Jury selection under way as police officer denies ex-footballer’s murder
Pc Benjamin Monk denies murdering former Aston Villa star Dalian Atkinson and an alternative charge of manslaughter.
Tag: justice
Police apologise and pay damages to protesters supporting Bristol’s ‘Colston Four’
Avon and Somerset police have issued an apology to four protesters they arrested for peacefully demonstrating in support of the ...
Relief and anger as subpostmasters finally have their convictions overturned
Former subpostmasters celebrated outside court after they cleared their names – but others were angry at the Post Office for ...
Campaigners take action against expanding private prison system that ‘creates motivation to incarcerate’
A group of campaigners blocked the entrance to a construction site to demand an end to the government bankrolling new ...
The government has voted against protecting women
The Tory government's rejection of key amendments to the Domestic Abuse Bill has, once again, shown its misogyny and racism. ...
Judge denies Ghislaine Maxwell’s motions to toss sex charges
Maxwell, 59, has pleaded not guilty to charges filed against her when she was arrested last July.
Defence highlights a ‘vacuum in the evidence’ as a seven year Belfast case continues
On Thursday 25 March, there was an oral hearing at Laganside Crown Court, Belfast in the long-running trial of Colin ...
Mohamud Hassan’s family are still fighting for justice. And they’re not alone.
At the start of 2021, Mohamud Hassan, a 24-year-old Black man, died after being released from police custody. 10 weeks ...
‘Kill the Bill’ protests are happening across the country this weekend
Protests to "Kill the Bill" will be held across the country on 20 and 21 March. The bill The Tory government's ...
Calls for Government to reform ‘unfair’ laws on ‘sleep-in’ carers after ruling
The Supreme Court ruling that ‘sleep-in’ carers are not entitled to the minimum wage for their whole shift has prompted ...
Supreme Court rules carers on ‘sleep-in shifts’ are not entitled to minimum wage
Carers who have to sleep at their workplace in case they are needed overnight are not entitled to the minimum ...
The old bill’s new bill
Learn more about the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill here. Image description Under the heading "The Old Bill" is ...
Deploying undercover officers to ‘protect women’ is just making us more outraged
CONTENT WARNING: THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS REFERENCES TO VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN THAT SOME PEOPLE MAY FIND DISTRESSING It should possibly come ...
One sentence from Priti Patel about the policing bill makes a mockery of government support for women
Home secretary Priti Patel has made a mockery out of government support for women. Patel claimed yesterday that the government ...
Report shows army and MI5 colluded with loyalist terror gang in killings
Evidence has emerged that suggests the Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF), one of the three loyalist paramilitary organisations that have withdrawn ...
Chaos and panic as the government could start deporting European Roma this summer
European Roma people without settled or pre-settled status could face deportation at the end of June, a community group has ...
Met Police to be investigated over handling of indecent exposure allegation against suspect in Sarah Everard case
Police have been given more time to question a serving officer detained on suspicion of Ms Everard’s murder and kidnap.
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