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Taxi driver guilty of raping two schoolgirls aged 12 and 13

Adam Ali, 43, from Greenwich, was arrested as part of one of the UK’s biggest child sex abuse probes

Evening Standard

Grenfell bereaved and survivors must wait until 2027 for suspects to face trial

Families say wait for charges is ‘unbearable’, as police say they must take public inquiry’s final report into account

The Guardian - UK

Grenfell fire: 58 people and 19 companies face potential charges over tragedy, Met reveals

Scotland Yard warns it will take until the end of 2025 at the earliest to hand over ‘evidential files’ to the CPS

Evening Standard

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Greater Manchester police chief defends decision to investigate Angela Rayner

Stephen Watson says process will be carried out ‘fairly and impartially’ in his most extensive public comments on the claims

The Guardian - UK

Met officer found guilty of assaulting female bus passenger

PC Perry Lathwood handcuffed Jocelyn Agyemang last year over false suspicion of fare evasion in Croydon

The Guardian - UK

Woman condemns ‘catastrophic’ police failures six years after brutal rape

Exclusive: Amanda’s case was closed by South Yorkshire Police twice and she was forced to use the ‘Victims’ Right to Review’ procedure four times before the Crown Prosecution Service agreed to look at the case

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50 Times People Changed Their Opinion About A Person Because Of Something They Saw In Their Home

From cleanliness and colors to photos and decor, a person's home can convey a lot of information about them. The post 50 Times People Changed Their Opinion About A Person Because Of Something They Saw In Their Home first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Andrew Tate served with UK civil proceedings papers at Romania home

Influencer served legal papers in relation to allegations of rape and sexual assault made by four British women

The Guardian - UK

Home Office should be broken up with department solely for 'controlling immigration', Robert Jenrick says

Former immigration minister Robert Jenrick also proposed capping health and care visas at 30,000

Evening Standard

The right’s Brexit ‘bonfire of red tape’ was just wind and smoke. And even Tories want more regulation now

Despite the huffing of ideologues, the world has moved on. Voters and businesses are calling for more effective protections, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

Showtrial season 2: next epsiode, recaps, trailer, plot, cast and everything we know

Showtrial season 2 focuses on a brand new case, three years after the original season aired.

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Law firm worker jailed for £634,000 fraud on dead people's estates

Laurna Porter targeted the estates of the deceased with no close family to avoid her fraud being detected

Evening Standard

Hailed as a hero and then sacked: the carer’s allowance whistleblower

Enrico La Rocca helped expose profound failures but less than a year later was dismissed by the DWP – and then later rehired

The Guardian - UK

Yvonne Fletcher: Private prosecution bid over murder of PC in Libyan embassy shooting

John Murray is mounting a private prosecution over the murder of his colleague PC Yvonne Fletcher

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Labour write to CPS over Tories' 'pay per mile' Sadiq Khan attack leaflet

Labour have told the CPS their ‘principal concern’ is ‘the envelope that the leaflet has been distributed in’

The Guardian - UK

‘Guilty men have got away with it’: fears over rise of ‘sexsomnia’ defence in rape cases

Concerns that rare sleep disorder is being used as an ‘escape route’ in sexual offence trials prompt calls for safeguards to protect victims and the public

Evening Standard

Southall Black Sisters boss considers High Court challenge against Tube 'assault' claim

Three women who complained about racist abuse on the Tube and were then charged with assault

Evening Standard

Metropolitan Police to reinvestigate decision to charge Caroline Flack over boyfriend 'assault'

Caroline Flack’s mother said ‘we won’t stop until we get the truth’

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The Hindu

CPS row will be resolved within one year of TDP-BJP-JSP alliance coming to power, says Pawan Kalyan

CPS row will be resolved within one year of TDP-BJP-JSP alliance coming to power, says Pawan Kalyan. Chandrababu Naidu’s administrative experience, Narendra Modi’s helping hand at the Centre and JSP’s caliber to fight for people’s cause is a are combination that will put Andhra Pradesh back on track, he says.

The Guardian - UK

CPS says it was wrong to pursue case against press photographer

Prosecution dropped day before trial of Dimitris Legakis, who was arrested working at a crime scene in Swansea

Evening Standard

Southall Black Sisters director faces assault charge after she accused woman of 'racist attack' on Northern Line

The director of charity Southall Black Sisters says she and two friends have been charged with assault after they complained of being the victims of a racist attack on the Tube.

The Guardian - UK

Nottingham attacks: ministers urged to consider new homicide category

Report finds no CPS wrongdoing in handling of case but recommends new offence of second-degree murder

The Guardian - UK

Former CPS chief says clampdown on protests risks creating ‘thought crimes’

Exclusive: Max Hill KC says it is imperative to protect free speech when setting limits on protesting

The Guardian - UK

Labour to give police emergency powers to charge domestic abuse suspects

Crime crackdown plan also gives victims of rape and sexual assault the right to specialist support throughout justice process

The Guardian - UK

Ex-takeaway worker guilty of money laundering in £2bn bitcoin operation

Jian Wen became involved in a criminal racket converting cryptocurrency into assets including property and jewellery

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