Simon Israel

An organised crime suspect was lawfully killed by police during an enforced stop on a motorway slip road in West Yorkshire at the start of 2017, an inquest has found.

Leaving home and heading off to university is an exciting time. For many students, it’s their first real experience of an independent adult life.

An inquest jury has begun hearing details of a police surveillance operation which ended with the shooting of a suspect on the M62 in West Yorkshire 5 years ago.

There are more than a million of Hikvision’s cameras installed across the UK – monitoring every aspect of our lives.

Channel 4 News understands immigration checks have started to determine where they may be transported to.

When physics student Natasha Abrahart was unable to complete academic tasks because of her deteriorating mental health, she was given ever-lower grades.

The governor of one of England’s most violent jails has described the treatment of a 35-year-old prisoner who suffered a drugs overdose and later died as “nothing short of inhumane and degrading”. 

Six years later, an inquest has found serious police failures contributed to her death including a lack of compassion.

The family of an undergraduate who took her own life is to challenge the University of Bristol over its duty of care in protecting the mental health of its students.

Two police officers, who took pictures of the murdered sisters Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman in a north-west London park last year, have been jailed for two years and nine months.

The tribunal said their actions were shameful, hurtful and disrespectful.

Two Metropolitan Police officers have admitted taking photos of the bodies of two murdered sisters and sharing them on WhatsApp.

A teenager has been jailed for life and ordered to serve a minimum of 35 years for the murder of two sisters in a north London park.

The mother of two murdered sisters has dismissed the offer of an apology from the Metropolitan Police, after a report criticising the force’s response when the women were first reported missing as “unacceptable”.

A former police sergeant, who retired weeks before his disciplinary hearing, has been found guilty of gross misconduct in the death in custody of a woman with a history of mental health problems.