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Families’ lawyer claims Southport murderer Axel Rudakubana is gaming the legal process
The legal representative for families affected by the 2024 Southport attack asserts that murderer Axel Rudakubana is attempting to exploit psychiatric protocols.
Mother of slain officer Andrew Harper criticizes early release policy
PC Andrew Harper's mother has condemned the government's early prison release scheme, arguing it fails to provide true justice for victims of serious crimes.
Sister of London stabbing victim remembers her as her world
The sister of Kirandeep Kaur, who was killed in her west London home, has shared her grief, calling the 24-year-old mother her world as legal proceedings against the accused murderer begin.
Relative of suspect in Ann Widdecombe killing expresses shock over arrest
An uncle of the suspect arrested for the murder of Ann Widdecombe describes his shock, as police investigate the motive behind the former MP's targeted killing.
Relatives of Mull of Kintyre Chinook victims petition High Court for case revival
Families of the 29 people killed in the 1994 Mull of Kintyre Chinook crash are asking the High Court to approve a new legal challenge against the Ministry of Defence, citing unaddressed concerns about the aircraft's safety.
CCTV captures murder suspect appearing to carry object before crime
CCTV footage shows a suspect in the death of Ann Widdecombe entering a car with an unidentified object hours before the former MP was attacked in her Devon home.
National Audit Office report reveals thousands of missing electronic tags for offenders
A report from the National Audit Office suggests thousands of offenders in England and Wales are not wearing mandatory electronic tags, raising concerns about public safety and system efficiency.
Ruth Ellis Receives Posthumous Pardon Seven Decades After Execution
Seven decades after her execution for murder, Ruth Ellis has been granted a posthumous pardon by the UK government, reflecting an acknowledgment of the domestic abuse and controlling dynamics present in her case.
Police Officer Who Shot Chris Kaba May Avoid Misconduct Hearing Due to Rule Revisions
A change in legal standards for police misconduct means Sgt Martyn Blake may not face further disciplinary action following the death of Chris Kaba.
New legal standards may prevent misconduct hearing for officer who shot Chris Kaba
A rule change aligning police misconduct standards with criminal law may result in the dismissal of disciplinary proceedings against the officer who shot Chris Kaba.