In a special investigation, Katie Tarrant reveals how the Home Office has taken the phones of more then 7,000 migrants without any official policy in place to do so – a practice now being challenged in the courts.

Despite scandal after scandal, glacial delays to safeguarding victims of sexual abuse remain commonplace at British universities. Katie Tarrant reports on a string of cases at Warwick.

Lots of disgraced cops are still on the beat despite being disciplined for vile behaviour on WhatsApp. A Sunday Mirror probe reveals rogue officers sent racist, sexist and homophobic material, mocked crime victims and sent confidential information. They include three Met officers who were let off with a written warning after sending “joke” messages about raping and murdering a crime victim, and only giving help in exchange for sex acts. Meanwhile, two policemen face charges for allegedly swap

Pulling together a year of evidence, Byline Times and The Citizens can reveal that deals worth billions have been awarded to top Conservative Party associates during the Coronavirus crisis Since the beginning of the Coronavirus pandemic, 15 individuals with strong connections to the Conservative Party, parliamentarians or Government representatives have been linked to companies awarded more than £2 billion in COVID-related contracts, Byline Times and The Citizens can reveal.

A footballer whose wild bets cost him £500,000 and his marriage is calling for urgent help for the 1.5 million problem gamblers from ethnic minority backgrounds. He said he grew up in a Caribbean culture where gambling problems still have “a stigma and shame” attached to them. Tony, who runs lobby group Red Card, said: “My main purpose is to get young people from our community not to be afraid and talk about gambling issues.” He said a study found 20% of people from ethnic minorities suffer g

A group of anti-lockdown MPs has been criticised for taking thousands of pounds’ worth of donations from a secretive organisation which is not listed on any official company registers. The Recovery Alliance has been providing media and consultancy services to the COVID Recovery Group (CRG), a group of Conservative MPs that has repeatedly called for lockdown restrictions to be lifted. The group has proven adept at grabbing news headlines, with the CRG’s Steve Baker this weekend warning Prime Mi

As a new national lockdown comes into force in England, organisations working with people facing domestic abuse are making renewed calls for long-term funding, and pushing for further amendments to the domestic abuse bill, as it makes its way through the Lords. The impact of the pandemic on those facing domestic abuse was evident almost immediately during the national lockdown in March. The Counting Dead Women project told MPs that between 23 March and 12 April, at least 16 domestic abuse killi

There has been a significant rise in the number of ambulances called to Warwick campus for suicide or attempted suicide, a series of Freedom of Information (FOI) requests by The Boar has revealed.

Credited for my contributions to this documentary, those at the centre of the Warwick University rape chat scandal reveal new details about what went on behind closed doors, in a story that is far from over.

For a few nights during Term 1, Jade had her boyfriend sleep over in her room. When the landlord found out, he threatened to look through the CCTV recordings and charge her for each night. “I didn’t know about [the CCTV] until he mentioned it,” she shared. Katie Tarrant interviews Warwick students on their housing nightmares.