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Chris Grayling unveils new 'victims law'

Church's insurer refuses to pay out after thieves use scaffolding to steal lead

Child victims will give evidence on film to avoid trauma of trial

The Tuesday Truth

Why critics fear that the Government’s cost-cutting legal aid plans could force the innocent to plead guilty...

Why 30 years on Crimewatch is still a force for good

Doctors win right not to force food on anorexic facing death

Starship Trooper, Mr T and Hitler fancy dress costumes spark police call outs

Angry public threaten PCC Shaun Wright over Rotherham abuse scandal

Children aged ten being trained as junior jihadis, says London's deputy mayor

Driving Licence official jailed for mowing down pensioner and fleeing

We must resist the threat to local policing

'Possessed' husband spared jail after assaults on wife

Rotherham abuse: 25 more victims come forward

Farmer's £1.4m VAT fraud after his life 'turned into the Archers'

Guilty, the man who conned his brother out of £1.5m inheritance

Judge attacks CPS over handling of rape case

Madeleine McCann: 'I listened for 15 seconds and knew they were innocent'

Stalking prosecutions soar thanks to new laws

Political correctness and diversity. Discuss

#WhyIStayed: Twitter hashtag highlights real reasons women stay with violent partners

Former Met detective jailed in Singapore for trying to snatch custody battle child

Right to be forgotten: what does it mean for employees’ references?

Weird cases: impersonating a police officer

'All of us could have done more', admits Rotherham's director of children's services

SRA puts money laundering in spotlight

Minister accused of bullying over legal aid reforms

Judicial Review 8th September

JR – Claimant's Skeleton

‘We grew too quickly,’ new Co-op boss admits

Former judge joins funding firm

Late bill danger

Law change aims to foil UK jihadists

Blacklaws given ‘carte blanche’ in regional role

Village four-legged race falls foul of anti-binge drinking laws

Rise of the DIY litigant forces judges to rewrite court rules

Fateful journey of a family who were ready to take any risk to reach UK

Armchair detective reveals Jack the Ripper was a Polish immigrant

Al-Hilli Alps murder may be perfect crime, say French two fruitless years on

Major disturbance at immigration centre after detainee's death

Society launches campaign

Mozambique sets up legal aid body

Judicial Review 8th & 9th September

PE teacher's lesbian affair with pupil, 15, exposed by faulty printer

Madeleine McCann: are we any closer to knowing the truth?

Man who threatened ex-partner with knife shot dead by police

Reporters appeal to Strasbourg over law that lets police track phone calls

Little appetite for fight on food fraud

London’s lord mayor to chair sex abuse inquiry

Woolf to head historic child abuse inquiry

Aspiring lawyer crowd-funds Oxford tuition fees

More banks admit creating 'law firms' to send debt letters