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Labour’s race equality plans have been widely welcomed by many, especially those who know all too well how entrenched racial inequalities hold back ethnic minorities from fulfilling their potential, whether that be when accessing public…
Fifteen-year-old Jordan Cunliffe was awaiting a double eye transplant at the time he was accused of complicity in a ‘'joint enterprise’ murder. Jordan was nearly totally blind and unable to see the incident. The Criminal Cases Review…
Keir Starmer has accused the Tories of "waging a war on the proud spirit of service in this country", by trying to find "woke agendas in the very civic institutions they once regarded with respect". The Labour party leader has a speech this…
There is a daily battle being waged on our high streets and in our corner shops up and down the country. The Tories seem to have thrown in the towel. It’s time for Labour to reclaim our streets from the criminals making lives a misery. The…
Today the government will lay out its plans for the next year in the King’s Speech, likely the last before the general election.Despite the explosion of poverty during the last 13 years of Tory government, there is likely to be a glaring…
When police officers lose confidence in the justice system, things have gone badly wrong. It’s currently in such chaos that Met firearms officers have no faith in one of their own receiving justice. Once again, the Tories have decimated our…
Last week, the Shadow Home Secretary unveiled plans to establish a new 'charging commission' in order to tackle the rapidly rising number of unsolved crimes across the country. The new commission will be chaired by former victim’s…
Labour has announced the creation of a new commission to inform the party's work towards its crime 'mission' amid what it described as a "shocking collapse in the proportion of crimes solved". The party today unveiled a new 'charging…
In her recent letter to the Home Secretary, Emily Thornberry’s criticism of the government’s recently launched Fraud Strategy was unequivocal – though welcome, the long-delayed strategy in her view “does not come anywhere close to what we…
Good morning. Labour has doubled down on comments made by David Lammy over the long weekend, in which the frontbencher suggested that the party may not repeal the controversial Public Order Act if it comes into government. The Act – which…
Keir Starmer has announced that Labour would make spiking a specific offence as part of its plans to tackle violence against women and girls, with the Labour leader describing the crime as "pernicious, dangerous and hateful". Appearing on…
Today was the first PMQs back after the Easter recess – and the first since the release of a series of controversial Labour attack ads targeting Rishi Sunak, of which Keir Starmer has said he stands by "every word". The two men clashed over…
