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Criminal lawyers​​​​​​​ in England and Wales are set to go on an indefinite, uninterrupted strike next month in a row with the United Kingdom government over jobs and pay.

Do not invest, it can walk away and things have been closed down and judges were sitting and so the backlog is built up and built up and i read a critical point. now, were at a critical point. and these delays have consequences. james son was 13 years old when it was revealed he had been sexually assaulted. the prosecution of his attacker has already been delayed more than once. my my sons well—being and mental health has been severely affected by these delays. and theres no end in sight. we a...

In a new book the Libertines frontman recalls his wildest moments – and explains how “the drug thing” got in his way.

In a new book the Libertines frontman recalls his wildest moments – and explains how “the drug thing” got in his way.

Criminal cases at Ipswich Crown Court are facing further disruption as barristers began their third week of strike action.

Criminal cases at Ipswich Crown Court are facing further disruption as barristers began their third week of strike action.

A Norwich man, Jordan Blanchflower, has admitted sexual offences against two children.

Squalor, Kate Moss, prison, class A drugs… the indie frontman and tabloid fixture’s memoir is lucid, candid and, ultimately, hopeful

Twenty years after the Libertines’ narcotics-fuelled heyday, has the singer really put the chaos behind him?

In an exclusive extract from his new memoir, the Libertines frontman reflects on clandestine meetings, matching tattoos, and a very messy romance