The Jury: Murder Trial and the misogyny of the British public
This disquieting Channel 4 series reveals the shocking way some men still talk about women.
ByThis disquieting Channel 4 series reveals the shocking way some men still talk about women.
ByAt the Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry I met Mark Kelly, who has lost everything he worked for.
ByThe ex-prison governor and justice reformer on a crumbling British penal system.
ByEverybody knows how to fix Britain’s prisons – so why hasn’t that happened yet?
ByPolitical parties compete over punishing offenders – but the prison population has already doubled since 1993.
ByJess McDonald, who left the Metropolitan Police two years ago, opens up about the problems – and misconceptions – of…
ByThe much-derided bill would be unlikely to survive the resignation of the under-fire justice secretary.
BySteve Reed, the shadow justice secretary, promises a novel approach focused on the “trauma” that leads to offending.
ByFrom huge court backlogs to unacceptable reoffending rates, it’s no wonder the public has lost faith in the system.
ByLegal professionals have reported instances where the final verdicts for cases added to the new portal have changed unexpectedly.
ByThe future of our justice system is at stake.
ByThe US attorney general who approved the search of Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home is overseeing two investigations into the former president.
ByVirtual courts have come a long way since the Texan advocate who couldn’t take a cat filter off his face.…
ByBoris Johnson’s levelling-up mission will falter unless he invests in law and order, says the former justice secretary.
ByWhile many voters would like to see Colin Pitchfork, who raped and killed two teenagers executed, he will instead be…
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