Police officers evade prosecution for domestic violence
Only 43 of 800 accused officers have been prosecuted.
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Scandal or business as usual?
By Joy Macready 25 March 2015 Whose customers include drug barons, arms dealers, dictators, terrorists and blood diamond dealers? Why,
Police spy on Stephen Lawrence family
By Andy Yorke Revelations about police spying on the family of the murdered black teenager Stephen Lawrence have backed the
Bring racist police to justice
The recent police killings of Mark Duggan and Anthony Grainger expose the racism rife in the police force. Conditioned to
Who are the real thieves?
Jeremy Dewar points to the hypocrisy surrounding the moral outrage prompted by the riots
Hackgate, power elites and the limits of the “corruption” critique
How does the radical left capitalise on the Murdoch Empire crisis? In a thought provoking article on the OpenDemocracy website
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Phone hacking: These resignation statements are meaningless
The ever-growing cast of the responsible but unaccountable is emblematic of the systemic corruption that has been laid bare, writes
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News International: How deep does the rot go?
Rebekah Brooks has fallen from power as the ongoing saga at News International, and across the political scene continues, writes Rachel
Murdoch Empire phone hacking scandal exposes corruption at the heart of the system
The News of the World, flagship paper for the Murdoch Empire, is up to its neck in corruption and
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