Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry hearings begin
Today begins the long awaited inquiry into the Post Office Horizon IT scandal with testimony being taken from former subpostmasters and subpostmistresses (SPMs) who have
Today begins the long awaited inquiry into the Post Office Horizon IT scandal with testimony being taken from former subpostmasters and subpostmistresses (SPMs) who have
In an unusual move by a former Prime Minister, Sir John Major used a keynote speech to accuse Boris Johnson and his officials of breaking lockdown laws over parties held in Downing Street.
West Ham are under pressure following their decision to start David Moyes at their games last night against Watford. The Club has “unreservedly condemned” the defender after
The Conservatives have held-on to the seat of Southend West in a parliamentary by-election prompted by the death of Sir David Amess. The election was
The Number 10 Head of Policy, Munira Mirza has resigned her position following Boris Johnson’s accusations in the House of Commons earlier this week over Sir Keir Starmer’s record over the Jimmy Saville case.
UK Supreme Court judges will decide whether Wikileaks founder, Julian Assange’s case to block extradition to the US is of sufficient important to the law to be heard.
Magistrates are to have their sentencing powers increased to reduce pressure on the Crown Courts and speed up justice, the Government confirmed today.
Despite a firm rebuke in the House of Lords, Justice Secretary Dominic Raab says measures against ‘noisy protests’ would be reintroduced in the Commons. The
The Government’s ‘Ask for ANI’ scheme to support victims of domestic violence with access to services in pharmacies celebrates its one-year anniversary and supported at least 100 people last year.
A man has drowned and 30 other people were rescued by French coastguard services after they tried to cross the English Channel to the UK.
Former Labour Shadow Cabinet Minister Barry Gardiner received £500,000 over six years from an alleged Chinese government agent.
Following the High Court’s ruling that it was illegal for Ministers to use a “VIP lane” for multi-million-pound PPE contracts, fresh calls were made for the Covid-19 public inquiry to investigate.
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