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A trainspotter, his poison pen and a threat to bomb railway

Rochdale child abuse report 'could lead to legal action'

Jack Straw: Pakistani community must face up to grooming scandal following Rochdale case

The Rochdale child abuse case: a modern night out for kids

Lord Judge: angry homeowners cannot be expected to act rationally when confronted by burglars

The Rochdale child abuse case: lessons from Bradford

Speed? It helps me do the housework faster, woman tells drug police

Judicial bias fear

ACPO comment on HMIC report Taking time for crime

Burglary is offence against person as well as property, says senior judge

Clarification on ?employed? duty solicitors

Variable monthly payments reminder

Provider Reference Group events start November 2012

How lawmakers and lobbyists keep a lock on the private prison business | Sadhbh Walshe

Police chief appears to squirm over sex, long-term relationships between spies and activists | Rob...

Violent hit-and-run CCTV released by police

Muslim community in 'denial' about grooming rings, says Jack Straw

Child sexual abuse is never consensual, whatever the victim's behaviour | Ella Cockbain and Helen...

Victim relives burglary ordeal

Swimming coach who accidentally sent sexually explicit messages to teenagers freed

Thousands of ex-offenders targeted in drive to add to DNA database

Transcript of the Lord Chief Justice's Annual Press Conference 2012

Rochdale child sex ring: council head to be questioned by MPs

Police 'unclear' about their mission: inspectors

Beat bobbies don't know what to do, claim inspectors

R v PT (2012)

R v PAUL ANDREW MATTHEWS (2012)

R v MARTIN TERENCE DAIKEN (2012)

R v NEIL LEE LAWRENCE (2012)

RE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S REFERENCE (NO.29 OF 2012) sub nom R v MARTIN VERNARSKY (2012)

Clarification on ‘employed’ duty solicitors

Variable monthly payments reminder

Provider Reference Group events start November 2012

Theresa May told to do more to improve turnout in police elections

Almost half of foreign criminals avoid deportation on family rights grounds

Looting and the Dunkirk spirit – two different faces of the northern floods

Police marksman was 'absolutely certain' Mark Duggan was holding gun

SRA talks tough on COLPs and COFAs

Two burglars shot by homeowner jailed for four years

Boat Race protester found guilty of causing public nuisance

Burglary shooting couple emigrate to Australia

Black History Month set to launch

Weather: looters target storm-hit shops devastated by severe flooding

Largely forgotten: a Manchester police officer who gave his life on duty

Peers jailed for expenses fraud ordered to pay back ?188,000

Senior police officers 'not being properly vetted'

Probation Minister calls for tougher community sentences

'Expect to be shot if you burgle gun owners', judge warns criminals

NHS nurse jailed for falsifying qualifications

Rochdale police and council 'repeatedly warned' about sex abuse risk in town

Mutiny on Merseyside over weekend courts

BarCo escrow scheme ?levels the playing field?