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  • Crown Prosecution Service caught using AI hallucination evidence

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    British courts have had to deal with yet another case of ‘AI hallucination’ evidence – this time from the agency responsible for conducting criminal prosecutions. The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) issued two apologies to the High Court after it was found to have submitted documents in an extradition appeal citing two “non-existent” legal cases. The [...]

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  • China threat policy questioned amid urgent MI5 warnings

    Politics

    Despite MI5 sounding its most urgent alarm over Chinese intelligence activity in Westminster yet, the UK government has refused to label China a national security threat. According to new MI5 analysis circulated to MPs last week, Chinese state-linked operatives are running “relentless” influence and information-gathering operations across Whitehall, using LinkedIn to target parliamentary researchers, advisers, and [...]

    Boris Johnson's former adviser has said China taken classified intelligence from the UK. (Photo by Leon Neal/Getty Images)
  • Starmer: UK will not be pushed by China on embassy 

    Politics

    Sir Keir Starmer has hit back at China’s Foreign Ministry as he said a decision on its embassy proposal at the Royal Mint Court site, located just beyond the Square Mile, would be taken in a “proper way regardless of any views or pressure from anyone”. In an interview with Bloomberg, the Prime Minister defended [...]

    Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves are facing the wrath of bond traders, who fear higher taxes will damage growth and fail to stabilise public finances.
  • Security adviser made ‘independent decision’ to use Labour policy in Chinese spy statement

    October 16, 2025

    A Labour minister has claimed the deputy national security adviser made an “independent decision” to use what appeared to be the political party manifesto’s wording in his witness statement provided to the the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) regarding the alleged collapsed spying case.  Cabinet Office minister Chris Ward doubled down on political claims that the [...]

  • Badenoch seeks answers from Starmer on China spy case collapse 

    October 13, 2025

    Opposition leader Kemi Badenoch has written to Prime Minister Keir Starmer with questions regarding the collapse of the trial of alleged Chinese spies amid a deepening row over Labour’s handling of national security and trade relations with the world’s second largest economy.  Badenoch has demanded Starmer come clean on national security adviser Jonathan Powell’s role [...]

  • Tory MP formally denies sexual assault charges as trial date set

    July 14, 2025

    A suspended Conservative MP has formally denied sexually assaulting two women at an exclusive private members’ club in London and will stand trial for the charges next summer. Patrick Spencer, who has represented Central Suffolk and North Ipswich constituents since 2024, is accused of cupping the breasts of two different women over their clothes at [...]

  • Scammer City boss on the hook for £64m after fraud scheme

    June 21, 2025

    A City boss compared to the The Wolf Of Wall Street has been ordered to pay back £64m over his role in a multi-million pound Ponzi-style investment scam, prosecutors said. Anthony Constantinou remains on the run after he fled the UK during his fraud trial at London’s Southwark Crown Court in June 2023. Hundreds of [...]

  • Crown Prosecution Service shelled out nearly £7.6m on phones and laptops for staff

    May 2, 2025

    The Crown Prosecution Service has forked out nearly £7m on laptops and over £600,000 on mobile phones for staff, as experts warn of an increased risk of data breaches

  • Uptick in money laundering cases reaching UK courts, KPMG data shows

    August 28, 2024

    There has been an increase in money laundering cases being heard in front of the Crown Courts across the country, despite the backlog in the criminal justice system

  • UK riots: Extra criminal lawyers deployed to tackle fallout of violence

    August 5, 2024

    The head of the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has deployed extra criminal lawyers to deal with the fallout of the violence across the UK.

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