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Crown Prosecution Service
Organization GovernmentThe Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) is England and Wales' public prosecutor and law enforcement agency.
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About
The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) is a public body that prosecutes crimes in England and Wales. Recent news articles highlight the CPS's involvement in high-profile cases, including allegations of party database manipulation, arson attacks on Jewish ambulances, murder convictions quashed, stalking offenses, assisted dying cases, and investigations into royal connections. The CPS has also been involved in notable cases such as the prosecution of Labour activists, a Russian man who assaulted a woman witnessed by Barron Trump, and a therapist convicted of sexual offenses. These developments demonstrate the CPS's ongoing role in upholding justice and enforcing laws in England and Wales.
Last updated: April 29, 2026
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Recent Coverage
Four Labour activists charged with trying to fix candidate selection process
Fourth suspect in London arson attack on Jewish ambulances remanded in custody
Church warden jailed for life for murder of lecturer has conviction quashed
Tuesday briefing: What is driving the record rise in stalking offences?
Police record nearly fiftyfold rise in stalking offences in England and Wales in past decade
CPS considering 13 suspected cases of assisted dying in England and Wales
CPS advising UK police on investigation into Andrew and Mandelson links to Epstein
Scott Mills was questioned by police in 2018 over sexual offence allegations
