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Labour vows to make fly-tippers clean up as rubbish dumped 3,000 times a day

The party is portraying itself as tough on crime as it hopes to snap up votes in May’s local elections.

The Independent UK

Cashman should not be allowed to hide from justice – Dominic Raab

The murderer of nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel refused to appear in the dock for his sentencing.

The Independent UK

Keir Starmer vows to relieve Brits' money worries with council tax freeze pitch

The Labour leader expressed his "frustration" with Rishi Sunak's Tories, who he said had failed to "relieve the worry felt by millions of households when their council tax bill lands on the doorstep”

Daily Mirror

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MPs reject amendments to illegal migration bill – as it happened

Votes come as Labour says people will continue to risk lives to cross Channel under new bill

The Guardian - UK

Keir Starmer accused of ‘hypocrisy’ for using special uncapped pension scheme

The Labour leader opposed the Government’s move to scrap the cap on lifetime pension contributions

Evening Standard

Injustice as criminals 'dodging' jail sentences because prisons are overcrowded

The worsening crisis has led to judges being advised to lock up fewer offenders – and now, victims and barristers are accusing the Government of failing the justice system

Daily Mirror

Dominic Raab 'should take wool out of ears' over public advocate plans

The ECHO spoke with shadow justice secretary Steve Reed after the government announced its Independent Public Advocate plans

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‘More to do to heal Hillsborough wounds’ says Raab as he unveils advocate plan

The Justice Secretary said preparatory work to establish the independent public advocate is ‘well under way’.

The Independent UK

Hillsborough campaigners criticise proposal for new victims’ advocate role

Families calling for a ‘Hillsborough law’ say proposal lacks powers to secure key documents and prevent cover-ups

The Guardian - UK

New law to support victims of disasters such as Grenfell a ‘priority for Labour’

Party renews calls for legislation to ensure families impacted by future disasters get legal representation

Evening Standard

‘Parents will have to be responsible if their children break the law’, says Labour’s shadow Justice Secretary

Parents whose children repeatedly break the law will be made to “take responsibility” and enroll in court-ordered caregiving classes, under new Labour proposals.

Evening Standard

Parents will be given classes to handle antisocial children under Labour’s plans

Shadow justice secretary Steve Reed said a Labour government would support parents to steer their children’s lives back on track.

The Independent UK

Mums and dads will be made to do parenting classes if kids keep doing crime, Labour says

Shadow Justice Secretary Steve Reed has said parents must 'take responsibility for tackling the behaviour of their own children' in a key speech

Daily Mirror

Labour vows to introduce clean-up squads for fly-tippers in anti-social behaviour plans

Shadow Justice Secretary Steve Reed will today announce tough measures to ensure offenders are 'met with consequences' - and he will detail plans for people who dump rubbish

Daily Mirror

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The Independent UK

Labour to pledge crackdown on anti-social behaviour

Labour’s shadow justice secretary Steve Reed will use a speech on Friday to condemn the ‘scourge’ of anti-social behaviour.

Daily Mirror

Rishi Sunak must suspend Dominic Raab during bullying inquiry says union chief

Deputy PM Dominic Raab is being investigated over eight complaints during his time at the Ministry of Justice, the Foreign Office and the former Brexit department, which are said to involve at least 24 staff. He denies accusations of bullying

The Guardian - UK

Zara Aleena’s family may sue over murder by released prisoner

Legal action being considered after report highlights failings that allowed Jordan McSweeney to kill London woman

Daily Mirror

Surge in sex offence trials abandoned on day they're due to start, analysis shows

Trials are being rescheduled due to a lack of prosecutors being available - as latest figures reveal outstanding cases in the Crown Courts are the highest on record

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Daily Mirror

Labour wants to slash court waits for rape cases from three years to under six months

Steve Reed has vowed tackling the 'epidemic of violence' faced by women is 'the first thing' he wants to deal with if Labour get into power at the next general election

The Independent UK

Dominic Raab accused of treating crime victims as ‘afterthought’ as justice system ‘crumbles’

Exclusive: ‘Rachel is a rape survivor who says her experience as a victim in the justice system was worse than the rape and attempt on her life,’ letter to Mr Raab says

The National (Scotland)

Labour unveil plans to give victims power to choose how offenders are punished

THE victims of anti-social behaviour could choose how offenders are punished under plans being pitched by Labour.

The Independent UK

Victims choose offenders’ punishment under Labour’s anti-social behaviour review

Shadow justice secretary Steve Reed says he will update Tony Blair’s ‘tough on crime, tough on the causes of crime’ mantra and focus on prevention.

Daily Mirror

Sick days soar for Dominic Raab's staff amid fears exodus is linked to bullying claims

Dominic Raab was appointed as Secretary of State for Justice in September 2021 and is being probed for alleged bullying and aggressive behaviour - which he denies

Evening Standard

Government criticised over plans to cut broadcast appearances for ministers

Government plans to reduce the number of interviews given by ministers on TV and radio breakfast news have been criticised by broadcasters and opposition MPs.

The Independent UK

City of London ‘concerned about Bill of Rights’ impact on businesses’

The Bill of Rights will return to Parliament ‘sooner rather than later’, with a date still to be officially confirmed.

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