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MPs demand police inquiry over 'pre-signed' abortion forms

Constance Briscoe faces new criminal inquiry

MoJ rules out further reform of legal services regulation

Solicitor numbers fall for first time in 20 years

LSB gives regulators power to select their own boards

Bogus faith healer conned £1million from cancer victims, court told

Anonymity for those accused of sexual offences

Lord chancellor’s cure for judicial review is far worse than any disease

Weird cases: explosive evidence

'Ninja' e-fit not waste of time because it shows eyes, say police

'Prolific burglar' caught on CCTV targeting Boris Becker's home

Police officer filmed tasering naked man in cell

‘School-leavers only’ pledge by latest ABS

Law firms urged to tackle cyber-security threats

Leeds teacher stabbing: 'We don't need to rush to make schools more secure'

Police: Leeds teacher stabbing an 'isolated incident'

Max Clifford trial provokes fresh sex abuse claims

Teacher murder: No 10 vows to prevent repeat killing as 'loner' questioned by police

Legal services bodies in public spat over regulation row

Children as young as four referred for drug and alcohol treatment

Let couples divorce by filling in a form, says top judge

Youngest children referred for drug and alcohol treatment by council

Judicial review curbs under parliamentary fire

No right to take secondary strike action

Max Clifford speaks outside court following verdict

Max Clifford: Operation Yewtree claims first conviction

Victims' fury over killer's compensation pay-out

Student costs blow

Fraud charges for closed firm

Lawyer steals £134,000 from clients to fund 'obsession' with younger woman

Hudson: unrated indemnity insurers not an automatic risk

Motorcyclist caught by own dangerous headcam footage

Family court reforms criticised

Firm acts pro bono for 81-year-old hit by protest

Aid cuts demo ‘starting to bite’

Firm acts pro bono for pensioner hit by protest

Charities risk 'roulette' in probation reforms, says report

'The drunk driver who killed my fiancé only got 10 years'

Expensive gifts for teachers raises spectre of classroom corruption

Rethink call over entity-based regulation

Neighbourhood policing 'at risk' as number of PCSOs plummets

Environmental case to invoke EU convention

SRA set for insurance rethink

Councils look to ABS status for survival

Big-spending criminal bar ‘ruining itself’, warns silk

Law Society rife with bullying, say staff

Triple killer wins £815 over broken clippers

Fighting a whole new world of organised crime: The man in charge of Britain's FBI

Experts condemn use of untested treatments

17 arrest warrants a day on EU orders

Crime agency chief warns about online security

Nine former HBOS employees enter pleas of not guilty