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Google allows 260,00 links to be forgotten

Firm tells staff: take all the holiday you need

Murderer could be released at parole hearing

Doctors to be struck off for ignoring FGM

Government launches posters to 'end revenge porn'

Remand time rises to an average of ten weeks

Rape consent trial led to landmark appeal

Drunk or flirty rape victims often 'to blame', says survey

Supreme Court agrees to hear QASA challenge

Ireland claims world first for women solicitors

Royal assent for inducments ban and SARAH act

CFA regime ‘vital after legal aid abolition’

SFO told to pay costs of ‘flawed’ prosecution

CCTV 'fightcams' detect violence 'before it happens'

Jubilant thugs jump for joy after crocodile tears convince judge of remorse

Britain leads Europe on sending rapists to jail

Abuse inquiry will ‘give voice to the victims’

You shouldn’t offend Muslims, ex-top judge tells cartoonists

Drivers to pay £100 for being in wrong lane

No compensation for prisoners

How human rights can be an integral part of business success

Smart TV manufacturers face difficult data-protection questions

Lord Judge: we need vigilance over values of Magna Carta

Law diary: CPS and Magna Carta

Weird cases: judge on trial for temper

Child abuse inquiry will have 'truth and reconciliation' role

Concerns over 'holiday camp' jails

Smartphone theft in London down by half thanks to 'kill switches'

Essex Police apologises to child abuse victims after 30 flawed investigations

England and Wales near top of prison spending league table

Rotherham abuse lawyer: More evidence will link perpetrators to police

Police force tells officers 'Don't investigate crimes'

British man arrested in Spain for 'killing paedophile he caught filming his daughter'

Rural areas see surge in 'legal highs' abuse

Arm all frontline police with Tasers, says Federation

Child prisoners more likely to become sex offenders, report suggests

Prisoners lose compensation claim over voting ban

Killers and rapists win human rights victory at Strasbourg

The hitman, the child rapist and the serial killer: human rights winners in Strasbourg

Embarrassment as police chief forgets anti-terror hotline number

Julian Assange is 'sucking resources' from police, Met chief says

Female teacher jailed for inciting schoolgirl to carry out a sex act

Cartoonists ‘should not offend Muslims’ says former Lord Chief Justice

New passport checks could bring new queues at the border

Our crumbling prison system is a disgrace to modern democracy

British jails have more 'lifers' but less overcrowding, says report

London rioters have committed 6,000 more crimes since being released including murder and rape

Motorcyclist caught doing 117mph let off because speed gun was only for 'research purposes'

Legal aid savings ‘no economy at all’ – CoA judge

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