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A Home Office minister admitted to the House of Lords’ science and technology committee that the government did not know how much money was being spent on the provision of forensic science services. Sarah Jones was being questioned by peers about plans to act upon recommendations of the Westminster Commission on Forensic Science’s recent report […]


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A Wolverhampton prison has been found to have worsening violence, drug-taking, and self-inflicted deaths than it did at its previous inspection three years ago. The latest inspection by the prisons watchdog found it had the tenth highest rate of self-inflicted deaths in the entire male prison estate and illegal drugs were ‘readily available’ to prisoners. […]


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Undercover police infiltrating left-wing political campaigns and protest groups routinely passed their reports to MI5 according to new evidence heard in the ongoing ‘spycops’ inquiry. Police sent on years-long deployments deceived members of political campaigns, family justice organisations, pro-democracy groups and anti-nuclear armament campaigns, even duping women ...


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Senior Metropolitan Police officers stopped an undercover officer from revealing to the Macpherson public inquiry that the force had spied on the family of Stephen Lawrence during the 1990s, according to evidence heard by the Undercover Policing Inquiry. Peter Francis, a former undercover officer in the Met’s Special Demonstration Squad (SDS), said he had ‘hostile […]


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The government’s proposals to curtail the right to a trial by jury have been found to diverge in key ways from the recommendations of how to reduce the massive Crown Court backlog on which they are based. Sir Brian Leveson was tasked with investigating the almost 80,000 case backlog which is causing extraordinarily long delays […]


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