Victims often have to wait years to see justice being done, and already some cases are being listed to start in four years’ time in 2029. So the government asked the former senior judge Sir Bryan ...

Benjamin Netanyahu and Donald Trump held more talks in Washington last night over a potential ceasefire in Gaza. Meanwhile, Israeli strikes continued to rain down on the Strip – killing at least 105 ...

Today, the infected blood inquiry undertook an unprecedented extra hearing after revealing that only a tiny fraction of the ...

The government “lacks a coherent plan, suitable targets and sufficient evidence of what works” regarding its key promise to recruit thousands more teachers, a new report published by a committee of ...

The European Union says it hopes to reach a tariff deal with the US within days, following months of negotiations. Donald ...

What comes first – a peace deal or a peace prize? The war rages on in Gaza – another 40 Palestinians were killed overnight in Israeli airstrikes, but Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ...

As the south of France begins its busy summer tourist season, some 800 firefighters in the sky and on the ground have been battling a large wildfire around the city of Marseille. 110 people have been ...

Channel 4 Sales today launches the tenth edition of its annual Diversity in Advertising Awards, which has gifted £10 million in advertising space to campaigns promoting diversity and inclusion since ...

Drugs and organised crime have such a grip on many prisons that they’re undermining every aspect of life inside, damaging ...

It’s been described as the worst miscarriage of justice in British legal history and finally the long-running inquiry into how the Post Office Horizon scandal unfolded has produced its first report.

We spoke to the Prisons, Probation and Reducing Reoffending Minister, Lord Timpson.

A minute’s silence was held during the first of the inquiry’s hearings, with the chair saying that the attack at a Taylor Swift dance class was “one of the most egregious crimes in our country’s ...