Police officer faces misconduct hearing ‘for sticking carrot barcode on donuts’
PC Simon Read faces a misconduct hearing over the alleged incident at a Tesco Extra.
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Devastating survey of rape survivors shows need for systemic change
The study is unlikely to allay current fears over the path to justice for victims following a sharp fall in ...
Inquiry hears child abuse victims felt they ‘would not be believed’
Children in care homes allegedly abused by the late lord Janner did not immediately contact police because they felt “fear, ...
Michael Gove ‘deeply regrets’ taking cocaine. Here are five things he doesn’t regret.
It came out on 7 June that Tory leadership hopeful Michael Gove took cocaine over 20 years ago. While cocaine ...
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The DWP is in court facing a huge challenge to Universal Credit
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is once again in court. This time, yet more claimants are challenging it ...
A sickening case shows exactly why the police disciplinary system is utterly f***ed
On 30 August, a police sergeant was cleared of gross misconduct. He faced disciplinary action after ordering a strip-search on Konstancja ...
The DWP just won a court case allowing it to openly discriminate against people
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) just won a court case over a controversial cap on a benefit. A ...
A high court judge has slammed the justice secretary for ‘breaching judicial independence’
A high court judge has ruled that the Parole Board lacks “objective independence”. It comes after justice secretary David Gauke reportedly ...
The DWP tried to hide its latest humiliation. A court just forced it to go public.
Update: This article was updated at 4.40pm on 1 August to include a statement from the DWP The Department for ...
While our weather was in chaos a court backed the government’s failing climate change policy
A campaign group which was trying to bring legal action against the government over its climate change policies has lost ...
Just why is a hashtag from the other side of the world trending right now? [TWEETS]
The murder of a seven-year-old girl in Pakistan has been followed by outrage that police are not doing enough to ...
BREAKING: The government just lost a major court case, giving 164,000 disabled people the best Christmas present
The government has been defeated in a landmark court case against "discriminatory" legislation. And the victory could open the floodgates ...
Theresa May’s government is accused of making justice available to only ‘the privileged few’
New figures show that access to justice is increasingly being limited to the rich. Over the last five years, government ...
A mother has made a desperate plea for help as her son slowly dies in a UK prison
A mother is appealing for help for her disabled son, who she claims faces "death by institutional neglect" in a ...
The families of the Hillsborough 96 could be denied justice by the government. Again.
Some families of the 96 people who died in the Hillsborough disaster may be denied the right to attend the ...
Theresa May’s government won’t compensate children who were raped. It says they ‘consented’ to the abuse
Children as young as 12 who are survivors of rape and sexual assault are being refused compensation by the government. ...
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