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Chris Grayling could face legal battle over prisoner book ban

Grayling faces legal threat over prisoner book ban

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Book ban: Campaigners try to humiliate justice secretary

Happy birthday justice secretary: Campaigners prepare book present for Grayling

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Grayling fights fires on multiple fronts

Crisis of justice: Probation staff and solicitors go on joint strike

Joint strike by probation staff and solicitors brings parts of the justice system to a standstill, as Chris Grayling faces his latest crisis

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The woman is understood to have died of cardiac arrest

Labour demands inquiry into Serco-run Yarl’s Wood following woman’s death

Labour has called for a joint inquiry into the death of a woman at Yarl’s Wood immigration detention centre, ahead of a post-mortem tomorrow morning.

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Protests against the Grayling rule on being sent books continue - but will the secretary of state back down?

Poet Laureate takes on prisoner book ban with Pentonville protest

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Grayling's case for prison book ban starts to unravel as prison staff say there was no problem dealing with parcels

Prison staff lash out at Chris Grayling over book ban

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Salmon Rushdie joins campaign against prison book ban

Labour: We’ll scrap the prisoner book ban

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Alan Bennett is set to intervene in the prisoner books debate

Alan Bennett joins prison book ban campaign

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Flooded: Oxfam warns climate change means poor will be worst affected

The truth about flooding: Poor areas three times more likely to be hit than rich ones

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Miliband urged to be "bolder" by left-wing critics

Miliband in crisis again as left reveals frustration with Labour leader

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Chris Grayling and Nick Clegg take a seat in the library while they talk to inmates at the Cookham Wood Young Offenders Institute last January.

Prison book ban: Grayling hits back at critics

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General Sir Richard Dannatt (l) has been shaking his head for years

‘Shadows of the 30s’: Ex-military chief raises Nazi threat in fight against Army cuts

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Dead in the water? North Sea oil revenues are set to decline.

The myth of North Sea oil: Scots face £1K deficit growth per person under independence

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Danger for darling: The Better Together campaign is facing questions about its tactics

Gap closes in Scottish independence campaign as ‘yes’ camp gathers momentum

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George Osborne basks in a well received Budget

Tories close in on Labour lead following Budget poll boost

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Mark Field pushes for more moderate immigration message

Tories rebel against party’s anti-immigration message

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Iain Duncan Smith in controversial mode

IDS: Give British jobless work before looking overseas

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Britain's richest criminals are happy to stay in jail if it means keeping the cash

Super-rich criminals happy to stay in jail – if it means keeping their stolen cash

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Boris Johnson and David Cameron have remained rivals for years. Could one replace the other?

The return of Boris? PM wants his ‘best striker’ back in parliament

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