Jon Venables, one of two primary school pupils convicted over the abduction and murder of toddler James Bulger 30 years ago, is taking part in a parole hearing that could grant him his freedom.

Two 12-year-old boys believed to be the youngest defendants convicted of murder since James Bulger’s killers will not be ...

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Ben Strangeways, 21, carried out a poison pen letter campaign in which he threatened to rape and murder the children of at least 10 families around the UK.

the murder they committed continues to resonate with British society. James had been out with his mother, Denise Fergus, formerly Bulger, at the New Strand shopping centre, in Bootle, Merseyside.

The toddler's murder was debated in Westminster Hall after 213,000 people signed a petition. James Bulger killer Jon Venables cannot be freed because he remains a danger to children, it is ruled.

Three men have been indicted in connection with the brutal killing of James “Whitey ... In November 2020, Bulger’s family sued the Federal Bureau of Prisons over his murder.

James Bulger's mum, Denise Fergus ... about whether there should be a public inquiry into the case of James's murder. She has been very open about her feelings on how the murder of her two ...

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James Bulger was abducted from his mother’s side ... and to mark the 30th anniversary of James' murder she has written new chapters for the book she wrote around the events titled, 'I Let ...