Dominic Casciani

Dominic is the BBC's Home and Legal correspondent and focuses on stories relating to law, order, society and belonging - including immigration, ethnicity, the rule of law and terrorism. He joined the BBC in 1998 and was a pioneer of live online reporting. Dominic is married with two children. His unspellable surname is Italian. When not undertaking family or work duties, you'll find him cycling up and down hills dreaming of Tour de France greatness.

Defence secretary to seek 'missing' nuclear test records
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UK
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1 day ago
'Starmer - meet us before it's too late,' nuclear test veterans say
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UK
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4 days ago
Four key takeaways from Huw Edwards' sentencing
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Culture
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16 September
Tommy Robinson facing new contempt of court allegations
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UK
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28 August
'Nowhere to hide' for influencers behind disorder - top prosecutor
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UK
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6 August
Dozens of Rwanda detainees released on bail
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Africa
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12 June
Why a plane to Rwanda won’t be taking off anytime soon
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UK
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23 April
The unprecedented case of a migrant manslaughter trial
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UK
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19 February
Dover legal battle looms over food checks
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UK
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9 February
Raab pay deal for solicitors unlawful, court finds
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UK
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31 January
European court president warns over Rwanda rulings
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UK Politics
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25 January
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DNA warnings made years before Malkinson cleared
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UK
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24 January
Can scheme to quash Post Office convictions work?
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UK
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10 January
Three ways to speed up justice for Post Office victims
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UK
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9 January
Piers Morgan and hacking: What the Prince Harry case heard
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UK
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15 December 2023
UK earmarks £700m for small boat arrivals to 2030
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UK
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11 December 2023
Courts urged to consider fewer short jail terms
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UK
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29 November 2023
Why the government has no good options on Rwanda
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UK
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15 November 2023
'Tofu-eating wokerati': Eight controversial Braverman quotes
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UK
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13 November 2023
Why Suella Braverman can't stop Palestinian protests
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UK
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9 November 2023
XR founder convicted after four-year legal saga
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UK
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1 November 2023
Top prosecutor warns of enduring justice delays
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UK
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28 October 2023
Rwanda Supreme Court showdown: What do we know?
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UK
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9 October 2023
First woman to be top judge for England and Wales
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UK
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2 October 2023