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Court rules Princess Kate phone claim “too late” in Prince Harry’s lawsuit against publisher

A judge ruled that an allegation Princess Kate’s phone was targeted won’t be included in Prince Harry’s lawsuit against the Daily Mail publisher.

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McLaren not ‘genuine’ about giving me F1 seat, Alex Palou tells High Court

Mr Palou began giving evidence at the High Court trial on Friday.

Evening Standard

Two boys accused of murdering 15-year-old with sword to stand trial next year

Amen Teklay was found seriously injured in the Maryhill area of Glasgow on March 5 and died at the scene.

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Carmakers Face Massive UK Dieselgate Lawsuit

Five major car manufacturers go on trial at London's High Court on Monday in the latest chapter of the dieselgate emissions scandal that has rocked the global car industry for a decade.

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Rights group should be allowed to challenge jet parts export ruling, judges told

Al-Haq is bringing a bid to appeal against the High Court’s decision to dismiss their legal challenge earlier this year.

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Failed appeal marks end of the line for whistleblower

The High Court has refused to hear David McBride's appeal, meaning the man who exposed war crime allegations will remain behind bars until at least mid-2026.

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Human rights group’s bid to challenge Israel jet parts export ruling to be heard

Al-Haq previously challenged the Department for Business and Trade’s decision to continue licensing exports of components for F-35 fighter jets.

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Scottish Footballer Attacks 'Good Samaritan' Who Let Him Charge His Phone Before Raping Her

Teenage footballer Niall Geany has been jailed for three years and nine months for raping a woman who let him into her Edinburgh home to charge his phone. The 19-year-old was found guilty at the High Court in Glasgow after betraying the victim's kindness.

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Former servicemen settle legal claims for more than £700,000 over hearing loss

The cases were some of around 10,000 against the Ministry of Defence over hearing loss suffered during military service.

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There are now two appeals in the Erin Patterson mushroom murder case. What’s going on?

The Victorian Director of Public Prosecutions, who has carriage of the Erin Patterson murder case, has chosen to appeal against what he considers to be an overly lenient sentence.

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US property tycoon's £36m family home must be sold in bitter divorce battle, High Court judge rules

Michael Fuchs has been locked in a bitter divorce battle with his ex after their split in 2020

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Prince Harry’s lawyer claims William and Kate were targeted by Daily Mail

The Prince of Wales’s brother is one of a group of seven individuals bringing legal action against Daily Mail publisher Associated Newspapers Limited

The Independent UK

Who is Michelle Mone? Firm linked to Baroness at heart of Covid PPE contract dispute

High Court orders PPE Medpro to repay £122 million to government for breaching contract to supply surgical gowns during pandemic

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William’s 21st birthday party may have been ‘blagging’ target, High Court told

The Prince of Wales’s brother is one of a group of seven individuals bringing legal action against Daily Mail publisher Associated Newspapers Limited.

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Company linked to Mone must repay almost £122m over Covid PPE contract breach

The Department of Health and Social Care sued PPE Medpro at the High Court for supplying 25 million gowns that were not suitable for NHS use.

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Rapist who faked his own death and fled to Spain jailed for eight years

A judge described James Clacher’s attempt to evade justice as ‘cowardly’.

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Baroness Michelle Mone-linked company loses £122m High Court battle with government over faulty PPE

Michelle Mone’s husband Douglas Barrowman branded the PPE Medpro defeat in the High Court a “whitewash”

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Anger as London council fails to refund drivers for £1.3m in ‘unlawful’ LTN fines

Only around 1,662 penalty charge notices worth £126,715 handed back to motorists by September 26, according to research

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Palestine Action case 'not exceptional', Home Office insists in legal battle over ban

A CHALLENGE over the ban of Palestine Action as a terror group is not “exceptional” and should not be heard at the High Court, lawyers for the…

The Independent UK

Appeal against Palestine Action ban is not an ‘exceptional’ case, Home Office lawyers argue

Lawyers for the action group have argued that the case should proceed to a judicial review

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Palestine Action case not ‘exceptional’, Home Office tells appeal judges

The Home Office is challenging a decision to allow the co-founder of the group to bring a High Court challenge over the ban.

The Independent UK

New Zealand mother convicted of killing her children in ‘suitcase murder’ trial

Hakyung Lee was extradited from South Korea to stand trial after her children’s bodies were found in suitcases in an abandoned storage unit

The Independent UK

‘Homeless, destitute and in fear’: The grim future facing migrants returned to France under ‘one in, one out’ deal

IN FOCUS: Lawyers for migrants under the ‘one in, one out’ deal have argued that they will be destitute if they are returned to France with little support and accommodation in short supply. Holly Bancroft looks at what will happen to those who are sent back

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UK deports Indian man to France under 'one in, one out' migrant scheme

The United Kingdom on Thursday returned the first migrant to France under the new joint "one in, one out" deal, both governments confirmed, as London bids to curb contentious cross-Channel small boat arrivals.

Evening Standard

Second migrant makes High Court challenge over removal to France

It comes after an Eritrean man was given a temporary block from being deported to France under the Government’s one in, one out scheme on Tuesday.

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