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Russia fights edict Canberra embassy a security threat

Diplomatic tensions between Australia and Russia are playing out in the High Court after a new embassy in Canberra was denied by the federal government.

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Britain urged to let hero Afghans bring their families to UK after major data leak put thousands at risk

Exclusive: Yvette Cooper is warned that the ‘worst possible consequences of the data leak’ could become a ‘dire reality’ if Afghans cannot bring their loved ones to safety

The Independent UK

Kevin Spacey to perform at Cyprus resort in bid to revive career after acquittal on sexual assault charges

The Oscar winner will take to the stage for a cabaret-style performance - years after being out of the spotlight and a high-profile court case

Evening Standard

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8 Times a Verbal Promise About Inheritance Was Rejected by the Court

We’ve all heard stories about how someone was told they’d inherit “everything” just to be left with nothing. In some cases, a verbal promise is enough to make sure you get your “cut.” However, there have been several cases where the court rejected the idea of a verbal promise about…

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Lucy Letby’s colleague wins High Court claim over probe into hospital visits

The doctor issued a claim for breach of contract at the High Court

The Independent UK

Teenager jailed for school shooting fantasy inspired by Columbine massacre

Felix Winter, 18, admitted two charges and was sentenced at the High Court in Glasgow.

Evening Standard

Bereaved family intend to apply to access Scappaticci will

The High Court in London ruled earlier this week that the will of a man believed to be the IRA agent known as Stakeknife will not be made public.

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Royal Albert Hall dispute over seat use to go to High Court trial, judge rules

A High Court judge says the seat holders’ dispute with the Royal Albert Hall should go to trial

Evening Standard

Alleged ‘con queen of Hollywood’ loses High Court challenge against extradition

He is accused of conning more than 300 victims, including actors and screenwriters

The Independent UK

Police officers detained after smacking son win appeal after ‘unlawful’ arrests

The officers, who both serve with the Metropolitan Police, were arrested in March 2019

The Independent UK

Police responses to missing people must change after teenager death, couple say

Emily and Mark Pulman are suing Sussex Police at the High Court following the death of Jason Pulman, who took his own life in 2022 aged 15.

Evening Standard

Man handed 18-year prison term for murdering partner in ‘savage’ attack

Corey Dryden, 32, previously admitted killing Megan Hughes, 31, at her home in the Scottish Borders in February this year.

Evening Standard

Man who stabbed partner 27 times in ‘savage’ attack jailed for murder

Corey Dryden repeatedly struck Megan Hughes with a claw hammer and knife

The Independent UK

4 decades, hundreds of ‘custody deaths’, no murder conviction: The curious case of Maharashtra

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Four men guilty of murdering refugee in drug robbery

Four men whose murder convictions were quashed by the High Court have been found guilty at a retrial over the death of a man during a drug robbery.

The National (Scotland)

Banning Palestine Action an 'abuse of power', High Court told

BANNING Palestine Action as a terror organisation had the hallmarks of a “blatant abuse of power” and made the UK an “international…

Evening Standard

Police 'getting it wrong' when enforcing Palestine Action terror ban, says High Court judge

Palestine Action was proscribed by Home Secretary Yvette Cooper earlier this month

Evening Standard

Palestine Action terror ban made UK ‘international outlier’, High Court told

The group’s co-founder wants to bring legal action over the decision to proscribe the organisation as a terror group.

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The Independent UK

Reform UK candidate in court battle after losing election in bizarre ‘name out of the hat’ draw

A rural Worcestershire election was decided at random after recounts left two candidates tied on 889 votes in May

The National (Scotland)

Palestine Action co-founder set to challenge UK Government terror ban

The co-founder of the proscribed group Palestine Action is set to ask the High Court for the green light to challenge the Home Secretary’s…

Evening Standard

High Court to hear bid to challenge Palestine Action ban

Huda Ammori is seeking to challenge Yvette Cooper’s decision to proscribe Palestine Action under anti-terror laws earlier this year.

Evening Standard

Financial Times ‘unconvinced’ Odey libel claim is ‘serious’, High Court told

Mr Odey is suing the publication for at least £79 million in damages over four articles published in 2023.

The Conversation

Why did the government hide a data leak about Afghans working with British forces and why did the courts finally reveal it?

When thousands of Afghans were quietly flown to the UK under a secret relocation scheme, few knew it was triggered by an error. A defence official had accidentally leaked the personal data of nearly 19,000 Afghan nationals who had worked with British forces and were at risk of Taliban reprisals.

The Independent UK

Betrayal after betrayal: Afghan special forces abandoned by Britain had details leaked in MoD data breach

Revealed: Elite troops who fought alongside UK troops were put at risk of danger after personal data was shared in catastrophic breach

Evening Standard

Paedophile blames Starmer for ‘damning’ teachers accused of historic abuse

Brian Dailey, 78, was convicted in 2017 and also 2022 of a total of 21 charges, of which 16 were sex offences, spanning 1969 to 1984.

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