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21 brilliant ideas to remake the world David Lammy: ‘Ex-offenders should have the chance of a clean slate’02:31, August 13 7 0 “Yesterday is gone. Tomorrow has not yet come. We only have today. Let us begin.” As expressed by Mother Teresa, the idea that you cannot let your past define your future is a source of motivation for many. The problem is that not everybody has a choice.
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Letter: Lord Lester of Herne Hill obituary
12:34, August 12 17 0
While I was deputy and then president of English PEN, we were running the 2005 Free Expression is No Offence campaign, calling for an amendment to the then Labour government’s proposed criminal offence of incitement to religious hatred. Anthony Lester taught us everything we did not know about how to contend with the passage of legislation through the parliamentary system. -
Convicted of a crime that never occurred? It happens all too often, law prof says
10:37, August 12 19 0
We are used to hearing about wrongful convictions in which a murderer walked free because an innocent person was misidentified. But when Jessica S. Henry, a professor at Montclair State University in New Jersey, was researching material for her course on wrongful convictions, she discovered that in one-third of all known exonerations, the conviction was wrongful because there had not even been a crime. -
Lincoln Crawford obituary
16:34, August 11 51 0
Lincoln Crawford, who has died aged 75, was a trailblazer for black barristers. He also contributed to an extraordinary range of public and voluntary bodies, in which his driving force was racial justice and the bringing of ethnic minorities into the mainstream of British life. -
Man awarded £1.1m after sexual abuse by PE teacher speaks out
12:12, August 11 31 0
A man who was awarded a record £1.1m damages after suffering years of sexual abuse by his schoolteacher as a teenager has spoken out about the trauma of his experiences and the effect on his mental health. -
Harry Dunn: ministers urged to consider 'virtual trial' for Anne Sacoolas
06:26, August 11 27 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 74 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 43 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 31 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 40 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.
Week News
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The loss of UK prisoners' rights is the forgotten injustice of the Covid-19 crisis
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Downing Street plans rape prosecution targets for police and CPS
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Activists launch London legal action against UK officers in Hong Kong police
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Harry Dunn: ministers urged to consider 'virtual trial' for Anne Sacoolas
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Man awarded £1.1m after sexual abuse by PE teacher speaks out
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Lincoln Crawford obituary
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Letter: Lord Lester of Herne Hill obituary
Month News
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Public sector pension discrimination could cost UK taxpayer £17bn
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Government admits breaking privacy law with NHS test and trace
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Judge orders seizure of £5m London flat linked to Petrobras scandal
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Should you delete TikTok from your phone?
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Gulag historian punished for digging up Russia's past, rights groups say
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PC Andrew Harper's widow launches 'Andrew's Law' campaign
Year News
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‘Gate money’ for released prisoners is usually chump change
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Ex-lawyer gets jail time for stealing from and vandalizing law firm; judge cites ‘vengeful’ sex toy purchase
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Former FBI lawyer sues over disclosure of her texts criticizing Trump and discussing personal matters
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Debt repayment orders hit record 1.15m in 2019
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Lockdown violators using Cummings as excuse, say police