Charles Hymas

Boys as well as girls are victims of violence or coercion in relationships according to study of 10,000 children by the Youth Endowment Fund

Lord Sumption says police have ‘no business’ recording such incidents, which he warns have become threat to free speech

In an exclusive survey of 2,000 adults for The Telegraph, two thirds supported an Australian-style age limit

Technology Secretary gives Ofcom backing to fine firms and jail bosses who persistently breach duty of care to children

Places of worship ‘in danger as never before’ because of lack of funding, warns heritage charity as 53 are added to emergency repair list

Picture beginning to emerge of events that led officers to front door of acclaimed Telegraph columnist

New laws will give police power to issue notices to senior executives ordering them to take down specific pieces of content

Labour to create new stand-alone offence of assaulting a retail worker as part of a package of measures targeting the shoplifting epidemic

Allison Pearson reveals how police officers called at her home on Remembrance Sunday to tell her of inquiry into year-old social media post

The act’s ‘vivid transfer of power’ from Parliament to the courts undermines Britain’s laws, says former Tory leader