Sarah Sackman MP
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The Ministry of Justice says approximately 250,000 records predating 2007 were stolen in the 2025 Legal Aid Agency cyberattack, with the earliest verified record dating to 1978. Limited probation data was also affected.
Ministers have announced £17.4 million for virtual remand hearing pilots and up to £5 million for Crown Court case coordinators in their response to Lord Leveson’s criminal courts review.
The Ministry of Justice says Short Trial Courts are being used at Crown Court sites in London, Liverpool, Preston and Nottingham to accelerate selected criminal cases.
The Government has abandoned plans for a major expansion of judge-only Crown Court trials, although judge-alone trials for complex fraud cases and other court reforms will remain.
Every active private landlord in England will have to join a national property register as the Government confirms a 15 December launch in the West Midlands and a nationwide rollout lasting 12 months.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has launched a crackdown on rogue builders and private bailiffs, including a new Approved Code and milestone-linked payment system — but participation in the flagship trader scheme will be voluntary.
Justice minister and Labour MP Sarah Sackman has called on Barnet Council to remove Union Jack and St George's flags attached to public lamp posts without permission after the 2026 World Cup.
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