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  • Far-right activists protest in Sunderland on 2 August. Public unrest across the country has led to more than 700 arrests.

    Riots will set back efforts to rebuild Britain’s broken justice system, minister warns

  • A far right protest in Middlesbrough was among many to turn violent. Bringing those responsible to justice will make repairing the criminal justice system even harder.

    The justice system is rising to challenge of UK riots – despite dire Tory legacy

    Shabana Mahmood
  • Dale Vince, with a cotton scarf loosely around his neck, leans on a rail at the Forest Green Rovers football ground, frowning slightly

    Labour donor calls for review as Southport rioter is jailed for less time than Just Stop Oil protester

  • Charlie Falconer has advocated for a change in assisted dying laws for the terminally ill

    UK has once-in-a-generation chance to allow assisted dying, says Labour peer

  • Paul Blackburn outside the Royal Courts of Justice

    UK government will not repay ‘bed and board’ deductions to all wrongfully imprisoned

    Miscarriage of justice victims say money taken from compensation payouts is additional punishment
  • Trump in red tie speaks into microphone

    Supreme court immunity ruling to cause new delay in Trump 2020 election case

    Prosecutors in court filing ask Tanya Chutkan for additional time to sort through impact of ‘absolute immunity’ ruling
  • Photo montage and graphic tinted in red of the Sallafield plant and its central dome

    Nuclear Leaks
    Sellafield apologises after guilty plea over string of cybersecurity failings

    Nuclear site awaits sentencing over breaches that it admitted could have threatened national security
    • What is the UK’s Online Safety Act and what powers will it provide?

    • Judges have refused to save Shamima Begum. Labour should bring her back to the UK to face justice

      Maya Foa
    • Britain’s jails are in terrible crisis, but prison can work. I know, I’ve seen it

      Zoe Williams
  • Martin Kettle

    Starmer is being tough on the rioters, but history shows that preventing further unrest is the real challenge

    Martin Kettle
    Reducing public anxieties about immigration is the best way to combat those fuelling such fears for their own ends, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle
  • Shamima Begum close-up

    Shamima Begum: supreme court refuses to hear UK citizenship appeal

    Begum’s lawyers argued she was trafficked as 15-year old, which authorities should have prevented
  • Shami Chakrabarti

    Big tech firms profit from disorder. Don’t let them use these riots to push for more surveillance

    Shami Chakrabarti
    Live facial recognition can seem like a solution to criminality. But it magnifies injustice, and violates our civil liberties, says lawyer Shami Chakrabarti
  • Police in hi-viz jackets and a medic as a person appears to be detained

    Immigration lawyers ‘at risk’ amid far-right threats to target advice centres

  • Staff on an NHS hospital ward

    Unions welcome scrapping of Tories’ ‘spiteful’ minimum service law

  • Sari Huriye wipes away a tear

    Torture, abuse and humiliation: Palestinians on Israeli prison ‘hell’

    Ex-prisoners report sexual assault and starvation in alleged ‘torture camp’ jails presided over by Itamar Ben-Gvir
  • Woman in handcuffs

    Labour must focus on the prison population

    Letter: Crisis could be averted by not imprisoning mothers, non-payers of taxes and fines, and non-violent protesters, write Liz Middleton and Gail Coles
  • Man wrapped in a blanket looking out of a window on a Rainy Day

    Challenges to deprivation of liberty orders in England soar by a third

    Campaigners say vulnerable people receiving care are being deprived of their freedom in order to save money
  • Heathrow Immigration Removal Centre in Harmondsworth.

    ‘Worrying deterioration in safety’ at UK immigration removal centres, warns chief inspector of prisons

    All eight main detention centres in the UK have been found to have the most serious categories of failings
  • GPs protest in London to demand a salary increase on 27 June.

    Labour axes ‘gimmick’ anti-strike law as it plans major reset for workers’ rights

    Memo tells ministers to disregard minimum service levels rules, as part of reforms to reorder industrial relations
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