Rule change follows high court challenge brought by two doctors prevented from working in specialist fields

Rule change follows high court challenge brought by two doctors prevented from working in specialist fields

Public hearings in the Nottingham Inquiry started on Monday 23 February 2026, with opening statements from Counsel to the Inquiry.

Force agrees to pay damages to Laura Murton, 43, who also had sign saying ‘Israel is committing genocide’

Jane Ryan writes for Inside Time about Lord Timpson’s announcement on 13 June 2025 to commission an independent investigation into handcuffing of pregnant women prisoners. See article here  and Lord T...

Laura Murton seeks damages and apology after police said her demonstration expressed support for banned Palestine Action

An inquest has concluded that Nimroy Hendricks, a talented musician known as Nim, was unlawfully killed by "Child A," the 14-year-old daughter of his partner, following significant failings by poli

The police force had apologised for initially dismissing the woman’s allegations about the officer, but then refused to refer her case to the watchdog

Kaine Fletcher died aged 26 on 3 July 2022 after a period of prolonged restraint by officers from Nottinghamshire police who had been called to visit him for the purposes of a welfare check. Prior to ...

Nimroy Hendricks, a talented musician known as Nim, was fatally stabbed on 27 October 2020 by Child A, who had been identified as profoundly vulnerable and traumatised by West Sussex Youth Justice Ser...

The girl, who was wrongly suspected of possessing cannabis, was searched by police at her school.

WG, a black man, was driving home from work in early 2022 when he was stopped by Metropolitan Police officers outside his home. Despite exiting his vehicle as requested and explaining to the officers ...

Hear directly from the authors of the Violence Against Women and Girls law and practice update from Legal Action magazine.

We (Cathy, Oliver and Sally (Bells)) were arrested by the Met Po… Cathy Eastburn needs your support for Help Cathy, Olly and Sally take action against the Met

One of five women who went into labour while an inmate at HMP Bronzefield says she begged officers to remove her restraints in the hospital

In Bristol, a woman with a long history of mental illness has been ordered to remain in a secure hospital, after she fatally stabbed a man in a racist unprovoked attack in 2023.

Following a lengthy inquest in which they were exposed to distressing and difficult evidence, a Milton Keynes inquest jury has returned a highly detailed and exceptionally damning conclusion, finding ...

24 April 2025

Roger Hallam, who was jailed for organising disruptive Just Stop Oil protests, was told days before his expected early release that he would not be freed

PC Philip Hunter retired and worked as a London black cab driver

Reflections from the Covid-19 Inquiry

Before HM Area Coroner Delroy HenryCoventry Coroner’s Court