Reprieve says Ahmed Belbacha’s life may be in danger unless Britain provides crucial information to his defence team

The prosecution and conviction of Jordan Towers leaves one questioning, what is left of the “just” in “Justice?” There are two aspects to Jordan’s case which raise serious questions about how so-called justice is being obtained in England and Wales in the 21st Century. The first is the case against Jordan, itself.  The second is [...]

One student’s camera-phone catches the moment when disabled protester Jody McIntyre is manhandled by police officers during last Thursday’s protests in London

Warning: Contains strong language

Kettling breaches human rights, lawyers for five student fees demonstrators tell Metropolitan police commissioner

Sir Paul Stephenson faces increasing pressure after footage emerges of a police officer not wearing ID at this week’s protests

Scotland Yard denies suggestion poor police communication led car carrying Charles and Camilla into student protests

Alfie Meadows, 20, treated for bleeding on the brain over incident at tuition fees demo which has been referred to IPCC

Scientists split over fibres that prosecution says links jailed office worker to home of widow killed during break-in

Abdelbaset al-Megrahi, who has prostate cancer, is close to death, according to reports

Set up to investigate miscarriages of justice, the CCRC’s poor track record in recent years shows it is little more than a fig leaf