New inquiry into family courts
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MPs have announced a new inquiry into family courts and whether parents are treated fairly over issues such as custody or contact with their children.
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The family of an Iraqi civilian allegedly beaten to death last year by British military guards won the right in the High Court yesterday to an &quot;independent and effective&quot; inquiry into his death.
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The condition of the baby at the centre of a right to life debate has "changed for the better", a High Court judge hears.
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New instructions aimed at ending murder trial deadlock.
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Â· Deputy commissioner given details of MP case Â· Tories question actions of senior police officers
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A Family Court judge who last year stirred debate about parental responsibilities ordered a second drug-addicted woman to have no more children until she proves she can look after the seven she already has.
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An independent inquiry recommends sweeping changes to investigations into sudden infant deaths.
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The Lord Chancellor unveils new targets to make it less stressful for witnesses giving evidence in court.
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The Attorney General says the cases of 28 parents convicted of killing their children will be re-examined.
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The Supreme Court is meeting to announce new cases it will decide and hear oral arguments.
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MPs are to investigate the bail system during a wider inquiry into policing - following two high-profile murder cases.
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The Attorney General is to review cases in which paediatrician David Southall gave evidence.
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An inquiry is launched after a Warwickshire man died at a Children in Need event.
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Business & money: Latest in series of mass hearings for return of 'unfair' bank charges due to go ahead.
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The Criminal Cases Review Commission has received only three new enquiries from parents saying they were wrongly convicted of killing their children.
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Court cases that included use of the controversial Low Copy Number DNA testing technique are to be reviewed.
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More than 100 people have been questioned in Austria as part of an international inquiry into child sex abuse.