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Thousands of high-risk offenders in UK 'freed into homelessness'19:26, July 07 29 0 Thousands of high-risk convicted criminals, including those classed as violent and sexual offenders, were being released from prison in England into homelessness, increasing the likelihood of their reoffending, inspectors warned.
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Watchdog challenges ruling on lethal force by UK firearms officers
12:43, July 07 22 0
A police watchdog has begun an appeal after failing to bring misconduct proceedings against a specialist firearms officer who shot and killed a man while trying to foil an attempt to snatch two prisoners from a prison van. -
Johnny Depp's barrister tells court Amber Heard invented abuse claims
08:13, July 07 31 0
Amber Heard, not Johnny Depp, was the one who started fights during their marriage, the high court has been told at the start of a libel battle involving the divorced Hollywood actors. -
Think renationalising probation will cut reoffending? Think again
03:34, July 07 21 0
My heart jumps at the decision to renationalise probation. But will the service I once knew come back? -
Religious services ban in England may have been illegal, judge rules
13:07, July 06 39 0
Banning religious services may have been illegal but other restrictions imposed by the government in England during the coronavirus lockdown were legitimate, a high court judge has ruled. -
Dominic Raab to unveil UK sanctions against human rights abusers
06:47, July 06 33 0
Long-awaited UK government sanctions against human rights abusers in Saudi Arabia, Russia and North Korea are to be unveiled by the foreign secretary, Dominic Raab. -
Labour mayors back plan to make police record misogyny as hate crime
15:33, July 05 34 0
Labour’s metro mayors have united behind a parliamentary proposal from Stella Creasy to force the police to start recording misogyny as a hate crime. -
Amber Heard can be in court for Johnny Depp’s evidence, high court rules
11:16, July 04 44 0
Johnny Depp has failed to stop his ex-wife, Amber Heard, from watching him give evidence in a libel case over allegations of domestic abuse. -
Prince Andrew's silence is a 'torture test' for Epstein's alleged victims, says lawyer
12:36, July 03 38 0
The Duke of York was accused of subjecting alleged victims of disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein to a “torture test” by his silence as lawyers for the women increased the pressure following the arrest of Ghislaine Maxwell. -
Hong Kong journalists and lawyers scramble to adapt to security law
09:02, July 03 36 0
Journalists and lawyers in Hong Kong are scrambling to adapt as Chinese authorities set up the apparatus to enforce a controversial national security law, including appointing a hardline party official to head a new security agency.
Week News
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Barclays: Qataris spoke to Gordon Brown to 'defuse 2008 bailout pressure'
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Labour mayors back plan to make police record misogyny as hate crime
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Dominic Raab to unveil UK sanctions against human rights abusers
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Think renationalising probation will cut reoffending? Think again
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Johnny Depp's barrister tells court Amber Heard invented abuse claims
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Watchdog challenges ruling on lethal force by UK firearms officers
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Thousands of high-risk offenders in UK 'freed into homelessness'
Month News
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Black Britain matters The Guardian view on the Grenfell inquiry: justice delayed
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Public prosecutor faces legal action over Cummings' Durham trip
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Police in England and Wales taking 'excessive personal data' from mobile phones
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Other lives Glenn Brasse obituary
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Bob Woodward story on Kavanaugh's veracity 'pulled' during Senate hearings
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MoJ favours 'Nightingale' crown courts to tackle huge backlog of cases
Year News
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3rd Circuit says lawyer isn’t liable for malpractice of husband who listed fake partnership on letterhead
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Religious discrimination bill could protect workplace bullies, critics warn
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Lawyer acquitted of murder now represents his former co-defendant
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Why are New Zealanders still not allowed to know the identity of Grace Millane's killer?
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Consent forms don’t capture the reality of rape – and place the burden of proof on victims