A judge has ruled that the standard of care was‘wholly inadequate’ after hearing of staff’s frequent use of restraint and the boy’s social isolation

Judges ruled that extraditing the men to Brazil would risk inhuman treatment, prompting calls for reform of the UK’s use of human rights law

More than 20 years after the alarm was first raised about systematic child sexual exploitation, a full inquiry has been announced. How did matters get this far?

Emiljano Kasaj, an Albanian citizen, was in breach of bail conditions imposed because of his immigration status when he hit three men with his car in Coventry

Ryland Headley was arrested almost 60 years after Louisa Dunne, 75, was sexually assaulted and killed in her home in Bristol

A legal loophole stops officers intervening once a vessel is afloat. The Times visits a beach where police play cat and mouse with migrants trying to reach the UK

Patrick Spencer denies sexually assaulting two women at the Groucho private members’ club in London

Its report also suggests that reliance on artificial intelligence may leave the emergency services vulnerable to malicious hackers

Jim Knowles was accused of inappropriate behaviour towards a female police officer while attending an International Women’s Day event in the Maldives

In Labour land this was a far-right talking point until it became government policy. It won’t be smooth for the party