The Latest Breaking News from the High Court

The High Court of Karnataka has upheld constitutional validity of Section 37A of the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA), 1999, which empowers the Enforcement Directorate (ED) to seize in India assets equivalent to any foreign exchange, foreign security or any immovable property held outside India in violation of FEMA.

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has denied a tweet described as "harmful" and "racist" targeted Green deputy leader Mehreen Faruqi's ethnic origins.

The Calcutta High Court has become a ground for political muscle-flexing

Scott Faulkner was jailed at the High Court in Glasgow after being convicted of six charges at a trial in Edinburgh, writes Grant McCabe.

At the moment, the banks are set to pay £100million to those impacted however compensation payout could be as high as £500million

Prince Harry is set to make a rare trip to the UK next week, but according to a report, he may be unable to meet up with his father King Charles who will apparently be out of the country

A judge ruled Louise Backstrom - worth more than £250million - should hand over the cash after her six-year marriage to Martin Wennberg broke down.

Since Louise Backstrom and Martin Wennberg's six-year marriage broke down, the couple have been embroiled in a dispute over money in a London private family court.

Dominic McGlinchey's son Dominic Og is suing gardai over that investigation - and the probe into his father's murder a year later

Possible walk-outs over asylum policy ‘appalling’ and ‘unacceptable’, say senior Conservatives

Louise Backstrom and Martin Wennberg's six-year marriage broke down and since then, they've been embroiled in a dispute over money but a judge made a ruling today