Crime

It's hard to measure crime, which can make news stories seem more worrying than they really are. We look past the headlines to explain the full picture.

12 April 2013

Crime

Is anti-social behaviour on the rise?

While perception of anti-social behaviour is high, police recorded incidents have been steadily declining. What does this tell us about how crime is measured? Read

Analysis
6 March 2013

Economy, Business & Finance

Is the Government failing to enforce the minimum wage?

As the Commons sits to debate the Government's plans for Romanian and Bulgarian newcomers into the UK, Labour questions whether the Coalition are doing enough to enforce the minimum wage so that British workers don't get undercut illegally. Read

Analysis
22 February 2013

Crime

Are juries too stupid for justice?

Following the collapse of Vicky Pryce's trial earlier this week, and the revealing details of the questions asked of the judge by the jury, a debate over the merit of trial by jury has entered the mainstream. Read

Analysis

Evidence you can rely on

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