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A Conservative campaign email claims that Sir Keir, while director of public prosecutions, ‘saw convictions for sex offences plummet’

Experts say Apple's devices are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to tech-enabled stalking

New guidance from the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has included love-bombing as an abusive tactic – here’s what it is.

Big showering of affection at beginning of relationship can be used to confuse victims and gain control, CPS warns

Stephen Lawrence was 18 when he was murdered in a racially motivated attack while waiting for a bus in Eltham, South West London on April 22, 1993

Two of the five main suspects in Stephen Lawrence's murder were named Gary Dobson and they were the only ones ever convicted for murder 19 years after the killing

Lawmakers have until July 1 to draw maps for school board elections in 2024. The process must be transparent, and the maps should reflect the city’s racial makeup, two parent activists write.

The Labour leader’s record on advocating for victims of sexual abuse is instructive, just don’t expect to hear about it, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer accused the Government of breaking public services, including the criminal justice system.

CHICAGO — After beating eight other candidates to become Chicago’s next mayor, buoyed by more than $2 million in support from the Chicago Teachers Union, Brandon Johnson will take the helm of Chicago Public Schools with his inauguration May 15 — embarking on a four-year term that will see Illinois’…

Thirteen CPS students will receive $40,000 over four years to study computer science or related fields this fall as part of the Amazon Future Engineer Scholarship.