Brian Farmer is a Reporter at Press Association. He specializes in crime and justice, with a focus on the judicial system, white-collar crime, and retail management. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Cambridge News, Irish Independent, and The Mirror, among many others.
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Brian Farmer's coverage focuses on legal policy and regulation, with a significant emphasis on government and politics. He also covers crime-related stories.
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Brian Farmer - at St Albans Crown Court A former Leyton Orient and Barnet footballer has denied conspiracy to commit robbery.
Myles Judd is remanded in custody after the hearing at St Albans Crown Court.
A council took legal action, but people living in a field say their human rights were not considered.
A boy and a girl, both 17, lured Adam Khan to a street before attacking him with a machete.
Brian Farmer Two teenagers have been found guilty of killing a 26-year-old man after luring him to a street and attacking him with a machete.
A 18-year-old man has denied murdering a 16-year-old, who was stabbed in Peterborough in April.
A teenager has denied murdering a 16-year-old boy who died after being stabbed.
A man is accused of murder after a fatal incident at a restaurant in Hertfordshire.
"Instead of witnessing his achievements, I was confronted with the unbearable reality of receiving his lifeless body," the court hears.
A jockey who admitted killing a 71-year-old grandfather during a fight outside a pub has been jailed for three years.
