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Studies into depression and human consciousness could be put at risk by the bill

Legal highs bill puts medical research at risk

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Cameron threatens to block social media companies that do not cooperate with security services

David Cameron: Twitter and Facebook privacy is unsustainable

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Asylum knocked down - the case means Theresa May will no longer be able to force asylum seekers onto fast-track during their appeals

Home Office in chaos as court knocks down unlawful asylum restrictions

The home secretary will no longer be able to impose tight restrictions on asylum seekers when they appeal decisions against them after a court judgement ended the system with immediate effect.

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The scarcity of other firms able to provide electronic tagging equipment raises questions about the ability of competition to improve certain public services

MoJ paid G4S & Serco millions for electronic tagging during fraud investigation

The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) continued to pay millions to G4S and Serco for electronic tagging over a year after the firms were banned from delivering the work, new research has revealed.

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Blocked: New rules could tighten up Freedom of Information - despite powerful exceptions to disclosure under existing arrangements

Gove offensive reveals behind-the-scenes Tory attack on Freedom of Information

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Blair masks outside the Iraq Inquiry. Chilcot cannot even give a timetable of when it might be published.

Chilcot accused of ‘betraying’ Iraq victims as anger grows over report delay

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Proposed tax created 'toxic' levels of anxiety among voters

Tessa Jowell: Mansion tax was ‘disastrous’ for Labour

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Sadiq Khan's rivals accuse him of opportunism

Sadiq Khan accused of playing ‘the politics of Ed Miliband’ on Heathrow

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Boris Johnson: "There is a gender difference, and it should not be an offence to say that."

Boris Johnson: Girls are hormone-filled and prone to weeping

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Fast-track: Campaigners have long said the restrictions of the system make it impossible for asylum seekers to get a fair hearing

Asylum fast-track system is illegal, high court finds

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'Stitch-up' allegations continue to dog Labour's mayoral race

Labour accused of ‘rigging’ London mayoral selection

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George Osborne: 'determined to spurn pragmatism'

George Osborne under fire for ‘gimmicky’ deficit ban

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Zac Goldsmith: "the greatest potential obstacle to Labour winning City Hall"

Zac Goldsmith expected to stand for London mayor

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Happy go lucky: Laughing gas is taken through balloons and is very popular among young people

Legal high ban shows Tories are ‘miserable sods’, former advisor says

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Jean Charles de Menezes: No prosecutions pursued after his death

Jean Charles de Menezes case could spark new human rights battle

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