Victims of spiking call on MPs to tackle ‘malicious act’

VICTIMS of spiking called for more action to stamp out the “malicious” practice as they gave evidence to an MPs’ inquiry yesterday.

Shut down the hellhole that is Guantanamo

On 20th anniversary of US prison camp's creation, former detainee Moazzam Begg urges Britain to press for its closure

Wayne Couzens inquiry failing to ‘address misogyny’ in the Metropolitan Police, campaigners say

THE scope of the inquiry into how a serving police officer murdered Sarah Everard fails to “address the issue of misogyny” in the Metropolitan Poli

Inquiry into baby's death prompts fresh calls to end the incarceration of pregnant women

Inmate gave birth to a stillborn baby after a prison nurse mistook her labour for period pain

Farage slammed for hypocrisy over stunt trip to visit Djokovic's family

NIGEL FARAGE drew widespread criticism today — including from tennis champion Andy Murray — after launching a hypocritical attack on Australia’s tr

Private firms cash in on new Covid surge with 3-month deal to relieve NHS

PRIVATE firms will be paid millions to treat NHS patients over the next three months as part of a new deal, slammed by campaigners as a “disgracefu

Mohamud Hassan family demand answers one year on from his death

THE family of a young man who died hours after being released from police custody say they are still no closer to getting answers a year on from hi

Attorney General ‘carefully considering’ referring Colston statue case to Court of Appeal

THE Attorney General was “carefully considering” today whether to refer the Colston statue case to the Court of Appeal after a jury acquitted four

Only one Afghan family resettled in Britain under Tories' ‘unprecedented’ relocation scheme

Tory under fire for claiming jury’s acquittal of the Colston four ‘undermined the rule of law’

‘The jury system is the cornerstone of the justice system,’ Liam Walker QC, a barrister who represented one of the defendants, says