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Worst areas for drink driving revealed in nationwide survey

Why the Government has unfriended Facebook

Stop catching speeders, police can't cope, volunteers told

European push to extend internet ‘right to be forgotten’ rule

Bar regulatory scheme lawful

Polish gang who attacked professor had criminal records in home country

Duty of candour after Mid Staffordshire report

Jihadists funded by welfare benefits, senior police officer warns

Weird cases: busted, but in my defence…

The Sun keeps explosive and unprintable stories in 'wild West-style safe'

Prince’s letters: a challenge for crown, courts and government

Labour calls for early LASPO review

Police hail 'landmark sentence' over Syria terrorist camp brothers

Commons braced for JR vote

Human rights

Should we listen to The Paedophile Next Door – and try to help child sex...

Lee Rigby: The years of missed chances

Society backs Malaysia fight against sedition law

Disgraced doctor jailed for secretly recording patients as they used the toilet

Greer to review affordability of legal services

Theresa May: Violent pornography prevents young people from understanding a healthy relationship

Vodafone gave Scotland Yard phone records of 1,700 News UK staff

Police investigation launched into House of Lords expenses 'fraud' scandal

'We need to support the good paedophiles'

Lee Rigby murder: It was preventable, but an internet company failed to alert the authorities

Facebook used to 'enslave' people trafficking victims

World-renowned hearing specialist admits spying on patients

Tribunal powers a ‘lawyers’ charter’, say peers

Grayling: make London heart of legal community

Breck Bednar murder: computer engineer admits killing oil millionaire's son

Video of man high on horse tranquillisers released by police for Christmas driving safety campaign

'Virtuous paedophile' outs himself on camera

Only a fraction of terror suspects can be watched 24/7

Banker reaches deal with Google over ‘extreme trolling’

Principle of open justice applies to extradition proceedings

Tuesday's Truth 25/11/2014

Businessman settles Google 'right to be forgotten' case

Former DPP lambasts criminal justice IT

Number of human trafficking victims doubles in four years

Royal commission on prison policy proposed

Magna Carta justice push

Wife spends two nights in cells for hitting husband with magazine

Expert witnesses ‘pressured by solicitors’

Protecting vulnerable witnesses in criminal trials

Police: Stop using us as ambulance drivers

Marking anxiety over explosives offences

SRA earmarks ‘level playing field’ between firms and ABSs

Public ride along with police patrols to boost confidence in officers

Anjem Choudary bail restrictions relaxed by judge

Preaching ban is breach of extremist’s rights

S&M and Marks and Spencer-themed student party shut down by police

Can we trust a guilty conviction?