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Harry Dunn: ministers urged to consider 'virtual trial' for Anne Sacoolas

06:26, August 11 6 0

The government has been asked to consider a “virtual trial” for Harry Dunn’s alleged killer. Anne Sacoolas was charged with causing death by dangerous driving after a crash in August last year that resulted in the 19-year-old’s death.

Record ethnicity of drivers in traffic stops, say campaigners

13:57, August 10 32 0

The ethnicity of drivers stopped by police – and the reason for the stop – should be routinely recorded, campaigners and lawyers have said, after a Labour MP was pulled over by officers.

Traffic stops should face same scrutiny as stop and search, say campaigners

12:32, August 10 23 0

Campaigners and lawyers have called for traffic stops to be subject to the same scrutiny and oversight as other stop and search powers after a Labour MP was pulled over by police.

Activists launch London legal action against UK officers in Hong Kong police

11:03, August 10 17 0

Pro-democracy activists have launched a private prosecution in London against five British officers working for the Hong Kong police, alleging they have taken part in brutal actions against protesters.

Q&A: what’s the real story behind recent UK refugee arrivals?

02:15, August 10 27 0

Q: Media reports suggest that many refugees are making a beeline for the UK. Is this correct? A: The UK is home to just 1% of the world’s 29.6 million refugees. Asylum seekers make up a very small percentage of overall migrants to the UK with study and work cited as the main reasons why people want to come to the country, according to research from Oxford’s Migration Observatory. Asylum applications in the UK are relatively low – 35,099 in the year ending March 2020, significantly lower than a peak of 84,000 applications in 2002.

Downing Street plans rape prosecution targets for police and CPS

14:14, August 09 18 0

Downing Street is planning a controversial intervention to reverse the record decline in rape prosecutions by imposing targets on police and prosecutors, the Guardian has learned.

Labour MP Dawn Butler stopped by police in London

13:07, August 09 21 0

Dawn Butler, the Labour MP and former shadow equalities minister, has described being stopped by the police while driving with a friend through east London, saying her experiences show “the system is institutionally racist”.

Don't let the victors define morality – Hiroshima was always indefensible

03:22, August 09 25 0

“If we’d lost the war, we’d all have been prosecuted as war criminals.” So said Curtis LeMay after America obliterated Hiroshima and Nagasaki with two atomic bombs in August 1945.

The loss of UK prisoners' rights is the forgotten injustice of the Covid-19 crisis

14:03, August 08 29 0

At the start of the pandemic, any fool could see where the virus would strike. Any fool, that is, except the fool in Downing Street. “Few outsiders care about the care services,” I wrote on 4 April. “They are as neglected as the prisons, another Cinderella service that could be ravaged.” We were right about care homes becoming mortuaries, but the virus spared the prisons. Or, rather, it appeared to spare them. Instead of taking lives, it has taken liberties and made the practices of our criminal justice system resemble those of a police state.

Watchdog exposes 'unacceptable' treatment of children in English court cells

01:07, August 07 38 0

Children with Down’s syndrome and autism were among those left for hours in court cells while they waited for legal representation or transport, a custody watchdog has revealed in a damning report.