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Downing Street plans rape prosecution targets for police and CPS14:14, August 09 10 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.
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Labour MP Dawn Butler stopped by police in London
13:07, August 09 11 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 17 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 22 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 30 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. -
Affordable housing 'will diminish due to UK planning changes'
14:26, August 06 30 0
Big changes to the planning system that provides nearly half of England’s affordable housing were criticised on Thursday as “potentially disastrous”, as moves to radically overhaul planning also created unease among some in the Conservative ranks. -
Why England's planning overhaul has sparked an outcry
11:16, August 06 35 0
A once-in-a-generation transformation of planning law has been unveiled by the government as it launched a 12-week consultation on its white paper: Planning for the Future. -
China sentences third Canadian to death over drug charges
10:03, August 06 34 0
China has sentenced a third Canadian citizen to death on drug charges amid a steep decline in relations between the two countries. -
Clive Ponting obituary
09:47, August 06 33 0
Clive Ponting, who has died aged 74, was a star civil servant who became a whistleblower over the Falklands war. In 1984 he leaked documents about the sinking of the Argentinian cruiser General Belgrano and the following year was sensationally acquitted by a British jury despite his breach of the UK’s then notorious Official Secrets Act. -
PC Andrew Harper's widow launches 'Andrew's Law' campaign
10:57, August 05 52 0
The widow of the police officer Andrew Harper – who was killed trying to apprehend three teenage thieves as they attempted to steal a quad bike – is launching a campaign for a law in her husband’s name under which criminals convicted of killing emergency services workers would spend the rest of their lives in jail.
Week News
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PC Andrew Harper killing: sentences referred to attorney general
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Clive Ponting obituary
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China sentences third Canadian to death over drug charges
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Why England's planning overhaul has sparked an outcry
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Affordable housing 'will diminish due to UK planning changes'
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Don't let the victors define morality – Hiroshima was always indefensible
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Downing Street plans rape prosecution targets for police and CPS
Month News
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Salisbury attack: inquest must look into role of Russian officials, court told
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Shamima Begum wins right to return to UK
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We are all in the gutter – but some of us are counting the nitrous oxide canisters
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Rachel Riley and Tracy-Ann Oberman drop libel claim over retweet
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The Guardian view on falling rape prosecutions: women’s rights are regressing
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Boston Marathon bomber's death sentence overturned by appeals court
Year News
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G7 leaders told to scrap discriminatory gender laws from statute books
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Opioid sellers say judge must recuse because he pushed settlement; 1 defendant files for bankruptcy
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Asic defamation case win may strengthen key free-speech defence
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Impact on rape victims of police phone seizures to be reviewed
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UK government's new counter-terrorism bill: the key measures