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Inquiry was set up in 2015 after a public outcry over conduct in undercover policing.

'We have seen a lot of value so far in the local talent we have attracted'

Unit infiltrating leftwing groups in 1960s and 1970s never assessed if they presented threat to nation

People at the Manston site in Kent said conditions were "not nice" and that some of them were getting sick, but no doctors or lawyers were on hand to help, reported a support group

Some students would have been delighted at their results yesterday, but for others their future remains unclear as lower than expected grades leave their plans up in the air.

STUDENTS are set to receive their results from the first in-person exams since the Covid-19 pandemic began ...

Miners have long suspected that they were targeted and they hope the long awaited probe will reveal the truth of what the police did during the bitter 1984-85 strike

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Brothers Scott and Jamie McCowan, from Dundonald, have joined Scottish Disability Sport’s (SDS) two-year volunteer coaching apprenticeship scheme.

Uddingston Grammar pupils were some of the first in the country to try out the new initiative.

Police unit known to have spied on anti-fascists believed it would be ‘difficult’ to place undercover officers