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As part of the UK government’s requirement to reform public bodies, all government departments must conduct a Tailored Review of…

HMP Swansea – Complacency & Inexcusable Failure to Address Suicides and High Self-Harm HMP Swansea had a ‘complacent and inexcusable’…

Legal aid will be restored for three areas of prison law following a Court of Appeal judgment, the government has…

The government’s power to block requests for information on national security grounds has been significantly curtailed by a tribunal ruling…

The Ministry of Justice has become the first central government department to be served with an enforcement notice by the…

Whilst the UK government has been actively engaged in negotiating the best Brexit deal for the country, a considerable number…

Northern Ireland Q & A – Is There A Witch-Hunt Against Ex British Soldiers? A quick question and answer guide…

Reform in policing is being blocked by members of the Freemasons, and their influence in the service is thwarting the…

One in five female prisoners are released into homelessness after the number doubled over the last year, figures requested by…

Prisoners’ lives were still at risk owing to staffing shortages at a jail with the highest suicide rate in Britain,…

Every six months the National Archives release previously classified documents. In among the eating or driving arrangements of politicians, and…

Staff in the Home Office’s asylum directorate are undertrained, overworked and operating in a “constant state of crisis”, two whistleblowers…