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Harry Dunn family condemns US rejection of Anne Sacoolas extradition request04:38, January 24 63 0 Donald Trump has been accused of taking a wrecking ball to the US-UK special relationship after Washington rejected a British government request to extradite Anne Sacoolas, who is accused of killing a teenage motorcyclist.
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Harry Dunn: UK says US denying Anne Sacoolas extradition request is a 'denial of justice'
22:19, January 23 69 0
An extradition request for the US woman charged with causing the death of teenage motorcyclist Harry Dunn has been turned down by secretary of state Mike Pompeo, the family spokesman has said. -
Harry Dunn: US rejects extradition request for Anne Sacoolas
19:07, January 23 75 0
An extradition request for the US woman charged with causing the death of teenage motorcyclist Harry Dunn has been turned down by secretary of state Mike Pompeo, the family spokesman has said. -
British businessmen on trial over bribes for oil contracts in Iraq
13:54, January 23 77 0
Three British businessmen conspired to pay bribes totalling $6m (£4.6m) to win huge contracts in the oil industry, a court has heard. -
Other lives Rosalind Bax obituary
11:55, January 23 63 0
My aunt, Rosalind Bax, who has died aged 89, was one of the first women in Britain to become a partner in a City law firm. -
Knife crime at record high as overall charge rate falls
07:16, January 23 78 0
The proportion of recorded crimes in England and Wales that resulted in a suspect being charged or summonsed to court has fallen again, figures reveal, as knife crime surges to a record high. -
Knife crime at record high despite falling overall charge rate
06:55, January 23 56 0
The proportion of recorded crimes in England and Wales that resulted in a suspect being charged or summonsed to court has fallen again, figures reveal, as knife crime surges to a record high. -
Proportion of crime suspects charged or summonsed drops to 7.8%
06:39, January 23 64 0
The proportion of recorded crimes in England and Wales that resulted in a suspect being charged or summonsed to court has fallen again, figures reveal, as knife crime surges to a record high. -
What my attacker’s conviction taught me about taking on the far right
04:06, January 23 68 0
How do you cure a problem like violent far-right extremism? It was a thought that danced around my head last Friday as I sat in court 3 of suburban east London’s Snaresbrook crown court inspecting James Healy, a 40-year-old thug who attacked me last August. After a night out celebrating my birthday, I’d left a pub with a group of five others. The CCTV shows us cheerily exchanging goodbyes while Healy creeps up on us, hands in pockets, before suddenly karate kicking me to the ground from behind and throwing wild punches in what the court ruled was a “frenzied attack”. A melee ensued as our assailant was joined by two friends, who later pleaded guilty to affray. My companions helped prevent a far worse incident, three of them taking blows to the head in the process. -
Family judges could get training after row over comments on rape
01:10, January 23 59 0
Family court judges could get training on the “appropriate” way to deal with sex assault allegations after a woman complained about a judge’s “outdated views” on the definition of rape.
Week News
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Sudan signals it may send former dictator Omar al-Bashir to ICC
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Eminent Monsters: A Manual for Modern Torture review – the cycle of shame
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New attorney general wanted to 'take back control' from courts
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Leonard Woodley obituary
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TV licence convictions hard to justify, says MP scrutinising BBC
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Last British member of European court of justice could sue EU
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'Britain won't follow EU trade rules after Brexit', says UK's chief negotiator
Month News
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Longer sentences will not cut crime, say prison experts
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Extinction Rebellion: charges against five protesters dismissed
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For Prince Andrew and Anne Sacoolas, the law is just an obstacle to navigate
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We need to get to potential terrorists before radicalisation, not afterwards
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Man who fought London Bridge attacker decries longer jail terms
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Inquests will be opened into deaths of Vietnamese migrants
Year News
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Study warns of global rise in autocratic leaders 'hijacking' laws for own ends
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Landmarks in law: the 90s fishing case that stoked UK Euroscepticism
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Public sector to launch 'mass legal battle' over pension reforms
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Australia's bushfires mean New Zealand has become the land of the long pink cloud
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Prison officers hurt in County Durham young offender institution riot