Crime record backlog 'a failure'
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The Home Office suffered a "collective failure" over the records of Britons convicted abroad, a report says.
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Parents have not received details of police evidence.
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Because of poor security, inefficient management and inadequate staff, only 18 percent of the roughly 8,000 items left each year on the city's subways and buses is recovered, according to a new report by the M.T.A. inspector general.
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On-the-spot fines mean some persistent offenders are avoiding getting a criminal record, police say.
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The Government is accused of failing to deliver on a pledge to fund a unit reinvestigating Troubles murders.
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Government admits disc containing details of suspected foreign criminals was mislaid for a year
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A fresh row over the government's crime statistics broke out last night after two criminologists said the authoritative British Crime Survey excludes 3 million offences a year.
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Credit card issuer warns of weak spending and increasing delinquencies.
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Security services face criticism as four convicted of failed attacks.
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Crime recorded in England and Wales fell by 7% in 12 months to June, according to Home Office.
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Prosecutors say there is insufficient evidence to bring charges in the cash-for-honours inquiry.
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Home secretary's gaffe triggers row over the government's crime record
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Investigations stretching from Britain  to Australia are &quot;getting to the bottom&quot; of a cell behind  failed car bombings in London and Scotland, Prime Minister  Gordon Brown said on Friday.
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The Home Office reveals fewer crimes were solved by police in England and Wales last year.
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Tories accuse ministers of failing to keep forces equipped to fight violent criminals
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Financial institution failed to operate effective security measures to protect customers from data theft, government watchdog agency says.
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Alleged killers and rapists acquitted using a type of forensic evidence deemed unsafe could end up back in court, a police science expert says