Crimewatch

Scott Chapman’s case is one of those stories that ripple through the Nigerian diaspora community in the UK, not just because of the crime itself, but because it reminds us …

The Environment Agency has stepped up its nationwide crackdown on illegal waste dumping, with fresh arrests highlighting a growing effort to protect communities, the environment and public trust across England. …

The UK government is moving to the frontline of the global fight against deepfake abuse, unveiling plans for a world-first deepfake detection evaluation framework designed to protect the public from …

For many children who experience crime in the UK, the trauma doesn’t end with what happened to them. It often deepens when they are pulled into a justice system they …

For many people across the UK’s diaspora communities, trust in political leadership is shaped not just by speeches, but by judgment. That is why Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s rare public …

For many migrants and diaspora communities in the UK, trust in the immigration system is already fragile. That is why news from a London courtroom this week has struck a …

More than 37,000 survivors of sexual offences have been left waiting over three years for police investigations to progress over the past decade, according to survivor organisations who have now …

Cases involving Possession With Intent to Supply, often referred to as PWITS, are a regular part of police work across the UK. These cases rely heavily on drug evidence, and …

For many survivors of rape and serious sexual abuse, one of the most devastating moments is not just the crime itself, but the moment they are told their case will …

UK drug regulators have seized almost 20 million doses of illegally traded medicines in 2025, in one of the biggest crackdowns on fake and unlicensed drugs in recent years. The …