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Baroness Helen Newlove says amendments which the Ministry of Justice has announced to the Victims and Prisoners Bill are a "solid step…

Victims’ Commissioner Helen Newlove is campaigning to change the law so victims of antisocial behaviour are properly recognised as she says it is far more than neighbourly nuisance

LAURA FARRIS: Were going further by changing the law to make it crystal clear that NDAs cannot be enforced against victims who are reporting a crime, or getting the therapy they need to rebuild their lives.

UK News: LONDON: A review of the "unduly lenient" sentence imposed on a 32-year-old man guilty of the killing of British Indian teenage medical student Grace O.

Valdo Calocane was given an indefinite hospital order after he was sentenced to manslaughter by reason of diminished responsibility - but the families of the victims said the sentence was too lenient

The Government is facing calls to overhaul murder laws in the wake of the Nottingham attacks after a watchdog found prosecutors correctly charged triple killer Valdo Calocane but could have handled the case "better".

The CPS report has called on ministers to consider re-categorising homicide laws to make three tiers of charges available to prosecutors - first degree and second degree murder, as well as manslaughter

His Majesty’s Crown Prosecution Inspectorate has today published its inspection of the handling of Nottingham triple-killer Valdo Calocane’s case.

A review of an "unduly lenient" sentence given to a 32-year-old man guilty of the killing of British-Indian teenage medical student Grace O'Malley Kumar and two others in Nottingham last year, concluded on Monday.

The mother of Nottingham attack victim Barnaby Webber has called for a law overhaul after a review found prosecutors were right in accepting the manslaughter pleas of her sons killer.