Police breached ‘fundamental rights’ at Sarah Everard vigil
A parliamentary inquiry hit out at the police handling of both the Everard vigil and 'Kill the Bill' protests.
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UN has achieved huge advances in gender equality – but significant gaps remain
By Antonia Kirkland, Equality Now, Global Lead on Legal Equality and Access to Justice.
Labour activists ‘egged, pushed and kicked’ on Batley and Spen campaign trail
It comes after Kim Leadbeater was chased and harassed by an angry mob in the West Yorkshire constituency.
Classified MoD documents found at a bus stop in Kent
"Rarely has a collection of lost documents covered such a wide range of important areas."
Chauvin jailed for 22-and-a-half years for murder of George Floyd
But the police officer could be paroled after about 15 years.
‘What are the odds?’ Reactions as BBC and Mail aboard Navy ship that was ‘attacked’ by Russia
"Such a random coincidence that a Royal Navy ship would (again) have a skirmish at sea just before a by-election."
Policing bill breaches human rights laws, MPs warn
Harriet Harman warned that "noisy demonstrations are literally the sound of democracy".
EXCLUSIVE: Italian and Romanian couples receive letters telling them to “go home”
The letter said "we have won Brexit" and "we won't be happy until you people leave our country".
Daniel Morgan murder: Met Police accused of ‘institutional corruption’ in report
Dame Cressida Dick has been personally censured by the report for her role in hampering an inquiry into police corruption in the Morgan investigation.