The Latest Breaking News from Royal Courts of Justice

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Coleen Rooney, wife of former England soccer captain Wayne, emerged victorious in her high-profile libel match with the spouse of an ex-teammate after a High Court judge agreed that Rebekah Vardy had leaked stories about her to the press.

The family of brain-damaged Archie Battersbee have been denied permission to take their case to the UN by the Court of Appeal.

Archie, 12, has been in a “comatose state” after suffering “catastrophic” brain damage in an accident at home three months ago, and has been declared brain-stem dead by doctors

Three Court of Appeal judges in London have upheld a ruling by a High Court judge, who had decided that doctors could lawfully stop treating Archie.

Three appeal judges on Monday upheld a ruling by a High Court judge who had decided that doctors could lawfully stop treating the 12-year-old.

The Wagatha Christie trial began in May and lasted nearly two weeks, with details about the personal lives of Coleen Rooney and Rebekah Vardy laid bare. Now, two months on, the WAGs are still waiting to find out the victor

Kellogg's will not be allowed to promote sugary cereals in supermarket special offers, a court has ruled. In-store promotions on food and drink high in fat, salt or sugar will be restricted under new rules for England, according to BBC. Food giant Kellogg's had taken the government to court arguing…

Number of cases delayed by strike hits 2,000 as barristers in England and Wales join picket lines again