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Crown to offer case explanations

Fresh efforts to cut knife crime

Ministers lose slopping out case

Yard's tell-tale signs help to halve domestic murders

Anti-Semitic crime 'reaches high'

AXA GENERAL INSURANCE LTD v (1) CLARA GOTTLIEB (2) JOSEPH MEYER GOTTLIEB (2005)

R v B (2005)

(1) SIMON PAUL BLAND (2) RATHBONES BAKERIES LTD (Claimants) v (1) JEANETTE PROSCILLA MORRIS (2)...

R v TUCKMAN (2005)

R v S (2005)

COUNCIL FOR THE REGULATION OF HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS v (1) HEALTH PROFESSIONS COUNCIL (2) PETER...

ROMAN POLANSKI v CONDE NAST PUBLICATIONS LTD (2005)

ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S REFERENCE (NO.129 OF 2004) sub nom R v ARCHIT SSAN (2005)

R v WANG (2005)

R (on the application of M) (Claimant) v IMMIGRATION APPEAL TRIBUNAL (Defendant) (2) SECRETARY OF...

NAPIER v SCOTTISH MINISTERS (2005)

'No-one wanted' top UK jails post

Clarke suggests move to French-style terror trials

New commissioner considers controversial quota system for ethnic minority recruits

Prison suicide record condemned

R v DEVON HARTLEY BRYAN : R v DONOVAN REID (2005)

Crackdown on Criminal Bosses Clears Commons

Court refuses to send suspect back to prison

Tories would use private finance for new jails

Terror detainees turn to Europe

Summit to tackle internet crime

R v SMITH (2005)

Tories unveil new crime proposals

Paedophiles must face jail sentences, police chiefs urge

Met chief wants ban lifted on terrorism reporting

Courts 'add to child abuse ordeal'

Artists win change to Bill outlawing religious hatred

Terror laws face new court test

London's cosmopolitan criminals targeted

BALLY SHENG BALSON v THE COMMONWEALTH OF DOMINICA (2005)

INDEPENDENT JAMAICA COUNCIL FOR HUMAN RIGHTS (1998) LTD & ORS v (1) SYRINGA MARSHALL-BURNETT (2)...

Phone call sentence for offender

Mental health problems fuel rise in murders – police chief

Careless drivers face five years in jail

R v KAI MING WONG (2005)

R v KENNETH SANDERSON (2005)

R v RICHARD KEITH SUTTON (2005)

R v MICHAEL HUGH GREET (2005)

ID cards 'could fall foul of human rights law'

Killer drivers face tougher charges

New judges move up to top courts

MICHAEL IRVINE v COMMISSIONER OF POLICE FOR THE METROPOLIS (2005)

R v PAUL ALI HAYTER (2005)

DAVID LESLIE MOY v (1) PETTMAN SMITH (A Firm) (2) JACQUELINE PERRY (2005)

ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S REFERENCES (NOS.145 AND 146 OF 2004) sub nom R v JOHNSTON : R v...

IAN HILTON v BARKER BOOTH & EASTWOOD (A Firm) (2005)

COUNCIL FOR THE REGULATION OF HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS V (1) GENERAL DENTAL COUNCIL (2) ALEXANDER...