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Byline: By, Leonie Chao-Fong A family was left 'in tears' after their luxury staycation at a five-star Cornish resort fell through and they were offered an alternate stay 250 miles [...]

Byline: Paul Chadwick Cameras surveil many public spaces, and mobile phones can take pictures any time, anywhere and disseminate them, yet there remains a curious resistance among some to photojournalism [...]

Byline: James Atwell My friend Canon Ian Tomlinson achieved the distinction of serving as the rector of a rural benefice in Hampshire for 37 years, from 1979 until his death, [...]

Canon Ian Tomlinson, who has died aged 66, became Rector of the Hampshire villages of Appleshaw, Kimpton, Thruxton, Fyfield and Shipton Bellinger in 1979 and remained in office until the [...]

The Metropolitan Police made an unreserved apology to the family of Ian Tomlinson yesterday and accepted that he had been unlawfully killed after he was struck and shoved to the [...]

Byline: Matthew Taylor The Metropolitan police are close to making an offer of compensation to the family of Ian Tomlinson, who died after being pushed to the ground by a [...]

Don't worry yourselves, it's all too upsetting, and there's no evidence of anything untoward. So said the authorities to the grieving family of Ian Tomlinson in the days following the [...]

Byline: Paul Lewis Millions will remember Ian Tomlinson as the tragic figure who, shortly before being struck by a police officer, was captured on video shuffling along the street wearing [...]

Byline: Peter Walker Ian Tomlinson, a bystander caught up in the G20 protests in London, died after a policeman struck him with a baton and shoved him to the ground [...]

Byline: Shiv Malik A police officer charged with the manslaughter of the newspaper vendor Ian Tomlinson at the G20 protests pleaded not guilty yesterday. During the 25-minute hearing at Southwark [...]

Byline: Vikram Dodd The trial of the police officer accused over the death of Ian Tomlinson at the G20 protests in April 2009 has been set for October next year. [...]

Byline: Paul Lewis The police officer accused of killing Ian Tomlinson at the G20 protests has appeared in court to be told he will stand trial at the Old Bailey [...]

The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) yesterday published three reports. One was into the death of Ian Tomlinson, in April 2009, a second looked at the police media handling of [...]

Byline: Paul Lewis For two years the family of Ian Tomlinson, the newspaper seller unlawfully killed by a police officer, have maintained their belief that police withheld crucial information from [...]

Byline: George Monbiot 'From the information I had, that is what I believed happened to me.' So Simon Harwood, the police officer who pushed Ian Tomlinson to the ground at [...]

THE POLICE officer who pushed over Ian Tomlinson at the G20 protests in 2009 apologised in court to the newspaper seller's family yesterday for 'any way' that he might have [...]

Byline: Paul Lewis A senior judge and expert in protest law has been appointed to oversee the inquest into the death of Ian Tomlinson, the newspaper seller who died at [...]

Byline: James Meikle and Alan Travis The police officer caught on video striking newspaper seller Ian Tomlinson during last year's G20 protests in London faces disciplinary proceedings, the Metropolitan police [...]

Byline: Owen Bowcott The pathologist whose initial examination suggested that Ian Tomlinson died of a heart attack during the G20 protests is facing accusations that he conducted four other autopsies [...]

11.30 Speak with Julia on mobile. Read out the following statement [from the Independent Police Complaints Commission]: 'The IPCC has completed the assessment of the death of Ian Tomlinson who [...]

Byline: Paul Lewis Investigators decided there was no evidence of police wrongdoing in the death of Ian Tomlinson just three days after he collapsed at the G20 protests, it emerged [...]

Byline: Paul Lewis The police officer caught on film attacking Ian Tomlinson during the G20 protests could face manslaughter charges after a second postmortem concluded that the newspaper vendor died [...]

Byline: Martin Evans PC Simon Harwood, the police officer cleared of killing newspaper vendor Ian Tomlinson during the G20 riots, has admitted his actions constituted gross misconduct and has twice [...]

Byline: Gordon Rayner Chief Reporter Dr Freddy Patel examined Ian Tomlinson on April 3, two days after hedied, and concluded that the cause of death was coronary artery disease. His [...]

Nothing could be more serious than the state taking the life of one of its subjects - except, perhaps, for the state's agents preventing this coming to light. After an [...]

Byline: Duncan Campbell Just over 30 years ago an inquest jury delivered a verdict of 'death by misadventure' in the case of Blair Peach, a young teacher who was killed [...]

Byline: Owen Bowcott The Home Office pathologist criticised for his autopsy on the body of the newspaper seller who died at the G20 protests in London was found guilty of [...]

Byline: George Monbiot Hundreds of thousands of us have now seen the footage of the newspaper-seller shambling peacefully home from work. We've seen how, without warning or provocation, PC Simon [...]

Byline: Paul Lewis For more than three decades, protesters have carried placards with the slogan: 'Who Killed Blair Peach?' The closest they would get to an answer over the death [...]

Death The newspaper vendor collapsed at 7.30pm, 1 April 2009, as he made his way home through police cordons at the G20 protests, near the Bank of England. Police involvement [...]

Byline: Interviews Paul Lewis and Peter Walker 'I've never felt pain like that in my life': 1.22pm, Threadneedle Street Michael Preston, 43, press photographer, from London On Old Broad Street [...]

Byline: Telegraph reporters PC Harwood was acquitted of manslaughter in July but police watchdog the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) ordered that he should face the internal Metropolitan Police hearing [...]

Byline: Martin Evans Crime Correspondent A disciplinary panel, which was sitting in public for the first time in the history of the Metropolitan Police, ruled yesterday that Mr Harwood's actions [...]

Speaking outside a police building in Earl's Court, north London, she said: 'Today's hearing has resulted in the maximum penalty that was ever available to the panel. Dismissal due to [...]

Byline: Stephen Adams Medical Correspondent The Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service (MPTS) ruled that Dr Freddy Patel's fitness to practise was 'impaired by reason of misconduct'. Tha panel concluded he had [...]

Byline: Victoria Ward As Mr Tomlinson's family struggled to come to terms with the acquittal of Pc Simon Harwood, who struck the newspaper seller with his baton minutes before his [...]

Byline: Victoria Ward Yesterday police officer Simon Harwood has been cleared of killing newspaper seller Mr Tomlinson during the G20 protests in London in 2009. Pc Harwood, 45, shoved the [...]

The comments were made as concerns were raised about the officer's alleged previous 'heavy handed policing', details of which were only disclosed after his acquittal. Ten allegations had been made [...]

Byline: Gordon Rayner Chief Reporter Initially peaceful protests against the excesses of bankers and global corporations turned violent when a small number of demonstrators smashed their way into a branch [...]

Byline: Victoria Ward Pc Harwood, 45, shoved the 47-year-old father of nine, from behind and then hit him with his baton, causing him to fall heavily to the ground. Minutes [...]

Byline: Telegraph reporters Inspector Timothy Williams told Southwark Crown Court that Pc Simon Harwood, 45, had his head in his hands when he saw the clip being shown on television. [...]

Byline: Telegraph reporters Dr Freddy Patel was banned today from practising as a doctor after inaccurate results in the post-mortem examination of the body of newspaper seller Ian Tomlinson who [...]

PC Simon Harwood, who was found not guilty of the manslaughter of newspaper seller Ian Tomlinson during the G20 protests, has a history of allegations of violence and misconduct in [...]

'Significant questions' remain about the behaviour of a police officer who was cleared today of the manslaughter of Ian Tomlinson during the G20 protests, the police watchdog said. The Independent [...]

A police officer accused of killing Ian Tomlinson during the G20 protest said he hit the newspaper seller because he was being deliberately obstructive. PC Simon Harwood, 45, is accused [...]

Byline: Alice Philipson Mr Tomlinson's widow Julia, who had pursued the claim along with seven of his children and stepchildren, said the apology was 'as close as we are going [...]

Byline: Richard Alleyne and John-Paul Ford Rojas Speaking outside Southwark Crown Court, Mr Tomlinson's stepson Paul King wept as he said 'it really hurts'. 'In April 2009, along with everyone [...]

Byline: Victoria Ward Ten allegations had been made against the officer during his career before his encounter with Mr Tomlinson, who later died. Six of these were deemed 'serious' and [...]

Byline: Gordon Rayner Chief Reporter Born in Matlock, Derbyshire, he moved to London as a 17-year-old and worked as a scaffolder and as a roofer. He married mother-of-five Julia Williams [...]

His final moments were played and re-played in slow motion to a jury before pictures of his lifeless body were beamed into Southwark Crown Court. PC Simon Harwood, 45, was [...]