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Labour accepts Attorney General's decision not to pursue full inquest over David Kelly

09.06.11
Dominic Grieve said the evidence that Dr Kelly took his own life was 'overwhelmingly strong'... more

Tweeters warned over Ryan Giggs claims

07.06.11
Britain's top law officer warns Twitter users not to defy secrecy orders as Ryan Giggs is hit by fresh claims over his private life... more

Ryan Giggs has done more than just score an own goal

25.05.11
So which side are you on in l'affaire Giggs, a tale of vanities and unintended consequences that could inspire an entire Jerry Springer Opera?... more

Euro talks on prisoner vote 'to be drawn out'

10.02.11
Prisoners will not swiftly get the right to vote, the Government signalled today... more

Dr David Kelly post-mortem files sent to Attorney General

02.09.10
Attorney General Dominic Grieve reportedly requests files relating to the death of weapons inspector David Kelly... more

Beware a cabinet of Magdalen College men

02.09.10
It used to be a rather bleak joke that there were more men called Dave in David Cameron’s shadow cabinet than there were women... more

Law chief backs happy-slappers’ ‘lenient’ jail term

24.08.10
Government’s top law officer sparked anger by backing jail sentences of less than five years given to the teenage killers of a grandfather in a 'happy slapping' attack... more

No evidence of a David Kelly cover-up, claims law chief

19.08.10
There is 'not a shred of evidence' of a cover-up over the death of weapons expert David Kelly, the Attorney General said... more

Review of 'lenient' sentences given to happy-slap killers

29.07.10
Video: Attorney General is reviewing the 'lenient' sentences given to the teenage killers of a grandfather in a 'happy-slapping' attack... more

Law chief under pressure to put officer on trial over G20 death

28.07.10
Government’s chief law officer asked to review the decision not to prosecute the riot squad officer who pushed Ian Tomlinson to the ground before his death during the G20 protests in London last year... more

Immigration is good for London

28.07.10
The row over the Government’s immigration policy exposes some of the tensions at the heart of the coalition... more

David Kelly friend pleads for review into his death

01.07.10
A friend of Iraq weapons inspector David Kelly has reportedly written to Attorney General Dominic Grieve calling for an independent review into his death... more

Ken Clarke sworn in as Lord Chancellor

14.05.10
Dressed in full ceremonial robes Ken Clarke was welcomed by the country's judiciary as the latest Lord Chancellor of Great Britain... more

Tories hit back at DPP in clash over human rights shake-up

22.10.09
Director of Public Prosecutions was strongly criticised by the Tory Party after making a powerful attack on David Cameron’s flagship plan to replace the Human Rights Act... more

Tory plan to cut DNA files ‘risks letting killers go free’

16.09.09
Tory plans to cut the size of the “Big Brother” state would allow murderers and rapists to escape justice, Home Secretary Alan Johnson claimed... more

Tory: Meaningless jail terms let thug free to kill students

09.06.09
Failings that left a convicted knife thug free to murder two brilliant French students were the result of "utterly meaningless" prison sentences, the Conservatives have claimed... more

Clarke’s back and promptly takes aim at Mandelson

19.01.09
David Cameron has radically reshuffled his shadow Cabinet and brought back Ken Clarke as shadow business secretary... more

We will protect adults who tackle yobs, pledge Tories

02.01.09
Adults will be encouraged to confront unruly teenagers without fear of prosecution under Tory plans... more

Police 'screen out half of crime to hit targets'

23.12.08
Police in London are failing to investigate half of all reported crimes, it has emerged... more

Met chief ‘must quit for calling Tories corrupt’

22.12.08
The Tories called on a Met chief to consider his position despite his unreserved apology for describing the party as “wholly corrupt”... more

Mr Quick and a lack of judgment

22.12.08
Mr Quick was right to withdraw his remarks but it remains worrying that he made them in the first place... more

Cabinet under pressure

02.12.08
The fall-out from the Damian Green affair drew closer to Gordon Brown today as the Tories demanded to know what role the Cabinet Office played.... more

Immigration influx last year was second highest on record

19.11.08
More than 500,000 foreigners migrated to Britain last year as net immigration rose to its second highest level on record... more

Tories call for tougher control of immigration

20.10.08
The Tories have issued a new call for tougher curbs on immigration as they warned that more than 80 per cent of migrants to Britain since 1997 came from outside the EU... more

Back these vital public projects

20.10.08
AHEAD of a week of figures likely to confirm that a severe economic downturn is already under way, the responses from Labour and the Conservatives are very different... more

Law

08.10.08
London’s practitioners give the lead to the nation and by implication to the rest of the world in every field. ... more

You can't ask us to confront gangs, says stab widow

01.10.08
The widow of a father-of-two who was stabbed to death after challenging a gang has criticised calls to stand up to unruly youths... more

Have-a-go heroes 'need protection'

30.09.08
Have-a-go heroes will be protected from prosecution or even arrest under Tory plans ... more

Tests show e-passports can be cloned in minutes

06.08.08
New microchipped passports meant to prevent identity theft can be cloned in minutes, it has been claimed... more

Foes, as well as friends, must have justice

19.06.08
This week, two obtuse and fanatical London Muslims who manifestly hate the West witnessed great British justice... more


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