Adrian Chiles sorry for not challenging QC’s ‘evil nonsense’ Hillsborough claims
Radio presenter Adrian Chiles has told listeners he is “absolutely mortified” that he failed to challenge a lawyer over “evil ...
Tag: justice
HS2 caused homeowner ‘severe stress’ over compensation claim – report
The company behind HS2 was “dishonest and misleading” in dealing with a compensation claim from a homeowner whose property needed ...
Former Post Office boss says subpostmasters inquiry should have statutory powers
Paula Vennells, who ran the Post Office during the scandal, said she welcomes calls for witnesses to be compelled to ...
Charity considers legal action against Home Office over Glasgow immigration raid
Two men being detained in an enforcement van were eventually released after it was surrounded by protesters.
Rachel Riley loses latest round of libel battle with Corbyn-supporting blogger
Blogger Mike Sivier won an appeal after three judges ruled that his public interest defence should be assessed at a ...
Councillor warned about escape routes from Grenfell Tower in 2009, inquiry hears
Judith Blakeman asked for a risk assessment at Grenfell after six people died at Lakanal House in 2009, a panel ...
Calls for UK apology after coroner finds Ballymurphy victims ‘entirely innocent’
The Army was found to have killed nine of the 10 people shot in west Belfast in August 1971.
Home Office discriminating against Windrush generation’s families, High Court rules
One woman suffered a ‘colossal interference’ with her right to family life because of fees the Home Office charged.
Two-tier policing has allowed Dublin’s inner city problems to ‘fester’
Previously ignored research into policing in Dublin makes for scandalous reading. Because it reveals a potentially "sinister" two-tier policing system ...
The police must come clean on spycops’ upcoming role at G7 summit
In around six weeks, the G7 summit of world leaders will arrive on my doorstep. Since this was first announced, ...
As the world celebrates Press Freedom Day, Julian Assange remains in Belmarsh prison
As people worldwide celebrate the UN’s World Press Freedom Day on 3 May, WikiLeaks publisher and journalist Julian Assange remains incarcerated. ...
Calls for solidarity with a prisoner ‘facing retaliation’ for standing up against the prison system
Family and supporters of Kevan Thakrar held a demonstration outside the Ministry of Justice offices in London on Wednesday 28 ...
Neo-Nazi police officer jailed for membership of banned group
Pc Ben Hannam, 22, was found guilty of membership of right-wing extremist group National Action (NA).
Police officers charged for allegedly sharing ‘selfies’ of double killing scene
Pcs Deniz Jaffer and Jamie Lewis are accused of misconduct over allegations they shared pictures of stabbed sisters Nicole Smallman ...
Mass legal action against Google would ‘open the floodgates’, Supreme Court told
Former Which? director Richard Lloyd, supported by a campaign group, wants to bring a ‘representative action’ against the US-based tech ...
Human Rights Watch says Israel’s actions against Palestinians are crimes of apartheid
Human Rights Watch (HRW) has released a report on 27 April naming Israeli policies against Palestinians crimes of apartheid and persecution. ...
White prison officers at HMP Full Sutton accused of assaulting a Black Muslim prisoner
Content warning – this article contains a description of violence by prison officers Allegations have emerged that a group of ...
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