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Prince Andrew: investigation dropped
Although the met police have dropped the investigation into prince Andrew's alleged sex crimes, he is still a person of ...
Bristolians are staging daily protests, after an ‘Airbnb landlord’ locks out a local queer cafe
Local people have gathered every day for over a week to protest what they say is an illegal eviction of ...
Damning footage shows fox hunters murdering their dogs
Brutal footage appeared on ITV News on 8 October showing dogs being murdered by fox hunters. The hounds belonged to ...
Jodey Whiting’s mother is once again fighting the justice system and the DWP
The mother of a woman who took her own life after the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) stopped her ...
It took Sarah Everard’s murder for Met Police to examine sexual misconduct and abuse claims against officers
Met Police Commissioner Dame Cressida Dick announced the review will be launched into all current cases and some cases over ...
It’s never the generals on trial for wartime atrocities. That needs to change.
The trial of former soldier Dennis Hutchings is underway in Belfast. And once again, the accused is from the lower ...
It seems the ‘Priti Fascist’ protester was clearly telling the truth
THIS ARTICLE WAS UPDATED AT 3PM ON WEDNESDAY 6 OCTOBER TO REFLECT A COMMENT FROM GREATER MANCHESTER POLICE The police ...
Just when we thought the Police Bill couldn’t get any worse…
On 3 October, the government announced that it would make the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill even worse. In ...
Metropolitan Police officer due in court charged with rape
The alleged offence is reported to have occurred on September 4 2020 in St Albans.
A delayed court case is causing more DWP chaos
A legal case against the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has been delayed. The court claims it's due to ...
The ruling against ‘spycop’ Mark Kennedy is good news, but we need more answers
The Investigatory Powers Tribunal (IPT) has ruled that political activist Kate Wilson's human rights were violated by undercover police officers, ...
Revelations of CIA conspiring to murder Julian Assange jeopardise US prosecution case
The US prosecution of Julian Assange has been dealt another blow following revelations that the CIA plotted the kidnap and ...
Spycops accused of unlawful and sexist conduct in landmark judgement
On 30 September, the Investigatory Powers Tribunal (IPT) ruled in favour of one of the women deceived into a relationship ...
Uber drivers are on strike today for better pay and against unfair dismissals
Uber drivers are on strike today, and they've asked passengers to not cross the picket line and to boycott the ...
Boris Johnson must drop amnesty plans and ensure justice for Troubles victims
In July, Northern Ireland secretary Brandon Lewis announced plans for a statute of limitations on ‘Troubles’-related incidents. The so-called 'Troubles' ...
Protests take place across Ireland against UK government legacy proposals
Victims’ campaigners have staged a series of demonstrations across Ireland. The demos are in protest at the UK government’s proposals ...
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