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Nigel Farage has reinforced his claims of ’two-tier policing’ in Britain after facing backlash for his remarks regarding the murder of student Henry Nowak in Southampton.

Non-crime hate incidents will officially be discontinued in five months after the Metropolitan Police announced it would stop investigating them.

A private investigator whose disputed confessions of illegal activity form a key part of the case brought by Prince Harry and others against the Daily Mail’s publisher has said the admissions were “a thing of fiction”.

Home Office officials have been blasted by advocates for victims of the Windrush scandal for spending over £1million to a private firm to arrange compensation payments

The call to speed up the Windrush scandal compensation scheme comes in an open letter signed by singer-songwriter Annie Lennox, campaigner Baroness Doreen Lawrence, actor Colin McFarlane, and rapper AJ Tracey

It was a brutal, senseless, racist crime that sent shockwaves not just through the community but through the whole of the UK - and the ripples are still being felt today

Baroness Doreen Lawrence says she does not forgive the men who murdered her 18-year-old son Stephen Lawrence in a 1993 racist attack - as they have never 'owned up' to their crimes

A 13-year-old girl was able to buy vapes with five times the permitted level of addictive nicotine in a Daily Mirror investigation

Doreen Lawrence, whose son was killed 30 years ago next week, warned that children have "nowhere to go" as she spoke at an event to mark the anniversary of his death

Prince Harry made a shock appearance at the High Court yesterday as a part of ongoing legal proceedings against Daily Mail publisher Associated Newspapers Limited

Sir Elton John, whose husband David Furnish is also a claimant, is one of the high-profile individuals bringing claims against publisher Associated Newspapers over allegations of unlawful information-gathering

Baroness Louise Casey's damning report found 'institutional racism, sexism and homophobia' in the Metropolitan Police - but Met Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley rejected the 'ambiguous' term