the public prosecution service is appealing the sentence given to haggarty, arguing it was unduly lenient to prison. lawyers for relatives of some of gary haggarty‘s victims are challenging the decision by the public prosecution service not to take action against former police officers he says were complicit in many of his crimes. grammar schools in england will be given the chance to bid for funding from a £50 million pot to create new school places, if they can show they‘re helping disadvantaged pupils. the government is pressing ahead with an expansion programme for selective schools which has proved controversial. teaching unions have criticised it as a misuse of spending when school budgets are stretched. our political correspondent alex forsyth reports. this grammar school in south—east london is in demand. there is a waiting list to get in. these pupils are some of those who passed the test and secured their place. are some of those who passed the test and secured their placelj cried, i was so happy. really relieved, because it is hard work across the whole year, everyone you know

certainly he's taken steps to move towards reform and one of those steps was a creating a new public prosecution service in the summer of twenty seventeen and appointing a new attorney general which is a position that didn't exist before however i should say the saudi authorities have been promising justice reforms for more than ten years and they've poured millions and millions of dollars into it yet for all these reforms we still find these massive numbers of people held for many many months and even years without trial and that's just one part of the problem once people get to trial they also face other issues including convictions based on what they say are career scores confessions as well as an inability of defendants to adequately defend themselves before studying courts some of the cases in which no defense was presented that end up with the death penalty so you know i think while the certainly the crown prince maybe even more time to institute full scale justice reforms. they certainly have not a made a lot of progress so far and i should also say in a recent interview with the washington post

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against the head of the the crown prosecution service after it was decided that the officer, jim boyling, should not be charged with sexual offences or misconduct in a publicth two other women whilst he was undercover, and is currently suspended from the metropolitan police. our home affairs correspondent, june kelly, reports. august, 1996, the london traffic was halted by cycling protesters. they we re halted by cycling protesters. they were from an environmental group. among them was jim were from an environmental group. among them wasjim sutton, supposedly signed up to the cause, but in fact, a police spy gathering evidence on the activists. his real name isjim boyling and while he was undercover, he had relationships with three women. 0ne undercover, he had relationships with three women. one of them using the pseudonym monica is now fighting to have him prosecuted for misconduct in public office and sexual offences including rape.|j was encouraged to be intimate and sexual with somebody who i would never ever have got involved with, ifi never ever have got involved with, if i had known who he was. i loved him, ina if i had known who he was. i loved hi

against the head of the the crown prosecution service after it was decided that the officer, jim boyling, should not be charged with sexual offences or misconduct in a publicolice. our home affairs correspondent, june kelly reports. august 1996 and the london traffic was halted by cycling protesters. they were from an environmental group, reclaim the streets. among them wasjim group, reclaim the streets. among them was jim sutton, group, reclaim the streets. among them wasjim sutton, supposedly signed up to the cause. in fact he was a police by gathering evidence on the activists. his real name is jim boyling and while he was undercover, he had relationships with three women. 0ne undercover, he had relationships with three women. one of them, using the pseudonym moniker, is now fighting to have him prosecuted for misconduct in public office and sexual offences including rape.” was encouraged to be intimate and sexual with somebody who i would never ever have got involved with if i had known who he was. i loved him ina i had known who he was. i loved him in a way. i really felt strongly for him. he was one of scores of undercover officers deployed to spy on