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Man convicted of murder after mowing down Liam Hendry A MAN who deliberately mowed down teenager Liam Hendry has been convicted of murder. Dean Wright had taken alcohol and cocaine when he ploughed into the 18-year-old, sending him flying into the windscreen and leaving him with "catastrophic" head injuries. Liam's parents wept and held one another as the verdict was delivered and Judge Lord Arthurson praised them for their "quiet dignity" throughout the trial. The judge told Wright: “You inflicted on Liam Hendry catastrophic and unsurvivable head injuries. "This was a deliberate,...

Menu   Liam Hendry 'murder' trial witness tells Glasgow High Court of finding teen lying on ground near Celtic Park Liam Hendry lost his life in 2019 A WITNESS told how she saw a dying teenage boy lying on the pavement after he was allegedly hit by a van that tried to run over him two more times. Roxanne Maxwell told a murder trial how a crowd of crying and panicking people surrounded Liam Hendry as he lay on the ground near to Celtic Park. The 32-year-old was quizzed by Liam Ewing QC over the events of the early hours of September 29, 2019.

BBC News Published image captionThe charges relate to different addresses in Aberdeen A man who allegedly claimed "all Muslims must die" is accused of planning terrorist acts in Aberdeen. Richard Smith, 28, faced the allegations during a hearing at the High Court in Glasgow. He denied the charges which cover the period from August 2018 to November 2019 at various addresses in Aberdeen. Prosecutors claim Mr Smith "with the intention of carrying out acts of terrorism" did "engage in conduct" in the preparation of them. It is alleged Mr Smith, described as a prisoner in Perth, possessed and made...

Aberdeen man in court facing terror charges by Agency Reporter The High Court in Glasgow A man who allegedly claimed ‘all Muslims must die’ is accused of planning terrorist acts. Richard Smith faced the claims during a hearing at the High Court in Glasgow today. The charges span between August 2018 and November 2019 at different addresses in Aberdeen. Prosecutors claim the 28 year-old “with the intention of carrying out acts of terrorism” did “engage in conduct” in the preparation of them. It is alleged Smith possessed and made explosive substances. He also allegedly had mat...

Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Richard Smith faced the claims during a hearing at the High Court in Glasgow today. The charges span between August 2018 and November 2019 at different addresses in Aberdeen. Prosecutors claim the 28 year-old “with the intention of carrying out acts of terrorism” did “engage in conduct” in the preparation of them. It is alleged Smith possessed and made explosive substances. He also allegedly had material which did “advance anti-Muslim, Neo-Nazi and other racist...