Deng Majek denies the murder of Rhiannon Whyte and unlawfully possessing a screwdriver at Walsall’s Bescot Stadium station.

Former officer Daniel Gentles, 22, admits touching the woman while on duty with Warwickshire Police but denies a single count of sexual assault.

Tobiasz Kozlowski, from Liverpool, has been charged with killing 45-year-old Polish national Tomasz Samel, who lived in Birmingham.

Peter Windsor, 61, denies causing serious alarm and distress to the former Hear’Say singer and her Classic FM colleague Katie Breathwick.

Relatives of the Sikh woman say they will only be able to rebuild their lives once the perpetrators are behind bars.

Peter Windsor, who is accused of stalking the former Hear’Say singer, was not prosecuted over the letter sent to Scotland’s then first minister.

Peter Windsor denies causing serious distress to the radio host by mailing items, including an air gun, between November 2023 and August last year.

Classic FM host Katie Breathwick told a court that parcels addressed to her and Ms Klass suggested Peter Windsor was ‘unstable’ and ‘unhinged’.

Peter Windsor, 61, is on trial at Birmingham Crown Court after sending Myleene Klass ‘letters and items including fancy dress costumes’.

Peter Windsor, 61, denies two counts of causing serious alarm or distress by stalking between 2020 and August last year.

Officers are keen to speak to anyone who has not already contacted police about the offence, which led to reward offers totalling up to £30,000.

Keharron Lee Bogstad was found not guilty of three counts of rape on the direction of the judge, after prosecutors offered no further evidence.

Details of a Crimestoppers reward were announced hours after the Sikh Federation UK offered £10,000 for information leading to convictions.

A casualty found seriously injured at the scene was taken to hospital but died a short time later.

Gregory Twigg, who was ‘raging’ after taking cocaine, was said in court to be remorseful at the ‘dreadful and tragic’ outcome of his actions.

The Sikh Federation has also launched a poster campaign in the Oldbury area of the West Midlands to encourage witnesses to contact police.

The victim, reported to be a British-born Sikh aged in her 20s, told West Midlands Police officers a racist remark was made to her during the attack.

A judge said he had seen no real evidence of remorse as he sentenced 19-year-old Abdurrahman Summers and two 16-year-olds who cannot be named.

The biker, from India, reported the theft after visiting Nottingham’s Wollaton Hall during the summer.