The Latest Breaking News from CPS

A UK judge said Tuesday he will ask prosecutors to consider perjury and forgery charges against an Australian computer scientist who falsely claimed to be "Satoshi Nakamoto", the pseudonym used by the creator of the cryptocurrency bitcoin.

Exclusive: The Independent previously revealed domestic abuse and sexual violence victims are being charged up to tens of thousands of pounds to access court scripts after being wrongly advised not to attend court

Craig Wright’s case referred for potential perjury and forgery prosecution after losing legal battle with crypto firms

Exclusive: Errol Dixon, 72, who has mild dementia and cancer, was stopped in his car by police officers in south London on 13 September 2021

Charges against Selma Taha, Danae Thomas and Divina Riggon dropped with CPS finding no ‘realistic prospect of conviction’

Families of two girls killed say there are unanswered questions about last year’s incident in south-west London

Nearly 1,000 people charged in five years in England and Wales under doctrine that supreme court said had taken ‘wrong turn’

Exclusive: Dawn Butler says legislation must be brought into make coersion by therapists a criminal offence

Ella Janneh won damages in civil case against Michael Lousada after her case was not prosecuted and two appeals to CPS were dismissed

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT: Rebecca Thomas speaks to Ella Janneh about her eight year fight for justice after her therapy session with Mike Lousada left her traumatised

The decision clears the way for a jury to consider Megan and Adam McMurry's constitutional claims against the officers who snatched their daughter.