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Barber who punched man while still holding razor spared jail

Mackesys not shut but 'restructuring', says owner

Prisoners allowed out to take driving lessons

Inducements ban extended to third parties

Supreme Court judgment casts spotlight on solicitors in 'sale and rent back' deals

BSB reveals three chambers with immediate financial issues

Broadcast: drink-driver fails in bid to reduce jail term

Joanna Dennehy serial killer investigation team wins top police award

Police condemned as 'inept' over Sir Cliff Richard search

Harry Roberts: a case when life really should mean life

Harry Roberts will be freed in days after 'abhorrent' Parole Board decision

Harry Roberts: Profile of a criminal and his crimes

Police officers 'furious' over release of killer Harry Roberts

Met pays £425,000 to mother of undercover policeman's child

Corporate transparency measures ‘need clarification’

Outcry at cop killer Harry Roberts' release

The uncomfortable truth about executions

Boris Johnson: 'Life should mean life' for police killer Harry Roberts

Where is the worst place for bicycle theft in England?

Bernard Hogan-Howe condemns decision to free notorious police killer Harry Roberts

Parabis cuts 24 jobs in Croydon

Criminal law

Super-regulator appoints new chief executive

Judges split on televising courts after Pistorius trial

Weird cases: skeleton argument piles on the pounds

Police must record race of everyone they restrain, says Theresa May

Move to consensus in UK’s top court

'Arm British police' says US intelligence chairman

DIY justice: are private prosecutions the future?

Who-ogle? Rehabilitation in the digital age

Notorious police killer to be released

Opening up justice: UK Supreme Court marks five years of public access

Legal aid firm in shock closure

Man hurls marbles at MPs in House of Commons security breach

Legal challenge to Woolf chairing abuse inquiry

Burglar's taste for champagne lands him behind bars

Daggers, pistols and blood bonds: how the Mafia works

IBA 2014: Right to be forgotten takes root in Japan

Grayling ‘has no understanding of his role’ – Falconer

Foreign criminals scandal: Politicians 'have blood on their hands', says grieving father

The politics of poison is turning Britain into the nasty country

Failure to check foreign criminals 'costing millions'

Rochdale taxi firm offers white drivers on request

Man who raped student at knifepoint jailed for 21 years

Curbs to combat terrorist charity frauds

BBC to be investigated after snooping on fee evaders

Conman pretended to be quadriplegic for two years but was caught walking around Tesco

Police luring scrap metal dealers into breaking law

The justices of the UK Supreme Court — who are they?

Fiona Woolf defends links with Leon Brittan over child sex abuse inquiry

Prisoners launching 'one person riots', says watchdog

Sanctions avoided despite three-month notice delay