David Woode

New analysis shows there were 50,000 thefts in the city last year — with criminals zooming away on e-bikes and shipping phones overseas to beat safety mechanisms

Research shows that Section 60 orders had almost no impact in preventing crime, according to a charity

Daniel Andreas San Diego has been on the run since 2003, suspected of two extremist animal rights bombings in California

Mark Coates is accused of smashing through the shared roof of the properties before selling his house to pay for damages in a previous case

Surrey force says officer who hit escaped calf acted lawfully and will return to duty

James’ Place, which is being supported by The Times Christmas Appeal, was set up by Harry Wentworth-Stanley after his brother took his own life

Hassan Sentamu killed Elianne Andam, 15, as she tried to help a friend get her belongings back from him, court is told

A report has found that there was no ‘proper intelligence picture of the rising tide of violence’ prior to the riots that followed the Southport stabbings

The former soldier has denied killing Carol Hunt, the wife of the racing commentator John Hunt, and their daughters Hannah and Louise in Hertfordshire

The Oscar-nominated actor discusses his film, Sing Sing, with the Times crime correspondent David Woode