ash which the police managed to recover for them.”
The judge’s sentencing remarks can be read in full at: https://www.judiciary.uk/judgments/r-v-robert-bush/
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IN FULL: Disgraced funeral director jailed for 20 years
A funeral director who failed to bury or cremate people and gave …
A funeral director who failed to bury or cremate people and gave bereaved relatives the ashes of strangers was jailed for 20 years.
Some 35 bodies and more than 100 sets …of ashes were found by police raiding Legacy Independent Funeral Directors in Hull in March 2024.
Robert Bush, 48, admitted 67 offences, including denying 30 people a decent and proper burial, theft from 12 charities, and fraudulent trading over a period of almost 12 years.
Sentencing him at Hull Crown Court, Mr Justice Hilliard told the former undertaker he had “caused anguish and pain on a scale beyond comprehension”.
The court heard Bush defrauded nearly 200 families out of £562,117 and had acted out of “financial greed”.
Hilliard warned that unless a body was one of those recovered by police in 2024 and properly identified, no-one who had used Legacy’s cremations services “at any time can be absolutely certain they received the ashes of their loved one”.
“He must have a heartless side to him – which allowed him to treat the living and the dead in the way he did, and he was very confident he would get away with what he was doing.”
The judge added: “I don’t think I have ever known offences affecting so many people and so deeply.”
The court was told relatives of 46 people who were cremated between 2017 and 2024 were given the wrong ashes and the loved ones of another 11 never received any.
“How betrayed they now feel,” said the judge.
“Husbands and wives, partners, parents, children, grandchildren, now discovering that they are left with nothing, or in some cases we heard, an empty plastic bag or a teaspoonful of ash which the police managed to recover for them.”
The judge’s sentencing remarks can be read in full at: https://www.judiciary.uk/judgments/r-v-robert-bush/
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Whole life order for triple killer
A triple killer who murdered and dismembered the bodies of two of his …
TikTok killers' appeals dismissed
Four people convicted over the deaths of two men in a high-speed car …
Four people convicted over the deaths of two men in a high-speed car chase had their appeal bids refused.
Saqib Hussain and Mohammed Hashim Ijazuddin, both 21, were killed in February …2022 on the A46 in Leicestershire, after being ambushed in a car park in Leicester by a group including TikTok influencer Mahek Bukhari and her mother Ansreen Bukhari.
Ansreen Bukhari, 49, was convicted of the murder of Saqib Hussain and Hashim Ijazuddin in February 2022 alongside her daughter, Mahek Bukhari, and two other men.
She was jailed for 26 years and nine months, but at a Court of Appeal her barrister Christopher Millington KC claimed the sentencing judge had failed to appropriately take into account the coercive and controlling behaviour she had suffered at the hands of Hussain.
A panel of three judges dismissed the claim, saying that the sentence was justified.
Ameer Jamal, Sanaf Gulammustafa and Natasha Akhtar, who were all in one of the cars which had pursued Mr Hussain and Mr Ijazuddin, had been convicted of manslaughter.
They sought to appeal their convictions, with Rajiv Menon KC for Jamal and Balraj Bhatia KC for Gulammustafa and Akhtar, arguing that while they were convicted of unlawful act manslaughter – which requires an unlawful action to take place which caused death – the trial judge had not identified this “base” offence in the questions jurors had to consider.
However, three judges dismissed their appeals.
In a judgment handed down remotely after the hearing, Lord Justice Jeremy Baker, who heard the case alongside Mr Justice Bryan and Judge Simon Hirst, said: “We consider that in the context of this case, where there was no question but that those involved in the plan were intent on inflicting unlawful violence upon Saquib Hussain, these questions appropriately set out the matters which the jury had to consider.
“The jury would have been well aware that the common plan which was being referred to was the plan to attack Saqib Hussain when he arrived at Tesco’s car park, in order to kill him, or to cause him to suffer either really serious bodily harm, or some lesser degree of harm.”
The judgment of the court can be read in full at: https://www.judiciary.uk/judgments/r-v-natasha-akhtar-and-others/
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Friend of Manchester synagogue attacker jailed over military base terror plot
A “committed jihadist” who planned an attack on a military base with …
A “committed jihadist” who planned an attack on a military base with the Manchester synagogue attacker was jailed for at least 17 years.
Mohammad Bashir, 31, drove his friend Jihad Al-Shamie …on a 10-hour round trip to conduct hostile reconnaissance at the UK’s Defence Academy in Shrivenham, Oxfordshire, on 14 August 2025.
Weeks after that journey, Al-Shamie, 35, was shot dead by police after carrying out the Heaton Park Synagogue attack, in which two Jewish men were killed.
Bashir, from Cheetham Hill, was sentenced at Manchester Crown Court after pleading guilty to one count of preparing an act of terrorism.
Sentencing Bashir, Mrs Justice Cheema-Grubb told him that by August last year he had become a “firmly committed jihadist”.
He and Al-Shamie were “equally engaged” in planning an attack on a British military target “in which you and he expected to kill and be killed”, she said.
She rejected his claim to a probation officer that he no longer held extremist views and regretted his actions.
Imposing a life sentence with a minimum term of 17 years – less the time Bashir has spent on remand – the judge said: “I consider you remain dangerous. You have given no grounds that your attitude has really changed at all.”
The judge’s sentencing remarks can be read in full at: https://www.judiciary.uk/judgments/rex-v-mohammed-asim-bashir/
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Teen hackers jailed over £29m TfL cyber attack
Two hackers who livestreamed themselves carrying out a cyber attack on …
Two hackers who livestreamed themselves carrying out a cyber attack on Transport For London that forced the organisation to “pull th plug” on its own systems have been jailed.
Thalha Jubair …and Owen Flowers were both still teenagers when they conducted an “extremely serious hack” into TfL’s online network that could have caused “catastrophic damage” to its systems, between 31 August and 3 September 2024.
The “multi-day intrusion” resulted in all of TfL’s more than 27,000 employees being forced to attend an office in person to reset their passwords.
During a two-day sentencing hearing, prosecutors said the hackers “could have shut out and shut down TfL completely” given that they eventually obtained the “highest privileged access” within the system, referred to as “the keys to the kingdom”.
Woolwich Crown Court on Thursday, Jubair, now 20 and of Bow, east London, and Flowers, 18 and from Walsall, were each jailed for five years and six months.
The judge, Mr Justice Turner, told the pair: “I’m satisfied that your actions were primarily motivated by selfish bravado, heedless of the consequences on others.”
The defendants have been linked to the group known as Scattered Spider, and used that name in communication with each other during the attack, the court heard.
TfL claims that, along with £29m worth of damage caused by disruption to services and operational work, the incident cost £10m in lost income.
Data from the Oyster refund system was accessed, contactless systems were delayed, and applications for Oyster photocards for children and young people were closed down.
The judge’s sentencing remarks can be read in full at: https://www.judiciary.uk/judgments/r-v-flowers-and-jubair/
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Brothers jailed for 1984 murder during violent spree against men they thought were gay
Two brothers were jailed for murdering a civil servant in 1984 during …
Two brothers were jailed for murdering a civil servant in 1984 during a spree of violence against men they thought were gay.
Michael Stewart, 57, and Anthony Stewart, 60, were convicted …by an Old Bailey jury of killing Anthony Littler in East Finchley.
The siblings had denied any involvement.
Michael Stewart, the “lookout”, was told he will serve a minimum of 10 years in prison, while his elder brother, who the judge said was likely to have delivered the fatal blow, received a minimum term of 15 years.
Mr Littler, 45, was set upon as he walked home in north London.
The civil servant was found dead in an alleyway close to East Finchley Tube station, with no one identified as responsible for his murder at the time.
Judge Mrs Justice Cutts described Mr Littler as a “quiet, kind and gentle man who lived a quiet, decent and honest life”.
Passing life sentences on both men, she said: “This was no impulsive attack. I am quite sure that your group was lying in wait in and around the alley for a victim, someone to attack and to rob. This is what I am satisfied you were in the habit of doing.
“You were not planning to rob just anyone. You were targeting a group in particular, and that was homosexual men. You were not just threatening violence, you were perpetrating it.”
She added that there was “no evidence” that Mr Littler, who had attended a real ale club meeting on the night of his murder, was gay.
The judge said: “There is no evidence that Mr Littler was homosexual, but he was a lone man in an area you frequented to target homosexual men, and I have no doubt that he was targeted for that reason.”
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Jail for teenage neo-Nazi caught in MI5 sting
A neo-Nazi who was planning a “mass casualty” gun attack was jailed …
A neo-Nazi who was planning a “mass casualty” gun attack was jailed for 13-and-a-half years after he was caught in an MI5 sting.
Alfie Coleman was just 19 when he agreed …to meet an officer in an east London supermarket car park to buy a Makarov semi-automatic pistol, five magazines, and 200 rounds of ammunition, with £3,500 saved from his part-time supermarket job.
Coleman had drawn up a “kill list” of customers and colleagues at the Tesco petrol station where he worked. He branded some staff and shoppers “race traitors” for having partners who were not white, in a list of people who had “upset him”, which featured their number plates.
One entry named a checkout worker, whose husband was mixed race, along with the make and colour of her car, and a description of her as having “short blonde hair with bits of pink in it”.
Prosecutors said he believed in an extreme right-wing ideology, which included idolising Adolf Hitler and the likes of Thomas Mair, who murdered the MP Jo Cox in a gun and knife attack in 2016.
A Met Police investigation found Coleman began being radicalised online when he was just 14.
Sentencing Coleman at the Old Bailey, judge Richard Marks KC said he must be treated as a “dangerous offender”, describing his views as “virulently racist”.
He told Coleman: “You maintained that much of what you had said and the virulently racist views which you expressed were no more than intrusive thoughts and did not represent what you believed in real life.
“It was in effect, although you did not use these words, hyperbole, bravado, fantasy, and you never had any intention to carry out an attack.”
Counterterrorism officers said Coleman, from the village of Great Notley, in Essex, was trying to buy automatic weapons, which suggested he planned to carry out a mass shooting, with possible targets including mosques.
He had unwittingly been talking to undercover MI5 agents for months on encrypted messaging apps before he was surrounded by officers armed with Tasers in a Morrisons car park in Stratford in September 2023.
Coleman, now 22, previously pleaded guilty to charges of attempting to possess a prohibited firearm and ammunition, as well as 10 counts of possession of material likely to be useful to a person committing or preparing an act of terrorism.
He denied he was plotting a terror attack and a jury failed to reach a verdict on that charge after Coleman said he was now “embarrassed” and “cringing” about the views he expressed. But Coleman was later found guilty of preparing acts of terrorism after a retrial.
He was jailed for 13 and a half years, with a further five years on extended licence.
This video has been edited to remove extreme racist language.
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Man jailed over city centre siege
A man who threatened to blow up a block of flats in Sheffield city …
A man who threatened to blow up a block of flats in Sheffield city centre leading to a police siege lasting about 34 hours was jailed for seven years.
Yaqub Younis, …49, falsely told residents and armed police he had guns and explosives in his flat and would open fire from his balcony at The Gateway on Broad Street.
Following a trial at Sheffield Crown Court, he was found guilty of communicating false information with intent, intentionally or recklessly causing a public nuisance, affray and criminal damage to property.
Sentencing him, the Recorder of Sheffield, Judge Jeremy Richardson KC, told Younis his actions had “caused incalculable harm”.
The bomb hoax threat, which Younis made while wanted on recall to prison, triggered an evacuation of about 100 people and brought the city centre to a standstill for nearly 34 hours.
Police attended the building and put a cordon in place, but Younis refused to cooperate and remained in his flat for the entirety of the siege.
During the siege, Younis threw a TV and various household items, some of which were on fire, off his balcony, trashed the interior of his flat and shouted that he had “loads of guns” and up to 20kg of explosives.
Jurors heard his behaviour had been “erratic” and he had requested to speak to a member of parliament, as well as asking for a banana and a mobile phone.
He also claimed that MI5 and the National Crime Agency had been plotting to kill him and that he had believed his life was in danger.
The judge’s sentencing remarks can be read in full at: https://www.judiciary.uk/judgments/r-v-yaqub-younis/
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IN FULL: Two teens detained as court overturns 'lenient' rape sentences
Two teenage boys had their sentences for the rape of two girls …
Two teenage boys had their sentences for the rape of two girls increased after they were found to be “unduly lenient”.
The boys, both aged 14 at the time of the …offences and referred to in court as X and Y, carried out the attacks in Fordingbridge, Hampshire, in November 2024 and January 2025.
They were initially given non-custodial sentences – three-year youth rehabilitation orders – by a judge at Southampton Crown Court in May.
But after a ruling at the Court of Appeal they were been sentenced to four years in detention.
The case was sent for review under the Unduly Lenient Sentence scheme after a wave of public outrage over the initial sentences.
Delivering her judgement, Lady Chief Justice Baroness Carr told the teenagers: “We have decided that we do need to change your sentences and both of you do need to go into detention. What you both did was so bad that we decided we had no other choice but to make these sentences.”
Baroness Carr said a custodial sentence for both boys was “unavoidable”, and that the judge at Southampton Crown Court had “wrongly assessed” the level of harm caused to the two girls who were raped.
The judge failed to properly assess the ages and vulnerabilities of those involved in the offending, as well as the “humiliation and degradation” suffered by the victims, she added.
The court ruled the sentence of a third teenager involved in the attacks, referred to as Z, will remain the same.
All three teenagers also saw their restraining order, which prevented them from contacting either victim, extended from an original 10 years to indefinite.
The judgement of the court can be read in full at: https://www.judiciary.uk/judgments/x-y-and-z/
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Student jailed over college bomb threat
A teenager who admitted possessing explosive substances and …
A teenager who admitted possessing explosive substances and threatening to bomb his college and kill his fellow students was sentenced to three years and 11 months in custody.
Police found explosives …at Jagger Strang’s home, in Stafford, and he also admitted accessing material on YouTube about the manufacture of gunpowder and how to make an improvised detonator.
Strang, 18, had been due to go on trial at Leicester Crown Court but pleaded guilty hours before the trial began.
A sentencing hearing at Birmingham Crown Court heard he had idolised serial killers and had a disturbing fixation with violence.
He was told he would also face extended supervision once he was released from a young offender institution.
Police first became aware of Strang when they were contacted by a safeguarding officer at Stafford College.
The court heard how the then 17-year-old, who was studying woodwork at the college, told other students he had numerous weapons and had planned how he would blow up a classroom.
He was arrested at his home the following day, and officers undertook a search of the property.
Strang’s mobile phone was also examined and officers discovered internet searches and videos relating to serial killers, including sharing images on Snapchat of Norwegian domestic terrorist Anders Breivik and the person responsible for a massacre in Crimea.
Passing sentence, Mr Justice Wall told Strang: “You developed an unhealthy interest in explosives. You acquired the chemicals necessary to make gunpowder and thermite, and you made them.”
The judge said there was a “longer-term potential” for harm, given Strang’s obsession with serial killers and explosives.
The chemicals Strang possessed were “not toys” and were “akin to dangerous weapons”, he added.
The judge’s sentencing remarks can be read in full at: https://www.judiciary.uk/judgments/r-v-jagger-strang/
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Six jailed over death of innocent woman in drug gang turf war
Six people were jailed for a total of more than 150 years for the …
Six people were jailed for a total of more than 150 years for the murder of an innocent woman who was shot as part of a feud between rival drug …gangs.
Joanne Penney was staying with friends at a house in Talbot Green, South Wales, March 2025 when she answered a knock on the door.
Drug dealer Marcus Huntley, 22, then shot her at close range with a gun that had been delivered to him from Leicester to carry out a revenge attack.
Huntley, along with five others, were all convicted of murder after two lengthy trials at Cardiff Crown Court.
Sentencing them, Mr Justice Fordham said Penney’s life was “senselessly taken” as an “innocent victim in a drugs war”.
Jordan Mills-Smith, 34, from Cardiff, Leicester trio Joshua Gordon 28, Melissa Quailey-Dashper, 40, and Kristina Ginova, 22, along with drug gang boss Renaldo Baptiste, who ordered the attack from a prison cell where he was serving a sentence for a previous killing, were found guilty of Penney’s murder as part of the drugs turf war.
Huntley pleaded guilty to the same offence.
Both trials heard how the two rival drug gangs were involved in a turf war centred around Talbot Green and the address at Llys Illtyd where the shooting happened.
Weeks before the murder, a drug dealer working on behalf of Gordon was beaten and humiliated by a member of a rival gang.
Huntley and Gordon were said to have discussed a reprisal attack and a gun, along with ammunition, was sourced from the criminal underworld in Leicester and sent to Cardiff.
Following the shooting Huntley buried the gun in a park in Cardiff before fleeing the city.
Mills-Smith also fled to Suffolk but the police closed in on all six. Within days they were all arrested, with Huntley stopped in a dramatic swoop by police on a National Express coach.
Huntley must serve 30 years before he can apply for parole; Mills-Smith a minimum of 27 years; Gordon 32 years and Baptiste will have to serve a further 42 years in jail before he can be considered for release. This will run concurrently with his current minimum term, which has 19 years left.
Quailey-Daspher, who knocked on the door pretending she wanted to buy drugs on the night of the murder, was told she must serve 14 years. Ginova, Gordon’s girlfriend who destroyed vital evidence the day after the shooting, will serve a minimum of 12 years in jail.
The judge’s sentencing remarks can be read in full at:https://www.judiciary.uk/judgments/r-v-gordon-huntley-baptiste-mills-smith-quailey-dashper-ginova/
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