The Latest Breaking News from Domestic Abuse

George Bannister plied Natalie Wood with adoring messages calling her "beautiful" – before later threatening to kill her.

For the 1.7 million women in England and Wales who are victims of domestic abuse, the cost of living crisis has added more barriers to leaving their abuser. The charity Women’s Aid has found that the vast majority of women living with their abuser have now found it even more…

Michael Gove to introduce bill strengthening lessors’ rights in England as charities warn of impact for domestic abuse victims

England and Wales watchdog says vetting processes inadequate in 13 cases over two-month period, despite overhaul

Safeguarding minister Sarah Dines said it would provide ‘hands-on money’ for psychologists and police officers to ‘carefully monitor these people’.

Exclusive: The father would ‘sexually intimidate’ the mother and once ‘coerced her into sex’ while their child was in the adjacent room

The statistics on family abuse are alarming. This SBS series tells the stories behind those numbers, with Aisha Dee giving a nuanced performance as a legal centre worker

Projects designed to protect people from domestic violence and fraud have been embraced by the community

There's been an almost 50% jump in the numbers of people using a domestic abuse hotline in a year councillors were told

Mark Donnelly pinned Nicola Thompson against walls, slapped her and grabbed her by the neck but has avoided a custodial sentence and now survivor Nicola has bravely spoken out

Apple and Google have come together to try to prevent AirTags and other Bluetooth tracking tags from being misused by domestic abusers and stalkers. Here's how they plan to fix it.