The convictions imposed nearly 50 years ago against three men have been overturned. 

Cardiff resident who lost a High Court challenge over police deployment of automated facial recognition technology has been given permission to take his case to the Court of Appeal.

The Spectator poses the question - What should we do with adults who murder children? ‘Nothing good’ is a perfectly understandable response. Child killers occupy a unique position on the destitute outer fringes of humanity. Bogeymen made real, they are in fact often pathetic, hideously damaged individuals driven to satisfy appetites we can only guess at. 

Christopher Hart report - Last year, two women had a silly argument on a train over boiled eggs. Normally, that wouldn’t have made headlines in the local Press, let alone a national newspaper. Yet, as the Mail reported yesterday, that minor spat on an early-morning commuter train somehow escalated all the way to the Crown Court, at a cost of tens of thousands of pounds to the taxpayer, countless hours in police and judicial time, and no end of stress, presumably, for the individuals involved

  Children as young as seven are among thousands of under-18s stopped and searched by police in Wales. In the four years up to March 2019, more than 9,000 children and young people were searched by officers. Fewer than a tenth of those were arrested.

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