Charles Hymas

Nowak review to look at police racism fears

By: Charles Hymas

AN INDEPENDENT review into Henry Nowak's murder will investigate whether police failed to act on his Sikh killer's obsession with religious knives over racism fears.

Albanian was caught smuggling 17 migrants into the UK on yacht

By: Charles Hymas

AN ALBANIAN fisherman was caught off the south coast of England trying to smuggle 17 migrants into the UK.

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More than 6,000 children referred to counter-terror scheme

By: Charles Hymas

Record numbers of children obsessed with mass violence and extremism are being referred to the Government’s counter-terrorism programme, police figures show.

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'Bright lad' who stabbed girl 10 times should not be jailed, judge ruled

By: Danny Shaw, Charles Hymas

A judge told a 14-year-old boy who stabbed a girl 10 times that prison was the “last place” for a “bright lad” like him, The Telegraph can reveal.

Afghan migrants are seven times more likely to commit sex crimes

By: Charles Hymas

AFGHANS are seven times more likely to be convicted of sex crimes than Britons, an analysis suggests.

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Jury reforms may not be enough to end courts crisis, warns architect of plans

By: Charles Hymas

Andy Burnham’s jury reforms may not be enough to solve the courts crisis, the architect of the Government’s plans has warned.

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Sentence for teenage knife attacker who avoided jail cannot be changed

By: Charles Hymas

A 14-year-old boy who avoided prison after trying to stab a girl multiple times cannot have his sentence changed, The Telegraph can reveal.

Jury reform pioneer claims PM's revised plan won't work

By: Charles Hymas

ANDY BURNHAM'S jury reforms may not be enough to solve the courts crisis, the architect of the Government's plans has warned.

Schoolboy knife attacker's 'lenient' sentence can't be changed

By: Charles Hymas, Danny Shaw

A 14-YEAR-OLD boy who avoided prison after trying to stab a girl multiple times cannot have his sentence changed, The Telegraph can reveal.

'Lenient' sentence for attack can't be changed

By: Charles Hymas, Danny Shaw

A 14-YEAR-OLD boy who avoided prison after trying to stab a girl multiple times cannot have his sentence changed, The Telegraph can reveal.