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After Sally Challen, we now have a chance to tackle coercive control03:26, June 07 0 0 The day my mother’s conviction for the murder of my father was quashed marked a turning point – for our family and for society. Yet why, a year on from the landmark case that recognised the abuse my mother suffered, are we still failing victims of coercive control and seeing her story as unique?
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Letters: lockdown life in prison is a scandal
01:07, June 07 7 0
You report the comment of the justice minister, Lucy Frazer, that there are increased risks in adult prisons because “prisoners will spend more time in their cells, which we recognise may increase the risk of self-harm or violence” (“Fears grow for children in detention forced to spend most of day in cells”, News). This government has chosen lockdown as a deliberate strategy to avoid dealing with the political fallout from early release. -
Church of England disowns ruling on Irish epitaph on gravestone
12:46, June 05 32 0
The Church of England has disowned a legal ruling in its own religious courts after a grieving family was banned from erecting a memorial with an untranslated motto in Irish because it might arouse political “passions”. -
Metal-detecting versus real archaeology
12:53, June 04 29 0
Archaeology is not metal-detecting – the discovery of objects is not the aim, however “valuable” an item or hoard may appear to be (Stealing Britain’s history: when metal detectorists go rogue, 2 June). -
Pamplona 'wolf pack' members convicted of separate sexual assault
11:11, June 04 25 0
Four of the five men who gang-raped a young woman at Pamplona’s bull-running festival in July 2016 have been given additional prison sentences after being convicted of sexually abusing another woman in southern Spain two months earlier. -
Ministers considering renationalising England and Wales probation service
09:44, June 04 30 0
Ministers are considering renationalising the entire probation service in England and Wales, the Guardian understands, the latest twist in a long-running saga to unwind Chris Grayling’s disastrous reforms of the embattled sector. -
Journalists at Reach consider legal action after 10% coronavirus pay cuts
02:02, June 04 25 0
Journalists at the Daily Mirror, Daily Express and hundreds of local newspapers are considering legal action against their bosses after they were forced to take indefinite pay cuts during the coronavirus pandemic. -
‘Rough sex’ defence led to over 60 victims having to deny giving consent, finds research
13:36, June 03 27 0
More than 60 victims have been forced to go to court over the past decade to deny that they consented to strangulation, assaults or violence, according to the campaign to end reliance on the “rough sex” defence. -
Scottish prosecutors 'in cahoots with paedophile hunters', supreme court told
09:22, June 03 31 0
Prosecutors in Scotland have been operating “in cahoots” with so-called paedophile huntings groups, the UK’s supreme court has heard this morning. -
Supreme court orders libel case retrial over judge's 'barrage of hostility'
08:32, June 03 32 0
The supreme court has ordered the re-trial of a long-running libel case after finding that a high court judge, Mr Justice Jay, subjected the unrepresented claimant to a “barrage of hostility” and offensive language.
Week News
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Privacy group prepares legal challenge to NHS test-and-trace scheme
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Parents fight in court over whether children should return to school in England
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Other lives Jenny Chapman obituary
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Supreme court orders libel case retrial over judge's 'barrage of hostility'
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Journalists at Reach consider legal action after 10% coronavirus pay cuts
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Pamplona 'wolf pack' members convicted of separate sexual assault
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After Sally Challen, we now have a chance to tackle coercive control
Month News
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Hidden gems from the world of research Working with women makes the world a better place
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Chagos islanders' exile is ongoing breach of human rights, court told
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Supreme court justices grill Trump lawyers over president's unreleased tax returns
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Hong Kong’s security laws: what are they and why are they so controversial?
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UK approval for biggest gas power station in Europe ruled legal
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Israeli president tells Australian PM: alleged abuser Malka Leifer will not ‘evade justice’
