For decades, some of England’s most ordinary towns – Rotherham, Rochdale, Oxford, Telford and many more – have carried an extraordinary shame: organised rape gangs […]
Category: Policing and Justice
Case studies and analysis of English policing, courts and prisons, exploring power, fairness, bias and how justice works on the ground.
Lucy Letby Innocent Or Guilty?
Lucy Letby is legally guilty right now – and locked up on multiple whole‑life orders – but the story is far from over, and the […]
Maccabi Fan Ban: What the Scandal Reveals About English Policing and Bias
Introduction: When English policing loses the plot Every so often, a single decision exposes something much deeper about how power is used in England. The […]
“Why Women Don’t Feel Safe in London Anymore – And How the Met Police Failed Them”
Introduction: when the danger is in uniform Most women are taught from childhood to look for the uniform if something goes wrong – to find […]
Why do English police protect one group of foreign citizens over others?
Introduction: When “Public Safety” Stops Feeling Fair Ask a random crowd in Birmingham, London or Manchester why do English police protect one group of foreign citizens […]