'We were charged 720 to have a key cut': BBC told of leaseholders' woes
Leaseholders are suffering financially and mentally due to exploitative service charges imposed by freeholder Assethold. Overhauling the leasehold system is overdue.
Only one in 10 sexual assault survivors in England and Wales would report crime again, survey shows
Shame belongs to perpetrators, not victims of rape, reflecting a societal shift in attitudes towards survivors.
Teenager's Mohamed Al Fayed sexual assault claim dismissed by police in 1995
The police dismissed a teenage girl's report of sexual assault by Mohamed Al Fayed, highlighting systemic failures in addressing allegations of sexual misconduct.
Non-fitted devices in the Home Office's surveillance arsenal: Investigating the technology behind GPS fingerprint scanners
The UK Home Office's GPS tagging program, using handheld devices, has raised concerns over mental health due to intrusive tracking methods.
Met settles 1m civil case after wrongful arrest of black bank manager in 2017
Settlement reached in racial profiling case against Metropolitan police brings some justice, but lasting damage felt by the affected family.