Nigel Evans
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Iain Duncan Smith and Nigel Evans among the MPs making claims as Tory infighting grows
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Tim Farron says on Wednesday that he does not think homosexuality is a sin following a question from Conservative MP Nigel Evans1:53
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Singer, 76, tells House of Lords event that he will never regain the respect and confidence he had before being wrongly accused
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Freedom of information disclosure of cost of investigations prompts MP Nigel Evans, who was cleared of sex offences, to call for review of police operations
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Susanna Rustin: Britain's new director of public prosecutions has had a tricky six months, and has huge challenges ahead. But the conviction this week of publicist Max Clifford is a vindication of Alison Saunders' pledge to do more for vulnerable, especially female, victims
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That MPs misgauge the public mood is a common accusation, but that they don't understand the impact of their own legislation on people is unforgiveable. Nigel Evans owes others caught up in legal aid cuts an apology
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A new Guardian/ICM poll shows that support for the Conservatives has slipped by 3% after their post-budget bounce
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Sarah Wollaston claims she had to offer help to complainants, but Tory colleagues demand apology for her actions
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The former Commons deputy speaker calls for reform in sex offence cases, and says those acquitted should not be liable for costs
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Former deputy speaker says MPs should look at giving lifetime anonymity to people accused of sex offences
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Tory former deputy speaker says he used life savings to fund his successful £130,000 defence against charges
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Observer editorial: The collapse of the Nigel Evans case must not stop the Crown Prosecution Service taking action against the rich and famous
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Some Tories calling for a higher threshold of evidence after acquittals of Nigel Evans, Michael Le Vell and Bill Roache
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Editorial: The failure of juries to convict when crown prosecutors have made a decision to bring sex cases to trial has implications across the board
What it takes for the Tories’ callous legal aid cuts to hit home