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2 articlesUpdated 22 October 2026

Ministry of Justice is a ministerial department of the United Kingdom government.

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UK government plans prison penalties for refusing to attend sentencing
The UK ministry sets out the proposed prison sanctions and acknowledges that they cannot guarantee attendance.
22 October 2026

2 min

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UK Ministry of Justice says hackers stole probation records

The UK ministry disclosed in October 2026 that the Legal Aid Agency breach also included probation records.

15 October 2026

3 min

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