Sturgeon: Inquiry was 'mental torture'
Former Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon opens up about the psychological toll of facing a criminal investigation, comparing it to prolonged mental anguish.
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Rotherham survivors win police climbdown
Survivors of the Rotherham child abuse scandal welcome a significant climbdown by South Yorkshire Police over an internal inquiry, marking a victory for justice and accountability.
Diana Fund investigated over HIV money claims
The UK Charity Commission has launched an inquiry into the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund following claims of mismanagement of HIV/AIDS funds destined for Lesotho and Botswana.
Jockey Johnson faces Fort Erie stewards after race incident
Jockey Johnson has been called to explain his actions to Fort Erie stewards following a contentious race incident that left spectators and officials questioning his conduct.
New Shipman evidence reveals disturbing patient markings
Fresh revelations from the Harold Shipman Inquiry uncover disturbing evidence linked to patient deaths, reigniting public outrage over Britain's most notorious serial killer.
MP demands inquiry into National Youth Theatre abuse claims
Labour MP Chris Bryant demands an independent investigation into the National Youth Theatre following serious allegations of sexual abuse and misconduct.
Jack Smith's Trump probe: key developments
Special counsel Jack Smith's investigation into Donald Trump's actions continues to unfold, with new developments shedding light on potential legal consequences for the former president.
Ex-Liberal to lead CFMEU inquiry sparks impartiality row
Questions arise over impartiality after the LNP selects a former Liberal Party member to oversee a high-profile inquiry into the CFMEU in Queensland.
Terror alert on UK flight after bomb threat
Counter-terror police are investigating after a passenger allegedly shouted 'Allahu Akbar' and made bomb threats on a packed UK flight. A 41-year-old man has been charged.
British man arrested in terror probe over 'destroy UK' threats
A 36-year-old British man has been detained under terrorism laws after reportedly vowing to 'destroy' the country. The suspect, from south London, is being questioned by counter-terror officers.
Edinburgh Uni investigates slavery and colonialism ties
The University of Edinburgh has initiated a comprehensive investigation into its historical links to slavery and colonialism, aiming to address past injustices and promote inclusivity.
Edinburgh Uni's racist science legacy exposed
A damning inquiry reveals Edinburgh University's historical involvement in promoting racist scientific theories, sparking calls for accountability and reform.
Freud Museum faces bullying and misconduct inquiry
The Freud Museum in London faces an independent investigation following serious claims of bullying and governance failures within its board.
Air India crash families demand UK inquiry after 40 years
Relatives of those killed in the 1985 Air India bombing are calling for a public inquiry into the UK's alleged role in the tragedy, as they continue to seek answers four decades later.
Medical regulators probe Fife and Dundee misconduct claims
The General Medical Council and Nursing and Midwifery Council are probing serious allegations of professional misconduct involving healthcare staff in Fife and Dundee.
ECHR: No UK Inquiry Needed on Russian Disinformation
The European Court of Human Rights has ruled that the UK is not obligated to hold a public inquiry into alleged Russian disinformation campaigns.
Infected Blood Scandal: Govt Urged to Compensate Victims
Ministers face mounting pressure to deliver justice for thousands affected by the infected blood scandal, as the long-awaited inquiry prepares to publish its final report.
Orgreave Truth Campaign Demands Justice Decades Later
Calls grow for a public inquiry into the 1984 Battle of Orgreave, where miners faced brutal police tactics during the UK miners' strike. Labour pledges support for truth and justice.
Retired cops face Orgreave inquiry amid cost concerns
Former officers face legal pressure to provide evidence on the 1984 miners' strike clash as critics question the cost and timing of the long-delayed investigation.
Bruce Lehrmann inquiry leak sparks judge's transparency call
A judge has called for greater transparency in the Bruce Lehrmann inquiry after leaks raised concerns about the integrity of the investigation. Discover the latest developments in this high-profile case.
Sofronoff accused of leaking Lehrmann inquiry report
Former judge Walter Sofronoff faces allegations of leaking a confidential inquiry report on Bruce Lehrmann's case, sparking a legal and political firestorm.
UK launches Orgreave miners' strike inquiry after 40 years
Four decades after violent clashes during the 1984 miners' strike, the government has announced a public inquiry into the events at Orgreave.
Orgreave Inquiry: Why Now and What’s at Stake?
The long-awaited Orgreave inquiry is set to examine the controversial 1984 clashes between police and miners. Here’s what you need to know about its timing, objectives, and the crucial questions it aims to answer.
UK to criminalise terror suspects breaching conditions
The UK government is set to introduce legislation making it a criminal offence for terror suspects to breach conditions imposed on them, following concerns over recent attacks.
Tories push for inquiry into Starmer's security talks
Conservative MPs are calling for an investigation into Sir Keir Starmer's alleged secret negotiations with rogue states during his time as Director of Public Prosecutions.
Top Covid doctor skips inquiry - outrage grows
The senior NHS doctor responsible for the UK's controversial Covid response has failed to appear at a major public inquiry, sparking fury among bereaved families and MPs.
Counter-terror chief's wife killed in petrol fireball
The wife of a senior counter-terrorism officer died in a horrific petrol fireball incident, as an inquest uncovers chilling new details about the tragedy.
Women held in terror probe linked to defence firm
Two women have been detained by counter-terror police on suspicion of offences connected to a British defence manufacturing firm. Read the latest updates on this developing story.
UK mortuary regulations 'absent' after Fuller scandal
A damning inquiry has exposed the lack of regulation in UK mortuaries, raising fears that another necrophiliac killer like David Fuller could exploit the system.
David Fuller Morgue Scandal: Inquiry Shocks UK
New revelations from the inquiry into David Fuller's horrific crimes in hospital morgues have left the nation in shock. Discover the latest updates.
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