While the foreign secretary is keen to be seen in Congo, writes Victoria Brittain, another invisible humanitarian crisis receives none of his attention.

The collapse of Spain’s extradition case against el-Banna and Deghayes should lead to an official British acknowledgement of their innocence, says Victoria Brittain

Shahajan Janjua’s story is a glimpse of what the war on terror means for young British Asian men.

The IPCC report into events at Forest Gate is a poor piece of work and avoids the main issue of police using false intelligence argues Victoria Brittain.

Britain is going down the US road in its treatment of Arab refugee prisoners. The home secretary should be ashamed.

On the media, dumbing down, and the big stories that desperately need more attention.

The innocence of British Muslims released from Guantánamo is a story no official wants told.

Europe is tacitly condoning the Bush regime’s appalling practices.