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Carrie Johnson’s best friend criticises ‘Sadiq Khan’s London’ after Met drops theft investigation
Nimco Ali, a high-profile feminist campaigner, says force is an ‘absolute joke’ after being told that her report into crime had been closed
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Immigration has not been handled this badly since Brexit, public believe
Dissatisfaction with Government’s approach to stopping small boat crossings widespread and cross-party, poll shows
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Someone will crack, says police officer sister of student gunned down in mistaken identity
Family of gifted IT student Alexander Kareem hold vigil to keep unsolved London murder in public eye
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New York to legalise adultery
Marital infidelity still classed as a criminal offence in 16 states and can result in jail time
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The animal serial killings tormenting a quaint Hampshire village
A blood-soaked provocation has disrupted the quiet life in Broughton, but its residents think they know who is to blame
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Conservatives shouldn’t be frightened of anarchism
The leading recent cheerleader for self-government – whether he knew it or not – was David Cameron with his Big Society project
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Paralysed drug smuggler jailed for hiding £250m of cocaine and heroin
Guy Remington carried between two and three tonnes of class A drugs into the UK across nine trips
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Hypnotist ‘used insidious tactics’ to steal and sell women’s intimate photos
Police say Robert Temple, jailed for eight months for hacking and fraud, exploited his ‘gift for social engineering in a cruel manner’
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Labour matches Tory pledge to spend £4bn on new prisons
Emily Thornberry says decisions on sending someone to jail should not be made on the basis of whether there is enough space
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The filthy, drunken, cruel world of Victorian police courts
Never mind Dickens’s picaresque – Drew D Gray’s fascinating Nether World exposes the truth about the 19th-century criminal underworld
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‘Chain gangs’ of offenders in hi-vis jackets to clean up graffiti
Teams comprising people serving sentences in the community will be expanded to all 12 probation regions in England and Wales
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Armed police still fear unfair treatment over shootings, despite rules revamp
Senior officers say changes insufficient to reassure those tackling violent criminals
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SNP’s new hate crime law is doomed to failure
Struggling Police Scotland will have to cope with this bad legislation that will surely have to be put aside when it creates chaos
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Dog walker’s teenage killers ‘got away with murder’ say family after manslaughter plea accepted
John Hackett, 36, was found dead hours after two 15 year olds and 16 year old violently attacked him and shared video on social media
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Prep school teacher accused of sexually abusing teenagers
Sam Phillips, 27, who taught at Belmont School in north London, is charged with 11 online sexual offences against children
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Scotland’s new ‘thought police’ will be the death of the Edinburgh Festival
If the country’s absurd new laws on ‘hate speech’ mean actors may face prosecution for what they say on stage, kiss goodbye to Othello
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Former takeaway worker found with £2bn worth of Bitcoin convicted of money laundering
Jian Wen who was found with around 61,000 Bitcoin believed to be linked to an investment fraud in China
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Watch: Australian man arrested after police find 26 snakes in his car
The man has been charged with animal cruelty after reptiles both dead and alive were found throughout the vehicle
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Online bullies jailed and must pay €54,000 compensation to influencer
Magali Berdah, known as France’s queen of influencers, hails ‘beautiful victory’ after court decision
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I didn’t report stolen card because thief spent less than my wife, says former police chief
Peers appeared unsure of whether ex-chief superintendent who advised Labour government was joking about incident
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Scotland is no longer a free country
Leaked material from Police Scotland suggests a new law will target performers, including comedians, for “stirring up hatred”. It’s insanity
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Good riddance to self-service checkouts – an infuriating invention
The tide is turning on one of the modern age’s great frustrations, and not a moment too soon
