Met Police chief Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe is under pressure to reveal what he told journalists about the police inquiry into the Andrew Mitchell 'Plebgate' affair. Friends of Mr Mitchell are calling for Mr Hogan-Howe to explain what was said at a key meeting and provide details of his diary, tape recordings and notes.
More than 300 police officers have been the subject of gagging orders, at a cost of u...
The Pakistani community in the UK must act to address the problems of organised sexua...
The widow of Alexander Litvinenko has called for a public inquiry into the death of t...
The Ministry of Justice has commissioned an audit to investigate whether security fir...
Simon Danczuk blamed failures in the police, the CPS and social services for the recent child grooming cases in Rochdale and Oxford. "I think a number of things ...
Nicola Blackwood said the young girls in the Oxford grooming case were ignored because the authorities did not view their allegations as "credible". "I think t...
Sadiq Khan MP, Labour’s Shadow Justice Secretary, commenting on reports that the Ministry of Justice is to investigate problems with the tagging contracts, said: ...
Labour press release Yvette Cooper MP, Labour's Shadow Home Secretary, commenting on the independent review into the IPCC investigation into the death of Sean Rig...
MoJ press release Every area is to have a dedicated 'Traffic Court' to deal with low-level road traffic offences, Justice Minister Damian Green said today. Local...
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