Child abuse survivors ‘back total restart’ of Westminster inquiry

Child abuse survivors would support a government decision to scrap its toothless inquiry panel into an alleged ring of Westminster paedophiles and

Top lawyer calls for bar on Taser usage

Second death should halt use pending Home Office review

Cameron urged to honour 2010 torture inquiry pledge

Human rights groups yesterday urged David Cameron to honour his 2010 pledge to hold an independent, judge-led inquiry into allegations of British c

Electricity firms get £1bn 'peak demand' handout

ELECTRICITY firms are to pocket nearly £1 billion in public money to ensure enough power to meet peak demand in 2018/19, the government announced y

Probation officers furious as sell-off forced through

CIA torture: a very disingenuous mea culpa

Paddy McGuffin finds the CIA reaction to the recent torture report wanting

‘Officers may have known’ about torture

Ex-security minister piles pressure on coalition

Carlisle line catering staff set for strike over jobs

Catering staff employed on Northern Rail services between Carlisle and Settle are to take strike action today in a continuing row over compulsory r

Court case aims to restore legal aid

Victims denied justice after coalition cuts, say campaigners

Water firm price ‘cuts’ set to rise above pay (again)

Water firms must cut annual water bills by 5 per cent in real terms over the next five years, regulator Ofwat ruled yesterday.