What could change at MoJ now that Dominic Raab has left? Some of former justice minister’s pet projects could be dropped now that Alex Chalk is in charge The Guardian - UK · Apr 24, 2023
Allegations against Dominic Raab that sent him to backbenches Here PA takes a look at the key allegations – and details which ones were upheld. The Independent UK · Apr 22, 2023
What are the most pressing items on the new justice secretary’s to-do list? The incoming Ministry of Justice boss will be under pressure to get a grip on the courts backlog. The Independent UK · Apr 21, 2023
Dominic Raab: how the Guardian revealed bullying allegations How the story has unfolded since Ministry of Justice sources first spoke out about his behaviour The Guardian - UK · Apr 21, 2023
Warning as 80,000 young people are unable to access millions in locked away cash The money is locked away in Child Trust Funds that can’t be touched because the owners don’t have capacity to make financial decisions - instead, families must go through the courts to access the savings Daily Mirror · Apr 20, 2023
Senior MoJ officials ‘could quit if Dominic Raab cleared of bullying’ Sources say expectation is that Rishi Sunak will have to sanction Raab once report arrives on Thursday The Guardian - UK · Apr 19, 2023
Residents living next door to UK's 'paedophile Alcatraz' fuming at plans to expand jail HMP The Verne in Portland, Dorset, is set for a major expansion but local residents say they weren't consulted about the plans and want the facility shutting down for good Daily Mirror · Apr 15, 2023
Non fried Iftar recipes for weight watchers Ramadan and Iftar time always brings in reasons to nosh on delicacies. However, frequently consuming fried meals is linked to an increased risk of heart disease. Fried meals encourage the development of arterial plaque because they are high in saturated and trans fat. These recipes are specially curated by Barsha… The Times of India · Apr 13, 2023
Dominic Raab could face action for contempt of court, judges say Justice secretary acted unlawfully by preventing staff commenting on prisoners’ fitness for release The Guardian - UK · Apr 11, 2023
Mental health sick days taken by civil servants rise 38% in one year Labour says data reveals ‘mental health crisis at the heart of Whitehall’, as unions blame staff cuts, low pay and long hours The Guardian - UK · Apr 10, 2023
From prison to refuge: fight to turn Oscar Wilde’s Reading gaol into arts hub Campaigners hope bid to develop site of prison where famous poem was composed may finally succeed The Guardian - UK · Mar 25, 2023
Separating parents could face fine for refusing mediation It is hoped the proposals could help up to 19,000 separating families resolve their issues away from the courtroom, the Ministry of Justice (MOJ) said. The Independent UK · Mar 23, 2023
Resolve disputes through talking not court, separating couples told under plans Cases involving allegations or a history of domestic violence would not be included in the mandatory mediation proposals. The Independent UK · Mar 23, 2023
Family's heartache as Bristol's speedboat killer could soon be freed Tragically, Charlotte Brown died when Jack's boat flipped in the Thames Bristol Post · Mar 20, 2023
Wales Online · Mar 20, 2023 Speedboat killer Jack Shepherd reportedly to be 'freed after serving half of his prison sentence' Jack Shepherd is set to be released after serving just three of his six-year prison sentence following the death of Charlotte Brown
Daily Mirror · Mar 19, 2023 Speedboat killer Jack Shepherd 'to be freed after serving half of his prison sentence' Jack Shepherd is set to be released after serving just three of his six year prison sentence, while the family of his victim Charlotte Brown say he has shown "no remorse"
The Independent UK · Mar 17, 2023 Domestic killers with history of coercive behaviour face tougher sentences Laws will be changed following recommendations made by Clare Wade KC in an independent review into domestic homicide sentencing.
The Guardian - UK · Mar 14, 2023 HMP Aylesbury ‘thrown into chaos’ by MoJ policy change, says watchdog Prison specialising in people convicted of violent crimes was changed into a category C training prison in October
The Independent UK · Mar 10, 2023 Fraud case against three ex-G4S executives collapses At an Old Bailey hearing before Mr Justice Johnson, the Serious Fraud Office announced it was offering no evidence in the case.
The Guardian - UK · Mar 9, 2023 UK mother unlawfully denied legal aid in case against abusive ex, court rules MoJ guidance found to be wrong after woman trying to enforce custody agreement denied funds as son no longer lived with her
The Independent UK · Mar 9, 2023 Mother wins High Court challenge over refusal of legal aid for custody battle She brought a case against the Ministry of Justice and Legal Aid Agency challenging their ‘unjust’ approach to legal aid rules.
The Independent UK · Mar 1, 2023 Solicitors taking Government to court in row over fees The Law Society of England and Wales threatened legal action last month.
Manchester Evening News · Feb 22, 2023 Public sector workers could see pay rise of just 3.5 per cent next year Unions have condemned the potential wage increase, with one describing it as a 'sick joke'
Evening Standard · Feb 22, 2023 Public sector workers could be offered 3.5% pay rise to stop strikes The wage increase would still amount to a real-terms cut as the UK battles a cost-of-living crisis
Wales Online · Feb 22, 2023 More than a million public sector workers in line for 3.5% pay rise But the figure proposed in Government departmental submissions is dismissed as 'some sort of sick joke' by Unite chief