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Director of public prosecutions Stephen Parkinson sets out plan to tackle crisis as massive rise in rape victim ‘attrition rate’ revealed

Director of public prosecutions Stephen Parkinson set out a plan on Thursday to curb the ‘high level’ of victim attrition.

Exclusive: Krista Brown was cleared in October last year and has had her complaint upheld by the CPS, who have admitted her case did not meet the standards to be charged and prosecuted

Police revelations that 111 women have now accused the late billionaire of sexual abuse add to the snowballing claims against Fayed

Harrods owner Al Fayed’s crimes took place between 1977 and 2014 and victims included a girl, 13

Woman’s neighbors keep dumping their 1-year-old twins on her and her roommates then disappearing for hours, so she threatens to call Child Protective Services on them. The post “I Told Them We Aren’t Babysitters”: Lady Says She’ll Call CPS On Couple Leaving Twins With Her first appeared on Bored Panda.

Malnourished toddler lived first years of life in draw isolated from siblings in case that ‘defies belief’

The top court also directed till the next date of hearing, there will be no further proceedings relating to Himachal HC order on disqualification of MLAs appointed as CPS. Read further on Dynamite News:

Police were advised there was no chance of conviction against journalist after hate crime investigation, Guardian understands