Black people in London twice as likely to be charged with drug possessionBlack people are not just significantly more likely to be searched by police for drugs than their white peers, but face almost double the chance of being charged if any are found, according to a study of racial disparities in the way drug laws are enforced.
What we know thanks to Bradley Mannning's leaks to WikiLeaksRevelations from the files downloaded include footage of US helicopter crews laughing at civilian deaths in Baghdad
Greenpeace activists scale Europe's tallest building to protest Arctic oil drillingSix activists attempt to climb Europe's tallest building in a protest against oil and gas drilling the Arctic
Christians who refused to counsel same sex couples rejected from European human rights courtShirley Chaplin, Gary McFarlane and Lillian Ladele lose legal tussle over workplace discrimination at Strasbourg court
Man found dead on London street 'was probably stowaway who fell from plane'José Matada was 'probably dead or at point of death' due to hypothermia and lack of oxygen when he fell, inquest told
