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One woman is killed by a man every three days in the UK — a figure unchanged in a decade.

Punishing Criminals by Death Will Deter Future

A new census analyses this epidemic of male violence. Published: AM. Thieves swap Amazon orders of PlayStation 5 for rice and other items.

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Published: PM. Rodney P admits assaulting two women. Call for tougher penalties in UK for possession of chemsex drugs. Criminal justice system is 'on its knees', says top English lawyer.

Punishing Criminals by Death Will Deter Future

Criminal Bar Association chair says funding cuts punishing victims more than criminals. Murder risk in England and Wales much higher for black people.

Study shows homicides five times more likely than for white people and up to 24 times in age group. East Anglian Bonnie and Clyde 'leave trail of unpaid pub bills'.

Punishing Criminals by Death Will Deter Future

How we think about killers like Peter Sutcliffe tells us who we value in society Nicci Gerrard. The police investigation into the murders of 13 women opened my eyes to a vein of misogyny that remains just as lethal today, says journalist Joan Smith. Farm worker given hospital order for strangling Devon writer. Peter Sutcliffe, Yorkshire Ripper, dies aged Police offer 'heartfelt apology' to families of Peter Sutcliffe victims.

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