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Government taking nurses union to court in bid to bust strikes

The next walk-out is planned from April 30

Wales Online

Stepfather of key Kinahan cartel lieutenant drove bus in US President Joe Biden's Irish visit cavalcade

EXCLUSIVE: Gardai are now examining a potential security breach after ex-detective David O’Brien, who is married to the mother of gangster Ross Browning, passed vetting for the job

Irish Mirror

Stepfather of Kinahan Cartel top man drove bus in Joe Biden's cavalcade during Ireland trip

In 2016, O’Brien was found guilty by Dublin District Court of lying to GSOC officers investigating the posting of a Valentine’s Day card containing a bullet, a thong and “raunchy” poem

Dublin Live

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Karnataka HC evolves ‘triple tests’ to help couple facing legal hurdles to have a surrogate child

The Hindu

Dad of ecstasy death schoolgirl Grace Handling among victims' families welcoming new bill to scrap 'not proven'

A new bill published by the Scottish government would see the most radical shake-up of the country’s justice system in decades if passed.

Daily Record

Harry ‘kept out of the loop’ on phone hacking claims as Hugh Grant to appear in court

Harry thought tabloid press ‘wouldn’t have been stupid enough to go after his messages’, court hears

The Independent UK

Harry ‘kept out of loop’ regarding phone hacking claims, High Court hears

The Duke of Sussex is suing News Group Newspapers over alleged unlawful information gathering at The Sun and the now-defunct News Of The World.

The Independent UK

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Prince Harry 'ruffles feathers' with William after payout court claim, says royal expert

Prince Harry claimed in a High Court statement that his brother Prince William had reached a settlement with publisher News Group Newspapers over claims of phone hacking

Daily Mirror

T.N.’s law against online gambling | Madras High Court to hear on April 27 pleas challenging validity

The Madras High Court, on Wednesday, agreed to hear on April 27, a batch of cases filed by online gaming companies challenging the validity of the Tamil Nadu Prohibition of Online Gambling and Regulation of Online Games Act, 2022, for which Governor R.N. Ravi had granted his assent on April…

The Hindu

What the papers say – April 26

Sudan and royal phone hacking dominate the front pages of Wednesday’s newspapers.

The Independent UK

Warning over urgent and emergency care as nurses’ strike approaches

NHS leaders have sounded the alarm over keeping patients safe.

The Independent UK

Duke of Sussex hacking claim against tabloid publisher laid bare at High Court

Harry, 38, is suing the publisher of The Sun and the now-defunct News Of The World over alleged unlawful information gathering at the newspapers.

The Independent UK

Who are the alleged victims of phone hacking and what payouts did they receive?

The Independent has compiled some of the most high-profile alleged victims of phone hacking

The Independent UK

Prince William paid ‘very large sum’ by Murdoch firm over phone-hacking

Late Queen was involved in ‘discussions and authorisation’ of earlier secret agreement not to pursue claims against the publisher until the conclusion of the phone-hacking cases

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Reuters

India's Rahul Gandhi appeals after court denies stay of defamation conviction

Indian opposition leader Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday appealed to the High Court in the western state of Gujarat seeking a stay of conviction in a defamation case, challenging a lower court's ruling against his plea, his lawyer said.

Evening Standard

Prince Harry wanted journalists blocked from wedding to Meghan Markle

The Duke of Sussex said the Royal Family risked being a ‘laughing stock’

Daily Record

Body of murdered Scot was so badly burnt experts were called in to identify him

William Leiper was killed at a flat in Glasgow's Pollok before his corpse was dumped in a wheelie bin, dragged to a nearby park and set alight.

Evening Standard

Prince William ‘secretly agreed settlement with Murdoch newspaper publisher over phone hacking’

Prince William quietly settled a phone hacking claim against Rupert Murdoch’s UK media organisation for a “very large sum of money”, the High Court heard.

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The Independent UK

Prince of Wales allegedly agreed settlement with tabloid publisher

The High Court heard on Tuesday that William has “recently settled” a claim against News Group Newspapers over hacking allegations.

The Independent UK

Prince William paid ‘very large sum’ by Murdoch firm over phone hacking

Court documents say the late Queen was involved in ‘discussions and authorisation’ of agreement not to

The Independent UK

Latest hearing in Duke of Sussex’s legal battles with UK press

Harry is suing News Group Newspapers (NGN), publisher of The Sun and the now-defunct News Of The World, over alleged unlawful information gathering.

Daily Record

Cops welcome murder conviction after William Leiper's killer found guilty

At the High Court in Glasgow today, Jude McPhie, aged 42, admitted killing William, 31, and Christopher O’Reilly, 27, admitted attempting to defeat the end of justice.

The Independent UK

Government to face nursing union in court as Steve Barclay confirms legal action over strike

RCN leader vows to ‘stand up’ to government ‘bullies’ in court

The Hindu

SC seeks report from Calcutta HC on judge giving TV interview about pending case

On April 17, the top court had stayed the Calcutta High Court’s April 13 order directing the CBI and the ED to interrogate TMC leader Abhishek Banerjee and Kuntal Ghosh, an accused in the case, and file a report based on that.

The National (Scotland)

Judges showed ‘deference’ to Home Office view of Rwanda’s pledges, court told

Rwanda was described as “a highly autocratic repressive state” that “imprisons, tortures and murders those it considers to be its opponents”.

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