The Latest Breaking News from CPS

Enrico La Rocca helped expose profound failures but less than a year later was dismissed by the DWP – and then later rehired

John Murray is mounting a private prosecution over the murder of his colleague PC Yvonne Fletcher

Labour have told the CPS their ‘principal concern’ is ‘the envelope that the leaflet has been distributed in’

Concerns that rare sleep disorder is being used as an ‘escape route’ in sexual offence trials prompt calls for safeguards to protect victims and the public

Three women who complained about racist abuse on the Tube and were then charged with assault

Caroline Flack’s mother said ‘we won’t stop until we get the truth’

CPS row will be resolved within one year of TDP-BJP-JSP alliance coming to power, says Pawan Kalyan. Chandrababu Naidu’s administrative experience, Narendra Modi’s helping hand at the Centre and JSP’s caliber to fight for people’s cause is a are combination that will put Andhra Pradesh back on track, he says.

Prosecution dropped day before trial of Dimitris Legakis, who was arrested working at a crime scene in Swansea

The director of charity Southall Black Sisters says she and two friends have been charged with assault after they complained of being the victims of a racist attack on the Tube.

Report finds no CPS wrongdoing in handling of case but recommends new offence of second-degree murder

Exclusive: Max Hill KC says it is imperative to protect free speech when setting limits on protesting