Law
Clampdown on websites promoting suicide
Ministers want to rewrite Suicide Act to clarify it also applies to internet after spate of deaths in Bridgend, south Wales
Rachel Stevenson and agencies
17, Sep, 2008 @2:36 PM
Trial begins of Briton charged with Vukovar massacre
Corby locksmith Milorad Pejic appears in war crimes court accused of murdering more than 200 people during Balkan conflict
Audrey Gillan
15, Sep, 2008 @3:16 PM
Lawyers' drive for diversity hindered by multiple rows
Attempts to attract applicants from diverse backgrounds undermined by claims of racial discrimination
Afua Hirsch
14, Sep, 2008 @11:01 PM
Fears over privacy as police expand surveillance project
National network of roadside cameras will 'read' 50m licence plates a day, with data kept for five years
Paul Lewis
14, Sep, 2008 @11:01 PM
Home Office consultants pay price after prisoner data loss
Firm who lost data stick containing details of 84,000 inmates sacked by Home Office
Alan Travis, home affairs editor
10, Sep, 2008 @11:01 PM
Letter: The courts are for justice, not profits
Letter: Now it seems that justice has its price, and the system can only work if it pays for itself
07, Sep, 2008 @11:01 PM
Hindu seeks court ruling on open-air cremations
A Hindu man is to ask the high court to overturn a ban on open-air cremations to allow the ancient religious ritual to take place in Britain
Riazat Butt, religious affairs correspondent
05, Sep, 2008 @3:20 PM
Leaked letter warns of courts crisis over £90m 'black hole' in budget
Court sittings could be cancelled, trials delayed and magistrates made redundant
Alan Travis, home affairs editor
03, Sep, 2008 @11:01 PM
Letter: Croatian singer's right to free speech
Letter: Slavenka Drakulic seems miffed that the HHO has supported pop singer Marko Perkovic Thompson's 'right to perform'
01, Sep, 2008 @11:01 PM
Home Office crime warning blindingly obvious, says minister
Tony McNulty says there is nothing unusual about leaked letter warning of effects of economic downturn on crime and extremism
Nicholas Watt and Andrew Sparrow
01, Sep, 2008 @9:35 AM
Police may be given powers to question child suspects alone
Ministers also announce their intention to push ahead with plans for 'shopping centre jails'
Alan Travis, home affairs editor
28, Aug, 2008 @11:01 PM
Tories call for data loss prosecutions
Government urged to criminalise 'knowingly or recklessly' losing information after latest security breach fiasco
Jamie Doward, home affairs editor
23, Aug, 2008 @11:01 PM
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