Police Federation Awards celebrate 71 heroes from 40 forces.

Theresa May's recent comments about changing human rights laws to deal with terrorism were "highly regrettable" and a "gift" to tyrannical governments, the UN's human rights chief has claimed.

The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has today issued a further Warning Notice about solicitor involvement in fraudulent investment schemes.

John McDonnell has claimed the victims of the Grenfell Tower fire were "murdered" by a series of political decisions.

There is “no easy overnight solution” to tackle poor mental health in policing but government must now help lead imminent change.

We're delighted that our Chief Executive Helen Milner has been named Digital Leader of the Year at the DL100 Awards 2017.

Theresa May blocked a move from David Cameron to unilaterally guarantee the rights of citizens living in the UK after Brexit, George Osborne has sensationally claimed.

Energy company SSE is using this year’s International Women in Engineering Day (INWED) to launch a new film which aims to bust some of the myths associated with women in engineering.

More than three million EU nationals would be given the right to stay in the UK after Brexit under plans unveiled by Theresa May.

With advice on everything from how to speak in the Chamber to how to deal with online abuse, our Westminster Survival Guide is the essential handbook for new Members of Parliament. Featuring tips and guidance from John Bercow, Jess Phillips, Bernard Jenkin,  Barry Gardiner, Norman Lamb, Sam Gyimah and more. 

Good Things Foundation and BT have today launched new analysis which shows that there are 15.2 million people in the UK that aren’t making full use of the internet.

The Home Secretary has announced a review to learn lessons from the recent terrorist attacks in London and Manchester. 

The Mineral Wool Insulation Manufacturers Association (MIMA) have responded to the Queen's Speech.

The progress made by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) in maintaining professional standards, protecting clients and delivering its objectives has been set out in its Annual Review.

Boris Johnson has ruled out mounting a Conservative party leadership challenge before Brexit talks are complete.

Using a smartphone to plead guilty to a criminal offence may seem convenient, but the Bar Council has warned that Government plans to roll out online pleas, outlined in today’s Queen’s Speech, risk down-playing potentially serious consequences for defendants.

Greater clarity is needed on proposals to invest in public services, including policing, following commitments made in today's Queen's Speech.

The Law Commission welcomes plans outlined in today’s Queen Speech to close a legal loophole which means buyers of second-hand vehicles are at risk of having them repossessed due to unfair logbook loans.

Frivolous and fraudulent whiplash claims will be reduced under new enforcement rules, ensuring motorists are not stung with inflated insurance premiums, says Chartered Insurance Institute.

Government borrowing fell by £0.3bn in May compared to last year, and to its lowest level since the global financial crash, new figures have revealed.

Donald Trump’s controversial state visit to the UK has been cast into fresh doubt after no mention was made of it in the Queen’s Speech.

Policing could be at "significant risk" if funding is diverted from police budgets to counter-terrorism, according to a senior police officer.

There has been a sharp drop in the number of eastern Europeans coming to the UK since the EU referendum almost a year ago, new figures suggest.

Other police forces must follow suit after this morning's announcement by the Metropolitan Police to increase the number of officers trained to carry Taser.