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Campaigners explain why they're fighting against joint enterprise convictions

Liverpool football fans have described “mayhem” and a “chaos” during the Hillsborough disaster in April 1989. And they have underlined the role played by the police

Former Rotherham social work trainer Gordon Jelley speaks out about the scandal, and Sadie Robinson looks at why abuse was really left unchallenged

The shooting of unarmed black teenager Michael Brown in Ferguson, a suburb of St Loius in Missouri, sparked a wave of anger and protest in America. Weyman Bennett attended the memorial service for Michael on behalf of Stand Up to Racism and Unite Against Fascism campaigns. Here he looks at what has changed, and what has not, for black people in the US.

The police are facing a major crisis, caught between endless revelations about cover-ups and injustice, as well as government cuts. Matt Foot looks at the turmoil in a once monolithic arm of the state.

Home secretary Theresa May is looking at bringing in new laws to tackle “Islamic extremism”. 

Judith Orr reports from the US city where cops murdered black teenager Michael Brown and speaks to its people about race, class and repression.

Home Secretary Theresa May announced measures this week to restrict the use of police stop and search powers but not before mass arrests at Notting Hill carnival

The family of a man who died following a racist attack say police withheld crucial information from the investigation into his killing.

Protesters enraged at the police killing of unarmed black teenager Michael Brown have filled the streets of St Louis’s Ferguson suburb night after night.

St Pancras station cleaners; East Coast rail cleaners; Petrit Mihaj and Sodexho; hotel workers; Deaths in custody and detention