David Lammy rows back on opening the door for Britain to rejoin the EU Customs Union

DAVID Lammy was last night forced to row back after opening the door to rejoining the EU Customs Union. The Deputy PM refused ...

How a prisoner is being wrongly freed every TWO days under Labour - as interactive map shames all the jails that have mistakenly released violent and sex offenders

Since Keir Starmer took power 18 months ago, 302 inmates have been erroneously released. Violent and sex offenders are among ...

Cancelled elections. ID cards. Jury trials under threat. Plans for facial recognition cameras in every town: It’s clear Starmer and his ministers despise the people they ...

What has been the most depressing story of the past week? For some it will be further evidence of Rachel Reeves' casual ...
LBC

Reform UK revokes membership of council leader accused of 'bigoted' social media posts

Reform UK has launched an investigation on Friday into 'racist' and ‘bigoted’ posts linked to the council leader’s social ...
Belfast News Letter on MSN

Keir Starmer forced to clarify position on joining an EU customs union after his deputy David Lammy praised membership

Sir Keir Starmer was forced to clarify his position on joining an EU customs union after his deputy David Lammy praised how ...

'There's no dispute that we've got an emergency, but this isn't the answer'

Those accused of the most serious criminal offences - such as murder, rape and other violent offences - will still face a ...
3FM Isle of Man

World Cup 2026 - who England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland will play

But the fates of Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland and Wales won't be determined until they competed in pre ...
The World from PRX

UK’s justice secretary proposes getting rid of juries for some criminal trials

England and Wales have a backlog of 78,000 criminal cases awaiting trial by jury. That backlog is expected to continue growing if left unchecked. To clear that backlog, Justice Secretary David Lammy ...
Opinion

The role of jurors in the legal system should be strengthened, not restricted

The UK has a shocking backlog of criminal cases. But a plan to cut back on jury trials will not necessarily solve the problem and might have far-reaching consequences The hallowed tradition of trial ...