Mike Campbell is a family friend and former probation officer who has supported Gaie’s case.

77-year-old Gaie Delap was sentenced to 20 months in prison over a climate protest which blocked the M25 in 2022.

Now for the first time, police officers in Warwickshire have broken silence over the long-running sore, which was caused when Warwickshire Police reached a secret deal with the Warwickshire Hunt to avoid going to court.

The government is facing calls to remove the Archbishop of York from the process of appointing the next leader of the Church of England after he was accused of a series of safeguarding controversies.

Very windy weather could disrupt pre-Christmas travel this weekend, but will it be a white Christmas?

We can reveal that a total of 10 other clergymen and women criticised by Sir Keith Makin have stepped back from ministry

Not guilty pleas have been entered on behalf of a teenager who is accused of killing three young girls in Southport in July. 

We spoke to the former victim's commissioner Vera Baird, to get her reaction to our report on a grooming victim breaking her silence after her justice was denied.

This is a story about the grooming, rape and abuse of children in Barrow, Cumbria. Of girls sometimes still in their school uniform.

A massive police covert surveillance operation involving the Northern Ireland and Metropolitan police forces has been found unlawful by a panel of judges.

The government has been accused of a "bizarre and totally unjustified decision" - after rejecting compensation payments to women born in the 1950s who were not properly warned that their pension age was being increased - dubbed the WASPIs.

As a result of what happened to Sara Sharif, the government published new safeguarding measures in its Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill. 

The judge accused them of a 'campaign of torture' while showing not one shred of remorse as he sentenced Sara Sharif's father and stepmother to life behind bars. 

New research, shared with Channel 4 News, suggests that children directly affected by violence are twice as likely to regularly attend youth clubs as those who have not.

Lawyers for the serial child killer Lucy Letby say they will make a new bid to challenge her convictions.