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Inmate takes legal action over lack of needle exchange

Fingerprint passports will be 'ID card by stealth'

No seatbelt? That's like half a burglary

Blow to executive war on youth crime

Prisoners tell inquest of sixth Styal death in a year

Police issue warning as teenagers take to guns

When justice is heard and not seen

Cannabis grandma to attempt to oust Hain as MP for Neath

Post offices link up with police

Sign of the times as aluminium thieves endanger driversí lives

Hate crimes 'not being tackled'

Scientist calls for world DNA database

Nearly half of firms suffer crime

Protection for asbo witnesses

Online criminals challenge police

Give yobs a dose of fear, says Howard

Key crime bill clears the Lords

Drugs agency praised for changes

From outside to in

ID card Bill gets the axe

Howard targets the 'yob culture'

Chief constable rapped over force failings

Hi-tech crime costs UK plc £2.4bn

Death penalty 'at record levels'

Prisoners' voting bar 'outdated'

Swearing in public may cost tenants their home

MPs criticise Government response to drink crime

Councils find it hard to cope on parent orders

Calls to give vote to prisoners

Out-of-control Asbos a 'menace to society'

Warning over sentencing reforms

New court powers target disorder

Clarke fears for crime proposals

Cut-price drinks must go, say MPs

MPs demand reform of special advocate system

Centre to tackle net paedophiles

Prosecute malicious pupils, teachers urge

Call for race crimes crackdown

Prisoners 'need better education'

Winning 'triggers sport violence'

Police trial fixed penalty scheme

Women's jail 'still has problems'

Lib Dems launch mini-manifesto on crime

Border police planned by Tories

'Corporate killing' law delayed

Value of fraud cases soars to £750m

Call for review of court evidence

On-the-spot fines create a new class of 'semi-criminals'

Kennedy urges new crime solution

Officers suspended after prison death

Met targets gangs' grip on minorities

Racist attacks on the rise in rural Britain