What would changing the law on abortion mean?
MPs have voted to change the law on abortion, as technically criminal prosecutions are possible unless doctors approve a termination. Read
It's hard to measure crime, which can make news stories seem more worrying than they really are. We look past the headlines to explain the full picture.
MPs have voted to change the law on abortion, as technically criminal prosecutions are possible unless doctors approve a termination. Read
Crime
It seems unlikely we’ll ever have a complete picture of how many adults experience sexual feelings towards children, partly because this is something which many people will be uncomfortable discussing Read
Alexander Blackman – “Marine A” – had his murder conviction reduced to manslaughter this week by an appeal court. Here’s why. Read
Although technically an independent Scotland could be written into the EU treaties, in practice it would most likely need to re-apply. Read
Crime
We looked at how many people are wanted in relation to particular crimes in England and Wales. Read
What happens if MPs reject amendments to the law triggering Article 50 inserted by the House of Lords? Read
There are a record number of women in the House of Commons. Labour has the most female MPs. The Conservatives have had the only women Prime Ministers. Read
Crime
Criminal barristers have estimated that 50% of Crown Court trials now involve sex crime. The official numbers we’ve seen don’t say. Read
Crime
The number of police officers has dropped by 19,000 since 2010. Read
Crime
While it's true that two thirds of police forces across England and Wales were rated good or outstanding in 2016, only one was outstanding. The other 28 were rated good. Read