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Gun laws are aimed at wrong target, says expert

Inmates' call limits 'justified'

Young prisoners 'are neglected'

Wardens to issue fines for antisocial behaviour

Law and order is Cabinet priority

Blunkett apologises for leak

New police chief will put more special branch officers on the ground to combat terrorism

Make law in public eye, say lords

New 'yob' targets to be unveiled

Rethink of law on mercy killing

Massive cash boost for drug treatments

New Met police chief to be named

Blair unveils new nuisance powers

Jails merger in danger, officials warn

A stitch in time

Jury trials shake-up criticised

Figures show drop in gun crime

Hate crime attacks revealed

Blunkett announces murder law review

Military to help young offenders

More than a third of Asbos are breached

Law on forced marriages pondered

Juries learn sex offenders' past

Reclaim our streets: The Crime Minister

Blunkett exploiting climate of fear, says Kennedy

Police plan for deprived schools

CPS withholds crime videos from media

People who stand up to yobs to get protection

Manhole covers vanish in the night

City prison tops suicide league

Car crime offering 'easy money'

Row over jail compensation funds

Greens to unveil alternative crime policy

Straw tries to block law on death at work

Large gap between public fear and the actual rate of crime

Prisons 'holding back learning'

Gun crimes 'continuing to rise'

Prison staff take stand against privatisation

B-tests to curb boozing in prison

Antenatal checks to include abuse query

IT identity parade breakthrough

Crime crackdowns failing child victims

Tagging to replace prison for those awaiting trial

Prison report slams overcrowding

DPP's pledge on fair terror trials

The force behind Operation Trident

Terror tip-offs 'reach 200 a day'

Police chiefs warn of £350m funding gap

Prison conditions 'disturbing'

PSNI plan targets women

First justice centre judge named

'Crime-buster' judge is named