A total of 448 examples of institutional racism have been revealed by an independent review of cricket in Scotland – with the sport’s governing body now being recommended to be
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A mother and her partner have been found guilty of murdering her 15-year-old son who died after a campaign of torture. Sebastian Kalinowski died of an infection caused by “untreated
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Liz Truss’ plans to give stay-at-home parents a tax break will cause “a mass exodus of women from the workforce”, campaigners have said. The Conservative leadership contender (pictured) has proposed
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New prison wings for treating drug addiction will get Government funding of £120 million. The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) said the rollout of specialised wings across England and Wales will
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A watchdog’s report exposing failures in the response to migrant crossings are a “damning indictment” of government policy, according to critics. Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration David Neal found
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The human rights of people in care are at risk of being breached by slow progress on enabling visits and the inappropriate use of resuscitation notices, a report has warned.
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The Home Office response to the surge in Channel crossings is “poor” and the “system is overwhelmed”, according to a watchdog. Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration David Neal (pictured)
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The number of asylum seekers “languishing” in hotels almost trebled in a year, according to a report. There were 26,380 migrants living in this type of temporary accommodation at the
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A new commission on how the UK will commemorate the victims and the heroes of the Covid-19 pandemic has been launched by the Government. Set to report back by March
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The coronavirus inquiry will be conducted “as speedily as possible” so lessons can be learned before another pandemic strikes, the chairwoman of the probe has pledged. Baroness Heather Hallett (pictured)
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