Category: law & order

Terrorism or Heroism?

If you join foreign conflicts you’re prosecuted as a terrorist, however just your cause.

Did an undercover policeman help to instigate a major riot?

A shocking new bill threatens to make this country feel like a giant shopping mall.

A remarkable “mistake” by the police hints at who wields power in the UK.

The police spy scandal shows that mass surveillance will be used against us.

If assassinating suspects makes sense overseas, why not at home?

How a community might recover from a horror that defies imagination.

Could an astonishing explanation for the rise and fall of violent crime be correct?

The prospect of a trial for Tony Blair now starts to look more plausible

Press release: Payouts for attempts to arrest the former PM now exceed £10,000.

The government is ensuring that we can mount no effective protest against the banks and corporations.

The Ratcliffe miscarriage of justice shows that we need a sweeping reform of the police.

Justice is impossible if we can’t trust the police to tell the truth.

The government promised us the right to peaceful protest. It is delivering nothing of the kind.

Who threatens us most – peaceful campaigners or a private militia run by police chiefs?

Conservatives have perfected the trick of defending power by attacking it.

If the police can get away with killing Ian Tomlinson, there’s no justice in Britain.

How could the intent of today’s column have passed so many people by?

Here’s how the UK should pursue its war against young people.

International law presents a radical challenge to the powerful: they could be judged by the same standards as the rest of us.