Man arrested over Ann Widdecombe death
A murder investigation has been launched after the ex-Tory MP was found dead at home
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Will Henry Nowak’s death lead to a summer of disorder?
In Southampton, protestors want justice and outrage
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Gisèle Pelicot’s battle isn’t over
Shame is changing sides, but it’s a work in progress
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This is not what Henry Nowak’s family wanted
Political point scoring won’t bring back the murdered 18-year-old
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Why do Britain’s streets feel so scary?
Failing the vulnerable fails everyone
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Patrick Radden Keefe’s obituary for Britain
In London Falling, the American journalist presents the capital as a dying, amoral city
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The progressive realist case to fix our broken courts
Institutional reform is the historic mission of the Labour Party
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Gisèle Pelicot is not your hero
In her new memoir, Pelicot rejects the pedestal she has been put on
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The probation system is failing women
Unable to trust restraining orders, some victims are tracking down their own abusers
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London may be safer – but it is suffering “chaos creep”
It’s unsettling to live in a city where the state seems unable to stop petty crime
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Inside the Palestine hunger strike
Across the UK, six prisoners are refusing food and contemplating martyrdom
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The strange fate of Flight 2069
Months before 9/11 a passenger seized control of a Boeing 747 and nearly crashed it into the Sahara. Everyone survived…
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Christmas time is for murder
What exactly is the appeal of the festive crime mystery?
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In car-boot Britain, “petty crime” has turned professional
Robert Jenrick is wrong – the problem is organised crime
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The insidious cruelty of justice porn
A new documentary explores the moral complexity of To Catch a Predator, a 2000s show based on hunting paedophiles
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Journalism in an age of decline and degradation
I keep an edition of the magazine from 1963 on my desk; it seems little has changed since then
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Knife crime is creeping into Middle England
Overall knife crime is down. But Huntingdon’s attack symbolises its commute from the cities to the suburbs and shires
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Pervasive mass violence has paralysed our failing government
After yet another murderous attack, it is time to overhaul our inadequate anti-terror regime
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Britain’s digital delinquents
Organised gangs and hostile states are recruiting teenage hackers to wreak havoc online
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Exclusive: 38 police officers were involved in Sycamore Gap investigation
If only real crimes were taken this seriously
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