Crimewatch

Victims of sexual offences committed by serving members of the UK Armed Forces will, for the first time, be entitled to free and fully independent legal advice, marking a major …

The UK’s security regulator has recovered more than £40,000 for workers who were exploited by a former security company boss, offering long-awaited justice to victims who were denied wages while …

Gunmen have killed three people and abducted a Catholic priest along with several others during a pre-dawn raid on a clergyman’s residence in northern Nigeria’s Kaduna state, deepening fears over …

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 …