Critics say scrapping of plans, which aimed to increase judge-alone trials to deliver swifter justice, leaves court system and victims vulnerable

Behind the stories of bombings and mass deaths, the everyday challenges facing Palestinians living under siege portray a quieter tragedy we rarely hear

MSF-run centre offering intensive psychological care has received more than 350 referrals since opening last year

Campaigners welcome plan to bring IPP sentences to a close but say the move is long overdue

Political leaders have kicked the can of public protection tariff reform down the road for years – causing hopeless inmates to take their own lives, says Guardian writer Simon Hattenstone

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Teenager found unresponsive at Feltham YOI, the first such death in England or Wales since 2019

Lord Chadlington introduced government to supplier in which he had financial interest in 2020

Victor Manuel Diaz was found unresponsive at Camp East Montana in what ICE officials call ‘presumed suicide’

Amendment to bring intelligence agencies into legislation’s scope has prompted a fierce backlash

Families of victims from the Manchester Arena bombing and the Hillsborough disaster will meet Keir Starmer after the remaining Hillsborough Law stages were postponed until next week

Survivors urge government to stop using suppliers cited in public inquiry into fire in which 72 people died

Report author Dr Shereen Daniels said systemic racism was "not a matter of perception".

Mother of murdered teenager to challenge ruling that David Hagan is too ill to give live evidence at spycops inquiry

Demonstrators demand inquiry after operation on Tuesday in which at least 121 people were killed

Today’s court verdict on Soldier F is the latest act of self-protection from a state that won’t hold its agents to account even if they kill, writes John Finucane.

These vital spaces have been the first targets of cuts in a nation that favours age over youth – despite being the remedy for blights such as social division, polarisation and loneliness, says Guardia...

THE family of a 14-year-old unlawfully killed while detained in a mental health hospital are calling for urgent legislative changes to better protect children and guarantee access to family support.Ru...

We are devastated to share our latest research into the deaths of those who die. It has revealed the continued impact at the sharpest edge of the homelessness crisis, as the Labour Government has fail...

Leonard Farruku died onboard the Bibby Stockholm in December 2023.

Commissioner Mark Rowley says prejudice has ‘put down deep roots’ within force after BBC Panorama investigation

BBC’s Panorama to broadcast allegations about Charing Cross station after sending evidence to police chiefs

British politicians’ rhetoric has become increasingly shouty and hateful. And now the home secretary has joined the chorus, says writer Diane Taylor

Jury finds failings of worker before Ruth Szymankiewicz, 14, took own life amount to gross negligence manslaughter

Lord Bracadale has ruled out stepping down after the Scottish Police Federation questioned his impartiality.

Karam al-Ghussain, 9, and Lulu, 10, were fetching water from a nearby distribution station when an Israeli strike hit it, and them

After the inquest into the Aboriginal teenager’s death, the coroner found constable Zachary Rolfe operated in a system that failed on a number of occasions to ‘rein him in’

One of the consequences of Israel’s 12-day conflict with Iran was a drop-off in attention to the war in Gaza, where a terrible humanitarian situation deteriorated even further. This is a timeline of w...

Through decades of anti-racist campaigning, I have seen that peaceful, direct action can be the only way to get results, says campaigner Suresh Grover

Exclusive: A huge number of Parliamentarians from different party have banded together to tell the government not to replace promised Hillsborough Law with 'toothless' replacement

More than 100 Labour MPs could vote against Sir Keir Starmer’s welfare cuts

The government faces a growing backlash among Labour MPs over the continued delay to the Hillsborough Law.

The government faces a growing backlash among Labour MPs over the continued delay to the Hillsborough Law.

Godrick Osei had acute behavioural disturbance when police dragged him across a bathroom floor by his collar

Lack of information sharing between multiple agencies contributed to tragedy, coroner finds

Exclusive: Seven in ten recalled IPP prisoners have committed no further crime but are held for more than two years on average. Releasing them would free up a prison, but they have been left out of th...

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The Government should introduce an independent national oversight mechanism and not be‘left marking its own homework’ when implementing the recommendations of the Grenfell Tower inquiry, s...