A boy and his family had to flee their London home after a blunder by the Met and Crown Prosecution Service gave his name to gang members he had agreed to give evidence against
Read full article...David Cameron was under pressure today to defy European judges by ordering the deportation of extremist cleric Abu Qatada as he holed up in a London safe house
The flow of "valuable" intelligence information to Britain from America has been damaged because of a court ruling on former Guantanamo detainee Binyam Mohamed, the Government's terror watchdog warned
The number of Met officers protecting London has fallen by nearly four per cent in a year, official figures revealed
The owners of an Olympic venue are refusing to accept the security plan drawn up by Games chiefs because it is too lax
Nearly a third of offences reported to the Met are wrongly written off and left out of official crime figures, the police watchdog has warned
Britain's top soldier vowed to make the London Olympics a "resounding success" as he spoke of his pride at the role that troops will play in securing the Games
Drug dealers who target children will face longer in jail under new sentencing guidelines
Met detectives could face disciplinary action for failing to investigate a rape allegation that may have jailed a father before he murdered his two children
A legal loophole which risked allowing suspected sex offenders to become London cab drivers is to be closed, ministers announced today.
A legal loophole which risked allowing suspected sex offenders to become London cab drivers is to be closed, ministers announced
Al Qaeda's "right-hand man in Europe", the extremist cleric Abu Qatada, cannot be deported because it would breach his human rights, European judges ruled
Theresa May is preparing to abandon efforts to rewrite the Government's extradition treaty with the US despite claims that it is unfair to British citizens
Scotland yard is to investigate claims that two Libyan rebels were tortured after being unlawfully handed to Colonel Gaddafi's regime with the help of British agents
Millionaire criminal suspects should not be entitled to legal aid to stop tens of millions of pounds being wasted, the former Director of Public Prosecutions said
The arrival of migrants from outside Europe has put 160,000 Britons out of work in five years, a report revealed
More than half the planned savings from Justice Secretary Ken Clarke's legal aid cuts will be wiped out by 'knock-on' costs for taxpayers elsewhere, a report warns
Immigrants who 'cheat' by overstaying their visas could be barred from using time spent illegally in Britain to boost their claim to stay
The killers of Stephen Lawrence are expected to be given extra protection in prison
Ken Clarke has been urged to seize a 'once in a lifetime' chance to protect free speech and end Britain's role as libel capital of the world in legislation to be published early this year
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