Lawmakers are being urged to enact a new piece of legislation that would see police officers who are sent to prison for corruption and other offences immediately having their past cases reviewed to prevent miscarriages of justice.Trew’s Law would
Leading lawyers have called on the government to immediately review all remaining imprisonment for public protection (IPP) sentences, warning that people may still be detained under unlawfully imposed sentences.In an open letter to the Prime Minister, Justice Secretary and Parole
The conviction of Lucy Letby more than two years ago for the murder and attempted murder of premature and vulnerable newborns in the neonatology unit of the Countess of Chester Hospital is coming under ever-increasing scrutiny as the Criminal Case
A father who has spent 14 years in prison for stealing a mobile phone has been transferred from a secure forensic psychiatric hospital back into prison despite concerns about deteriorating mental health believed to be caused by the now abolished
It’s 33 years since Eddie Gilfoyle was convicted for the 1992 murder of his heavily pregnant wife. ‘I want to clear my name. That’s what I’m living for,’ Gilfoyle, says in a new documentary from Channel 4. The Accused: Beyond
Campaigners have called for the government to act swiftly after Prime Minister Andy Burnham pledged to end imprisonment for public protection (IPP) sentences, which have left hundreds of prisoners incarcerated more than a decade beyond their minimum terms.The government has
24 July 2026 | 3:06 pm
24 July 2026 | 3:06 pm
August 2026 will mark mine and my co-defendants ten-year fight and continuing struggle for justice. A decade has passed now, and I am still left with unanswered questions from when I was first arrested and with even more questions with
Earlier this month, the University of Westminster played host to Mothers of Injustice, a powerful photo exhibition celebrating the work of JENGbA – Joint Enterprise, Not Guilty by Association. For over 15 years, JENGbA has stood alongside those criminalised under
