The policing minister could be in with a chance of a cabinet position, but is Nick Herbert happy with the response to his ambitious and controversial reforms? He speaks to Ben Duckworth
by James Silver / 23 May 2011
Following the Ministry of Justice’s controversial criminal justice reforms, James Silver examines the ramifications of favouring community orders over custodial sentences for repeat offenders
by Ben Duckworth / 04 May 2011
Ben Duckworth meets one of the Labour party’s rising stars, who opens up on Ed Miliband’s leadership, staying tough on crime and teasing Ken Clarke
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