The writer reflects on a crime which shaped his own life, 10 years after coercive control was made a crime

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More women are refusing to date men with opposing political beliefs.

David Challen says abuse was "normalised" in his home before his mother killed his father.

The son of Sally Challen, who bludgeoned her controlling and abusive husband to death, says writing a book helped him come to terms with what he saw

The BBC looks into prosecution rates 10 years after coercive control became a criminal offence.

Prosecutors in the UK confirm they have authorised 21 charges against Andrew and Tristan Tate, including rape, actual bodily harm and human trafficking.

The lure of online misogyny and violence is damaging vulnerable teens. A new group of youth centres is determined to turn the tide

French weekly published pictures of Pelicot with a man, described as her ‘companion’, walking in the street

The pair hope to take a step towards release - decades after killing their parents in a high-profile US case.

PCs Rafi Kentafi Lindill, James Humphrey and Craig Hawkins did not challenge their supervisor

More than 3,300 pupils in Northumberland learn how to spot signs of abuse and controlling behaviour.

The former first lady says people were wrong to make assumptions that the couple were getting a divorce.

Exclusive: Union calls for inquiry more than a year after whistleblowers wrote to department about alleged abuse

Brazen has acquired The Unthinkable by David Challen, the story of how Challen campaigned to free his mother from prison.

PC Dion Arnold charged with four counts of rape, two counts of assault by penetration and one of sexual assault