Haroon Siddique

Seven years after the Grenfell Tower fire that killed 72 people, the public inquiry convened in its aftermath has blamed the disaster on failures by a wide cast of individuals and companies.

Justice for those responsible for 72 deaths in the Grenfell Tower fire may not come until the end of this decade, a former chief prosecutor has

After the final report of the Grenfell fire inquiry was published , Hisam Choucair, who lost six family members in the blaze, said : “We did not ask for this inquiry … It's delayed the justice my family deserves.”

A leading female barrister who is facing disciplinary proceedings for saying a judge had shown a “boys' club attitude” has applied for the case

Charlotte Proudman, who criticised a ruling by Garrick Club member Sir Jonathan Cohen, says she’s being held to higher standards than men

Early day motion expresses alarm at data showing black people are disproportionately prosecuted under legislation

MPs are making a fresh attempt to change the law on joint enterprise, which allows for individuals in England and Wales to be convicted of crimes

Public inquiries should be shortened and the progress of their recommendations tracked, according to a House of Lords committee, which says a major overhaul is required to restore public confidence among victims and survivors.

A tribunal has rejected a barrister's request for it to throw out disciplinary proceedings brought against her for saying a judge had shown

Bar Standards Board case against Charlotte Proudman over criticism of judge will proceed to full hearing