There is a "yawning gap" in the Government's proposals for probation reform, Jonathan Aitken has said. The former Tory Cabinet minister, who campaigns for prison reform, warned the plans as they stood would require a 20-fold increase in the number of convicts signing up to be mentors.
Two thirds of the public oppose cuts to the legal aid budget, a new survey suggests. ...
The Home Office has welcomed the decision of an immigration tribunal to refuse Abu Qa...
The offices of a Member of Parliament were searched by police yesterday, John Bercow ...
The Metropolitan Police blocked the Leveson Inquiry from using evidence that a senior...
IPCC press release Essex Police missed a large number of opportunities to proactively safeguard Maria Stubbings and her son, and failed to monitor the escalating ...
Centre for Mental Health press release Young women with links to gangs are the most at risk group of children in the Youth Justice system Girls with links to ga...
Labour press release Sadiq Khan MP, Labour's Shadow Justice Secretary, responding to Nick Clegg's speech to NACRO, said: "More than three years in to this Gover...
Liberal Democrat London Assembly Group press release Even now the public are being denied vital information about how policing will change in their area – Carolin...
Mayor of London press release Competition launched to design new Met HQ The Mayor of London Boris Johnson and the Metropolitan Police Service (Met) today announc...
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