The Ministry of Justice has become the first central government department to be served with an enforcement notice by the…
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Whilst the UK government has been actively engaged in negotiating the best Brexit deal for the country, a considerable number…
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Northern Ireland Q & A – Is There A Witch-Hunt Against Ex British Soldiers? A quick question and answer guide…
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Reform in policing is being blocked by members of the Freemasons, and their influence in the service is thwarting the…
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One in five female prisoners are released into homelessness after the number doubled over the last year, figures requested by…
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Prisoners’ lives were still at risk owing to staffing shortages at a jail with the highest suicide rate in Britain,…
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Every six months the National Archives release previously classified documents. In among the eating or driving arrangements of politicians, and…
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Staff in the Home Office’s asylum directorate are undertrained, overworked and operating in a “constant state of crisis”, two whistleblowers…
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On 23rd September 2013, in the Crown Court at Derby before Mr Recorder Elsom the applicant was convicted by a…
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Police have made serious errors getting search warrants for suspected sex offenders, leading to the targeting of innocent people and…
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Mr Barry Sheerman: To ask the Secretary of State for Justice, how many successful applications for compensation following a conviction…
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Ilori, R (On the Application Of) v SSHD [2017] EWHC 3355 (Admin) (21 December 2017) The issue for determination in…
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