Week News

• For the Tories, breaking the law is just a sign of strength

• My working week My working week: 'I cry after hearing one domestic abuse survivor's story. She is lucky to be alive'

• David Cameron joins ex-PMs warning against Boris Johnson's Brexit bill

• Maximum jail term for attacking emergency workers to be doubled

• Lord Keen hands in resignation over Boris Johnson's Brexit plan

• England and Wales' disgraceful prisons expose ministers' refusal to learn from mistakes

• Ruth Bader Ginsburg's legacy will survive the bitter battle over her successor

Month News

• Catholic bishops in Zimbabwe speak out for first time on human rights abuses

• Asylum seekers in last-minute UK legal bid to prevent removal

• US trial of Isis 'Beatles' likely after UK supreme court ruling clears way

• Towns and gowns 'Covid is a social crisis': the university staff and students filling welfare gaps

• Brexit: UK negotiators 'believe brinkmanship will reboot trade talks'

• So what lies behind ultra-loyalist Suella Braverman’s rise to the top?

Year News

• Jury finds lawyer doesn’t own skyline photo after he sued for infringement in multiple cases

• Extinction Rebellion protesters may sue Met as ban ruled unlawful

• Knife crime at record high despite falling overall charge rate

• Man's 'experiments' with explosives were lawful, court rules

• The Pacific project Samoan chief found guilty of enslaving villagers in New Zealand over 25 years