Focus in Britain falls on prosecution
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Past blunders in the war on terrorism have put Britain's police under heavy scrutiny as they investigate the alleged plotters of a plan to blow up U.S.-bound jetliners.
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The spokesman for Prime Minister Gordon Brown signaled Wednesday that Britain could be willing to accept a trial in a third country for the chief suspect in the killing of ex-Russian agent Alexander Litvinenko.
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LONDON, July 4 -- With eight suspects in last weekend's attempted car-bomb attacks in custody, all of them foreign doctors or other medical professionals, Britain reduced its terrorism threat level from critical to severe Wednesday and Prime Minister Gordon Brown announced more rigorous background...
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An English court postponed judgement on whether to quash a decision by prosecutors not to charge the police officers who shot dead a Brazilian man they mistook for a suicide bomber last year.
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LONDON, July 20 -- British prosecutors said Friday they would not charge anyone in a high-profile campaign finance probe in which former prime minister Tony Blair became the first sitting British head of government to be questioned by police in a criminal investigation.
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Britain relaxed a bit, as the security level was lowered, but the investigation into the failed bomb plot--and a possible Iraq connection--continued apace.
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Investigations stretching from Britain to Australia are "getting to the bottom" of a cell behind failed car bombings in London and Scotland, Prime Minister Gordon Brown said on Friday.
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The word "Watergate" echoed through  Britain's corridors of power on Wednesday after a police  corruption probe at the heart of Prime Minister Tony Blair's  government appeared to widen into a cover-up inquiry.
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The inquiry into the UK rail crash in which one person died will focus on a set of points, police say.
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Britain's highest court ruled on  Wednesday the government could use controversial anti-terrorism  powers but only in watered-down form.
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British prosecutors said on Friday they  have advised police to charge a first suspect in connection  with failed car bomb attacks in London and Glasgow.
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Moscow and London locked horns on Friday over where to try the chief suspect in the murder of Russian ex-spy Alexander Litvinenko, with each side insisting justice should be served on its own soil.
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Chancellor Gordon Brown could back down in a row with the European Commission over the tough penalties on "booze-cruisers".
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Britain still has "much to do" in supporting victims of rape and securing higher rates of conviction in rape cases, senior British law officers told The Guardian on Tuesday.
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The number of criminals jailed in England and Wales fell by 5% in 2006, according to the Ministry of Justice.
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The Government have hit back at claims they should have done more to protect the British Grand Prix. The race was dropped from the provisional 2005 calendar after Silverstone&#39;s owners, the British Racing Drivers
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London: Britain is considering sweeping new anti-terrorism laws including special courts to try terror suspects without a jury, Home Secretary David Blunkett said in an interview Sunday.