Domestic abusers could face life ban from approaching victims under new law
Government to indefinitely expand protection orders previously capped at 28 days in bid to halve violence against women and girls
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Government to indefinitely expand protection orders previously capped at 28 days in bid to halve violence against women and girls
Plus: Sending prisoners to Estonia; negligent water bosses; Labour and the Lords; opera for all; war on wasps; and one milkman’s bravery
Prime Minister ‘absolutely confident’ he can combat small boats as he meets spy chiefs, National Crime Agency and Border Force
Home Office says using RAF Scampton as accommodation for asylum seekers no longer represents value for money
HM Chief Inspector of Constabulary wants a review of policing and prisons, and far better funding for forces to restore the public’s trust
If only the current Home Secretary had lost her seat to a Reform UK challenger, the country would have been spared her disastrous policies
Looser definitions of ‘serious disruption’ could lead to swifter and stricter punishments for activists
Yvette Cooper considering ‘zero tolerance’ approach as part of crackdown on anti-Semitism and Islamophobia
It feels like there’s no point going to the police – they seemingly just dole out crime reference numbers for insurance claims
Far from saving taxpayer’s money by scrapping Tory asylum policies, the true cost of Labour’s approach will be much higher - in every sense
More than 120 bosses fined for helping smuggling gangs by exploiting workers ‘made to live and work in appalling conditions for a pittance’
The ex-politician, podcaster and Good Morning Britain host, 57, on the freedom of Saturdays, lasagne, and being allowed to watch Love Island
Yvette Cooper’s half measures are unlikely to be enough
Correction and apology for Home Office blunder demanded by Free Speech Union
Scrapping the Rwanda plan was just the beginning. Yvette Cooper can’t possibly bring the amount of immigration in line with public opinion
How can anyone have a problem with Labour’s mission to halve cases of violence against women and girls within a decade?
Thousands of over-50s refused jobs as criminal record checks reveal convictions for petty offences committed as a youngster, charity reveals
The public wants more people jailed, not fewer. ‘Operation Early Dawn’ won’t fix the crisis in our justice system
It is easy to see the pitfalls inherent in such emblematic lawmaking
Critics say the Government should enforce existing legislation to tackle violence against women and girls effectively
Home Secretary orders review of counter-extremism strategy to tackle violence against women and girls
MPs voted last year to stop protests within a buffer zone of 150 metres of a clinic or hospital but legislation has not yet come into force
Starmer’s party did nothing in opposition to help the Conservatives tackle an issue of deep public concern