David Barrett

Relatives of Brazilian shot dead by police on Underground in mistaken identity took challenge over decision not to bring charges to Strasbourg

Howard League for Penal Reform claims children in care homes are “criminalised at excessively high rates”

The 65-year-old holidaymaker attended an Easter church service before wading into Atlantic waters where she nearly drowned

Ex-Tory MP also says Met Police Commissioner Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe is presiding over ongoing 'cover up' after closure of Operation Midland

RAC Foundation study based on five years of accident data shows the highest number of child road casualties in Britain were recorded in the month of July

Young people unintentionally purchase illegal weapons online, chief constable warns, as figures show children as young as 10 arrested for firearms offences

Exclusive: Leaked documents show children as young as 12 will be allowed to use 'eGates' at airports amid concerns it will give traffickers new opportunities

Residents in Dorking, Surrey, shocked by discovery of man's body in woodland stream

Private hire cab registered 200 miles away in Bradford is taken away from inside police cordon as community mourns 40-year-old "man of peace"

Easter getaway had a troubled start as hundreds packed "like sardines" into the Cornwall-bound service, complaining of 'dangerous' conditions aboard

Claude, a 16-year-old cat, was taken away from the Byrnes family and put down against their wishes by the animal welfare charity

Foreign Office asks United Nations panel to look again at 'deeply flawed' report which concluded WikiLeaks founder was being 'unlawfully detained'

The Home Office's Migration Advisory Committee warns bad planning is leading the health sector to use overseas nurses as a "get out of jail free card"

Nils Muižnieks, the Council of Europe’s human rights commissioner, says foreigners who enter Britain without permission should be referred to as 'irregular' rather than 'illegal'

Official league table shows the HTC M8 is the smartphone model most likely to be stolen but iPhones are the most popular brand with thieves

Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary finds "negative attitudes" towards missing children amongst some police officers

Could British airports be forced to introduce security checks before travellers even reach the terminal building?

Footballer's case referred to Court of Appeal in London by Criminal Cases Review Commission, which investigates possible miscarriages of justice

Victims' Commissioner Baroness Newlove warns quality of the programmes which offer victims the chance to confront offenders are still a 'concern'