Bob Lambert apologised to four women he deceived into sexual relationships while undercover, despite having a wife and children at the time.
For three years, almost 60 Tamil migrants have been marooned on the remote Indian Ocean island of Diego Garcia.
The Metropolitan Police says it’s “extremely sorry” for failures in protecting two domestic murder victims from harm.
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper is under serious pressure to resettle a group of Tamil migrants who’ve been stranded on a British-owned island in the middle of the Indian Ocean for more than a thousand days.
No collusion, no corruption, no culpability. An inquest into the 2003 gangland shooting of Sabina Rizvi has ended with the Metropolitan Police absolved of any responsibility. She was shot dead when her car was ambushed minutes after she drove away from a police station in south London.
10 years of legal battles, 30 court hearings, 60 court orders and 6 judgements have failed to resolve an embittered parental dispute over the care of one British child.
Police in London have opened an investigation into allegations of trafficking and slavery following a Channel 4 News report on the escape and rescue of three Filipina women from domestic servitude.
Channel 4 News can exclusively reveal the Metropolitan Police has paid out a six figure sum in compensation to a student who was smashed over the head with a police baton during violent demonstrations in Westminster thirteen years ago. The force has also apologised to Alfie Meadows saying the strike which nearly killed him was…
In the last five years, hundreds of women have been saved from domestic slavery and violent abuse in the UK. More than 220 of those rescues were carried out by a small, fearless band of volunteers.
The Home Secretary has defended the Windrush Compensation Scheme as new figures emerged showing hundreds of claimants waiting more than a year for a decision.
Could Artificial Intelligence be used to help confront the growing student mental health crisis?
In 2003, 25-year-old Sabina Rizvi was shot dead minutes after leaving a police station in south-east London. A gang leader was jailed for her murder the following year but a full inquest is yet to be held. On the 20th anniversary of her murder this week, her mother still has many unanswered questions about what…
The United Nations Refugee Agency has told this programme it’s concerned about the welfare of asylum seekers trapped and isolated in a makeshift camp overseen by the UK, and has asked for access.
The UK’s third largest police force has admitted some responsibility for the actions of a disgraced officer, who was accused of intimidation and fabricating allegations against a woman he’d never met.
The Department of Health has been forced to scrap the way it sources medical gloves for the NHS – after its buyers paid millions to a supplier accused of modern slavery. It follows a landmark legal case which challenged the government’s decision to include the Malaysian glove manufacturer Supermax as an approved NHS supplier, despite…