Report into British agent in the IRA has not resulted in prosecutions but families hope it can at least shed light on his actions

Victims’ families say Jon Boutcher’s report into British spy proves state and IRA were ‘co-conspirators’ in murder

There cannot be one rule for ordinary businesses and ordinary people, and another for government departments, says Susan Hawley of Spotlight on Corruption

Shauna Moreland ‘got answers’ from Operation Kenova even though it yielded insufficient evidence to put 12 suspects on trial

Recommendation to ban non-disclosure agreements comes as report uncovers ‘shocking’ prevalence of sexual harassment

Government agency issues disqualification proceedings after inquiry into failed finance firm Greensill Capital

Scottish government says judge-led public inquiry will look at ‘serious failings’ of police investigation, as killer appeals against conviction

An independent judge-led statutory public inquiry will examine the police response to the murder of Emma Caldwell almost 20 years ago, Scotland’s Justice Secretary announced on Thursday (7 March). The 27-year-old was killed by serial rapist Iain ...

Police Scotland admit the family of Emma Caldwell, and Iain Packer’s other victims, were ‘let down’

inquiry set up after report found rescue attempts beset by confusion and poor communication between UK and France

Exclusive: witnesses to UK parliament’s inquiry share their stories from the world of finance

Twenty organisations including Refugee Council say children being failed and abused by Home Office

Fallen Women group wants police to make domestic abuse a key line of inquiry in murder investigations

Katherine Goodwin, who led inquiry into the murder by a serving officer, is concerned problem may be ‘endemic’

Margaret Caldwell and her family also want public inquiry into failures by authorities after man finally jailed for 2005 killing

Governments said to be ‘dragging their feet’ in handing over evidence relating to death of Dag Hammarskjöld

France, and Germany add their voice to calls from the US and UN for an inquiry – with health officials in Gaza saying more than 100 Palestinians killed and Israeli troops opened fire

Mohammed Ben Sulayem was due to meet Horner following an email leak of alleged messages between Horner and female employee after inquiry exonerated Red Bull team principal

Home Office inquiry opens after ‘insensitive, upsetting’ treatment of children in hotel, who had to guess who would be next to leave

inquiry into serial sexual offender Wayne Couzens outlines multiple failings by police forces