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HMS Dragon has set sail a week after the prime minister announced its deployment

Violence, drugs and understaffing at a remand centre are a constant safety threat and politicians must commit to returning it to public hands, a union says.

SPECIAL REPORT: Brook House near Gatwick airport was the subject of an independent inquiry after G4S guards were filmed abusing detainees in 2017. Now, The Independent has obtained stark written accounts from officers at the site that reveal chaotic conditions in which restraint and force are being used against vulnerable…

Serco employees also say they are given email addresses identical to public servants, making them indistinguishable

Staff at four private contractors with government agency contracts say training is poor, morale is low and the attrition rate is high

Labour is bringing the axe down on jury trials, but people in court tell a different story of where the chronic delays come from

The headline Consumer Prices Index rose 3.2% year-on-year in November, slowing from 3.6% in October.

Fair Work Commission case involving ATO could influence viability of many outsourced government service arrangements, expert says

SPECIAL REPORT : There is a danger the ailing Probation Service is being ‘set up to fail’, the chief inspector of probation has warned, as the nation prepares for the biggest justice system overhaul in a generation, Amy-Clare Martin reports