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Palestine Action 'unlawful ban' shock: Met Police to stop arresting peaceful supporters after High Court ruling

The Government’s decision to proscribe Palestine Action as a terror organisation was unlawful, the High Court has ruled

Evening Standard

Palestine Action terror ban ruled unlawful by High Court in humiliating blow for government

Huda Ammori, co-founder of Palestine Action, took the Home Office to court over its decision to proscribe the protest group under terror laws

The Independent UK

Home Office spent £700,000 fighting Palestine Action legal battle over terror proscription, data reveals

Human rights group criticise government’s ‘grave abuse of state power’ ahead of High Court decision on Palestine Action terror ban

The Independent UK

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Oat-based products cannot be trademarked as ‘milk’, Supreme Court rules

The Swedish company had been in a legal battle with Dairy UK, the trade association for the UK dairy industry.

Evening Standard

Labour’s efforts to ramp up one-in-one-out deportations to France hit by fresh legal challenges

Sixteen migrants told the High Court that the government’s flagship deportation deal with France was failing victims of trafficking

The Independent UK

Ex-Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre ’emphatically’ denies lying to Leveson Inquiry

A group of household names are bringing legal action against Associated Newspapers over allegations of unlawful information gathering.

Evening Standard

Oatly banned from using word ‘milk’ to label vegan drinks

The UK’s highest court has sided with the dairy industry in the long-running row

The Independent UK

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Met Police officers could be 'blacklisted' for being Freemasons, High Court hears

Since December, officers and staff have been required to declare membership of any organisation that is ‘hierarchical, has confidential membership and requires members to support and protect each other’

Evening Standard

West London orphans left in ‘squalid conditions’ by council to save money

The High Court has ruled that a west London council acted unlawfully and failed an orphaned child by leaving him in “squalid conditions” in order to avoid the financial burden of taking him on as “looked after.” While the child lived with his sister, who was also a child, the…

Evening Standard

If you live in public housing, what rights do you have to stay in your home?

Around 544,000 people live in public housing in Australia. And there’s huge demand for more: 169,000 households are waiting for public housing, up almost 10% from a decade earlier.

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Ex-Mail editor says Baroness Lawrence’s allegations ‘bewildering’, court told

The former editor-in-chief of the Daily Mail was giving evidence at the High Court on Tuesday.

Evening Standard

Native title holders take water dispute to High Court

A huge water allocation to allow a horticulture company to grow fruit and vegetables in the desert is being challenged in the High Court by Traditional Owners.

AAP

Alleged shotgun murder initially treated as non-suspicious death, court told

David Campbell denies killing Brian Low on a track near Aberfeldy, Perth and Kinross, in February 2024.

Evening Standard

Man who attempted to rape woman during flight jailed for six years

Italian national Nicola Cristiano, 45, attacked the woman after moving seats to be next to her on a Naples-Edinburgh flight last May.

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Sir Elton John tells court alleged Mail actions were ‘outside human decency’

The Candle In The Wind singer is one of a group of famous names bringing legal action against Associated Newspapers Limited at the High Court

Evening Standard

Groundsman ‘had blood on him’ when body found, murder trial told

David Campbell, 77, denies killing Brian Low, 65, with a shotgun near Aberfeldy in Perthshire on February 16, 2024.

Evening Standard

Ex-gamekeeper suspected man he is accused of murdering set him up, court told

Brian Low died in February 2024 on a track near Aberfeldy, Perthshire.

AAP

Tower residents' eviction win ahead of High Court fight

The Court of Appeal has ordered a state government body to halt its plan to evict residents at three public housing towers earmarked for demolition.

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Ex head gamekeeper said he ‘loathed’ groundsman, murder trial told

A witness has told a murder trial she heard David Campbell say ‘I hate him’ in relation to Brian Low.

Evening Standard

Ex-head gamekeeper goes on trial accused of shotgun murder

Brian Low died in February 2024.

AAP

Palmer fights election caps despite failed $50m spend

Changes to how much money political parties can spend on elections and how much people can donate to candidates will be challenged in Australia's highest court.

Times Life

He Lost His Family, His Youth and 20 Years of Life - The Court Finally Set Him Free

In early 2026, a clip began circulating widely on social media. It shows a man stepping out of prison and breaking down, unable to hold back his tears. For many viewers, it looked like another fleeting viral moment - raw, emotional, unsettling. But behind that moment is a story far…

Radio France Internationale

French man cleared of drug charges in Malaysia, avoiding possible death penalty

A French national who had been facing the possibility of the death penalty in Malaysia has been acquitted on eight drug-related charges, bringing an end to nearly two and a half years of detention and uncertainty.

The Independent UK

Daily Mail ‘used me and my son to give them credibility for supporting a black family’, Doreen Lawrence says

The peer, whose son Stephen was murdered in 1993, asks: ‘Were they really fighting for justice for my son or were they just pretending that they were to sell their papers?’

Evening Standard

Baroness Lawrence claims Daily Mail pretended to support her for ‘credibility’

The publisher strongly denies wrongdoing and is defending the claims.

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