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Crime agency 'exceeds targets'

What's so hard about leaving prison?

Foreign inmates 'need more help'

U-turn by Falconer provides reprieve for Queen's Counsel

Reliance voices contract hopes

Drug treatment 'will cut crime'

Back new protocol, prison officers warned

Reformers grant reprieve to QC system

'Bloody foreigners' is racist

Police zero in on trouble hotspots

Racist cell murder inquiry opens

Lord Woolf urges delay in court plan

Prison Service finally admits fault over suicide of teenager

A tumult behind closed doors

Serious offenders to get early release

Best Girls

Killing sparks police body armour review

Police catch criminals but not ill-gotten gains

US police scheme moves to London

Cocaine deaths double as price crashes

Norris slams Met's crime figures

Jail young thugs urge residents as 'softly, softly' approach fails

Brewers may pay for drunkenness, says Blair

Law 'being eroded' by speed cameras

Angry commuter blocked train

Writer sought for prison term

Numbers just don't add up

400 foreigners stranded in British jails

Police fury at plan to let civilians solve minor crime

Police 'need more e-crime skills'

Terror cases 'too complex', says DPP

Reliance makes new prisoner error

Police fury over civilian workers

Mental health crisis growing in prisons UK

Home Office rejects stun gun use

Ministers signal new fraud law

Wealthy criminals will be forced to pay back legal aid

Supreme court 'will lack independence'

Police 'Cutting Back Training on Domestic Violence'

Jamieson announces licensing laws shake-up

Academic training for police officers

Automatic life terms 'outdated'

Supreme court plan is put on ice for ten years

Probation service name put on hold

New child traffic approach urged

Police warn of new breed of hooligans

Flexible fines for speeding planned

It costs Britain £400m a year. It could cost you your whole garden (lawn included)

Ethel threw an egg at Churchill. After 90 years, is it time she was pardoned?

Police 'face speed camera flak'

Carr makes an anonymous return to a society unwilling to forgive her for Huntley's crimes

Sex offences on increase