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Neo-Nazi terrorist with weapons cache promoted Holocaust denial online

Alan Edward, 55, was found guilty of possession of a crossbow, machete, sword, knuckleduster and arrowheads

The Independent UK

Neo-Nazi terrorist jailed for 10 years for ‘armoury’ at home and offensive posts

Alan Edward, 55, of Falkirk, was convicted in September.

Evening Standard

Huge illegal car park on green belt near Heathrow Airport to be ripped out

Hillingdon Council gets High Court injunction after land used to park hundreds of cars around 10 minutes from Heathrow Airport

Evening Standard

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Cannibal who killed and ate his own mother has death sentence stayed by top court

India’s top court puts temporary stay on execution until case can be reviewed

The Independent UK

Government ordered to hold public inquiry into murder of GAA official

Sean Brown was locking the gates to the Bellaghy Wolfe Tones GAA club training ground when he was ambushed by loyalist paramilitaries in 1997.

The Independent UK

Thrissur Pooram: Two Devaswoms move SC against Kerala HC's guidelines for elephant parade

The management committee said that if the guidelines of High Court is implemented it will bring the two-century-old festival and a celebration of the state's rich heritage to a "grinding halt". Read further on Dynamite News:

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CFMEU corruption case stalls after High Court challenge

A criminal case against an ex-CFMEU state secretary and his son has been held up after the union's High Court attack on its government-imposed administration.

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Alleged Chinese spy remains anonymous under High Court order

The businessman, only known as H6, was described by judges as having formed an ‘unusual degree’ of trust with Andrew.

Evening Standard

Sara Sharif’s grandfather says he will fight to keep her siblings in Pakistan

Muhammad Sharif said Jhelum, Pakistan, is the ‘safest place’ for Sara’s five siblings.

Evening Standard

Animal activists hail historic victory in battle over ‘cruel’ Frankenchickens

Court of Appeal says farming animals that suffer due to genetic make-up illegal

The Independent UK

Farming rules prioritise animal welfare over profit, Court of Appeal judge says

The Humane League UK lost an appeal to overturn a High Court decision saying the government had not acted unlawfully in allowing fast-grown chickens.

Evening Standard

Delhi HC grants 90 days to Delhi police to complete probe in AQIS Training Module case

The High Court has granted a 90-day extension to complete the investigation on the appeal of Delhi police. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Victorian independents’ potential High Court challenge to political donations laws has merit - and there are federal implications too

A prospective constitutional challenge to Victorian campaign finance laws may have flow-on consequences for Commonwealth campaign finance reforms, which have currently stalled in the Senate.

The Conversation

Workers protest CFMEU takeover as court battle starts

Blue-collar unionists are rallying against a forced takeover of the construction union, saying the laws strip them of their rights, as a legal challenge begins.

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Mathura's Krishna Janmabhoomi Issue: Supreme Court lists hearing in January

The Supreme Court on Monday scheduled a hearing on the matter concerning the Krishna Janmabhoomi in Mathura and the Shahi Masjid Idgah issue for January 2025. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Trademarks that will never be used can be ‘bad faith’ business – a UK case has lessons for NZ and Australia

According to New Zealand’s Trademarks Register, the name Red Bull has been registered for everything from “varnishes” to “sausage machines”. And, of course, energy drinks.

The National (Scotland)

Elon Musk's Twitter/X platform to pay legal costs to George Galloway

ELON Musk’s social media platform Twitter/X has been ordered to pay legal costs in an Irish court case brought by George Galloway ...

Evening Standard

Mike Ashley met by ‘stone wall’ in data bid after £13m HMRC dispute, court told

The Frasers Group founder is bringing legal action against the tax body over allegedly ‘extensive’ breaches of data protection obligations.

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Booking a summer holiday deal? Beware ‘drip pricing’ and other tactics to make you pay more than you planned

Have you ever spotted what looked like a great deal on a website, added it to your “basket” and proceeded to checkout – only to find extra fees added on at the last minute?

The Independent UK

Assisted dying: The questions still unanswered over controversial bill ahead of MPs’ final vote

Kim Leadbeater, who proposed the assisted dying bill, has said there is ‘still a lot of work to do’ to perfect the proposed law

The Independent UK

Jury considers verdict in trial of man accused of Skye shooting spree

Finlay MacDonald, 41, denies murder and attempted murder at the High Court in Edinburgh.

Dynamite News

Mathura's Krishna Janmabhoomi Issue: Supreme Court defers hearing

A bench of Chief Justice of India Sanjiv Khanna and justice Sanjay Kumar deferred the hearing into the Mathura's Krishna Janmabhoomi and Shahi Masjid case. Various petitions are being heard by the Supreme Court on the dispute. Read further on Dynamite News:

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UPSC aspirants death case: Delhi HC extends interim bail of accused basement co-owners

The Delhi High court on Friday extended the interim bail of 4 basement owners accused in RAU's IAS Study circle case of Old Rajender Nagar. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Colour vision defect candidates cannot be recruited in Police: Delhi HC

The High Court further held that the standards of medical fitness of candidates in forces, including Delhi Police, have to be stricter and higher than those who apply for civilian posts. (Read further on Dynamite News)

The Independent UK

Skye shooting accused ‘fully in control’ of his actions, court told

Finlay MacDonald, 41, denies murder and attempted murder at the High Court in Edinburgh.

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