EXCLUSIVE: UK and 26 European nations have vowed to overhaul key sections, but Shadow Justice Secretary believes they have little chance ...

David Lammy has been forced to admit that more violent, or maybe even sexual offenders, have been mistakenly released from prison under his watch. He revealed today that 12 prisoners have been ...

David Lammy's plans to reform Britain's justice system have been branded a "grotesque infringement of our fundamental rights" ...

Seventeen minutes. That’s how long it took a jury at Merthyr Tydfil Crown Court to acquit Jamie Michael, a 46-year-old former Royal Marine, charged with stirring up racial hatred. Seventeen minutes.

Rachel from Accounts wanted so much to be remembered as the first female Chancellor. Instead she’ll be remembered as the ...

A protest will take place in Oxford city centre in support of Pro-Palestine activists who are on hunger strike in prison.

Major reforms to the criminal justice system, set to be unveiled this week, will aim to “put victims front and centre", Justice Secretary David Lammy has announced, amid reports that jury trials could ...

David Lammy has insisted he wants to “save the jury system” as he gears up to unveil sweeping reforms which would see some criminal trials decided by judges alone. It was reported last week that the ...

The British justice secretary, David Lammy, announced the contentious move on Tuesday as part of an attempt to tackle a yearslong backlog in the courts. By Lizzie Dearden and Michael D. Shear ...

Dec. 2 (UPI) --British Justice Secretary David Lammy on Tuesday announced that trials in cases likely to carry sentences of fewer than three years in Britain and Wales will not go before a jury. Lammy ...

LONDON, Dec 2 (Reuters) - Britain will remove the historic right to trial by jury for defendants in many less serious criminal cases in an effort to tackle a growing crisis in the court system, ...

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