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Serco given £200m contract to run two more immigration removal centres11:07, February 20 4 0 A private firm that runs an immigration removal centre dogged by allegations of abuse has been awarded a £200m contract by the Home Office to run two more such centres.
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Julian Assange case is the Dreyfus of our age, says John McDonnell
09:40, February 20 6 0
The US attempt to extradite Julian Assange is the “the Dreyfus case of our age”, John McDonnell has said, as Europe’s human rights watchdog added her voice to opposition to the move. -
Six men jailed for rape and assault of two girls in Huddersfield
14:23, February 19 16 0
Six men who sexually exploited two vulnerable young girls in Huddersfield have been sentenced to up to 15 years in prison. -
UK court hears bid to access fertility clinic's records on dead person
14:06, February 19 18 0
A legal action over access to a fertility clinic’s private records concerning the storage of a dead person’s “sperm and/or embryos” is being heard by the family court partly in secret. -
Family courts not safe for domestic violence victims, lawyers say
09:27, February 19 19 0
The family courts are not a safe place for victims of domestic violence because some judges there hold “outdated views” on sexual violence and issues of consent, according to a letter signed by 130 lawyers and professionals. -
Abuse victim Manny Waks wins $800,000 in damages from paedophile David Cyprys
21:55, February 18 25 0
A child abuse victim who blew the whistle on abuse within the Orthodox Chabad sect of Judaism in Australia has been awarded $804,170 in damages in a civil case brought against his perpetrator and serial abuser, David Cyprys, in Melbourne. -
Home Office to release information about detainees' access to lawyers
12:46, February 18 26 0
The Home Office has agreed to release information about whether it has deported immigration detainees who did not have access to working phones to contact their lawyers. -
The Society interview John Burton: ‘I was a horrible person. Now I help lads who used to be like me’
08:16, February 18 20 0
John Burton, 49, knows all about that feeling of dislocation and uncertainty once the prison gates shut behind you and the outside world beckons. He has served two prison sentences since the early 2000s, one for cigarette smuggling and then for drug trafficking and money laundering. -
For Boris Johnson’s pantomime authoritarians, overt cruelty is a winning hand
01:28, February 18 25 0
It has become received wisdom among Westminster pundits that the new winning formula in politics is to “move left on economics and right on culture”. Boris Johnson’s cabinet reshuffle looks like an attempt to put this lesson into practice: forcing Sajid Javid, an advocate of strict spending limits, out of the Treasury suggests that the prime minister wants to strategically splash money around – however superficial this moving “left” might prove to be. At the same time, Johnson’s government has sent a series of clear signals to the right – on immigration, on perceived liberal bias at the BBC, on the “free-speech crisis” in universities – the latest of which is the appointment of Suella Braverman as attorney general. -
'Britain won't follow EU trade rules after Brexit', says UK's chief negotiator
14:17, February 17 29 0
The democratic consent of the British public would “snap – dramatically and finally” if the UK continued to be tied to EU rules, Boris Johnson’s chief Brexit negotiator has said.
Week News
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Parents of brain-damaged baby lose life support legal battle
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Leonard Woodley obituary
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Australia's offshore detention is unlawful, says international criminal court prosecutor
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A Bit of a Stretch review – an indictment of Britain’s prison system
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I’ve seen the terrible harm sexual harassment can do. We must catch up with the rest of the world
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'Britain won't follow EU trade rules after Brexit', says UK's chief negotiator
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Six men jailed for rape and assault of two girls in Huddersfield
Month News
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What my attacker’s conviction taught me about taking on the far right
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White men still dominate judiciary, says Justice report
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DWP loses court fight over treatment of severely disabled
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London attack: PM says terrorism sentence changes may be applied retrospectively
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Home Office may drop Theresa May's 28-day limit on police bail
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UN rapporteur condemns UK hosting of Israeli spyware firm
Year News
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Federal judge regrets appearing in group frat photo with Confederate flag
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Inconsistent policies in military housing can lead to families losing their pets, ABA President tells Senate committee
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Federal contract filings are on a decadelong decline, new report finds
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Former Labour MP Fiona Onasanya struck off as a solicitor
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DRC warlord Bosco Ntaganda given 30 years for war crimes by ICC