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Lenders do not owe millions compensation over car finance, Supreme Court rules

The Supreme Court on Friday overturned a Court of Appeal ruling that said ‘secret’ commission payments were unlawful.

Evening Standard

Drivers should be ‘very pessimistic’ over car finance claims, say lawyers

Industry analysts also said on Friday that banks will ‘breathe a sigh of relief’ after the landmark Supreme Court ruling.

Evening Standard

Car loan scandal: What supreme court ruling means for UK motorists

Only one motorist will get compensation after judges found his deal was unfair, while most claims were rejected

The Independent UK

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Car finance mis-selling scandal: Millions of drivers denied payouts after Supreme Court ruling

Lenders have avoided having to pay compensation to potentially millions of drivers after a long-awaited Supreme Court ruling

The Independent UK

Epic's win against Google is upheld, and the Sweenster is loving it: 'Total victory'

But Google can (and will) take the appeal to the Supreme Court.

PC Gamer

Millions of drivers miss out on payout after landmark Supreme Court ruling on car finance

The case was brought by three motorists who all bought their cars for less than £10,000 before 2021

Evening Standard

Millions set to miss out on car finance compensation after Supreme Court ruling

Two lenders challenged a Court of Appeal ruling that said ‘secret’ commission payments paid by buyers were unlawful.

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Supreme Court car finance ruling: Martin Lewis issues urgent warning

The Supreme Court will rule on whether millions of motorists could be entitled to compensation on their hire-purchase agreements signed before 2021

The Independent UK

Martin Lewis explains car finance mis-selling case as Supreme Court to deliver verdict

Martin Lewis has explained what the car finance mis-selling case is as the Supreme Court is set to deliver its verdict.

The Independent UK

Voices: Why the car financing scandal could cause an even bigger pile-up than PPI

COMMENT : If the Supreme Court blows up the car finance market over commission payments to dealers, it could lead to firms going bust, less competition and much higher prices in future, says James Moore

The Independent UK

Car finance scandal live: Millions denied compensation payouts after Supreme Court ruling

Lenders have avoided potentially having to pay compensation to millions of drivers after the Supreme Court ruled that they are not liable

The Independent UK

UK Car Finance Scandal: Supreme Court Ruling Could Lead to Billions in Claims — Are You Eligible?

The Supreme Court's car finance ruling on 1 August 2025 could trigger a £44bn compensation scheme for millions of UK motorists who were mis-sold hidden commission deals before 2021.

International Business Times UK

FTSE 100 Live 01 August: Markets lower amid tariff jitters, IAG profit beats hopes

President Trump's latest trade salvo brought risk aversion back to the FTSE 100 index today as AstraZeneca fell sharply and IAG lost results-day gains.

Evening Standard

Justice Kavanaugh "Definitely Pay[s] Attention" To the Press

I am still incredulous that Justice Barrett does not read coverage about herself.

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The Independent UK

Supreme Court to rule on motor finance compensation row

The ruling will be handed down on Friday afternoon.

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Palestine Action Group Will Fight NSW Police In The Supreme Court Over Harbour Bridge Protest

"Whether or not we win will depend in large part on the incredible and unprecedented support we have received over recent days. It is so moving to know that millions of people are with us, like never before, and that so many are determined to march over our Bridge to…

The Independent UK

Exclusive: Aspiring CBP officer sues after being rejected over ‘religious’ ayahuasca tea use

Exclusive: The biweekly use of ayahuasca by Juliana Reis, a member of Christian reincarnationist sect União do Vegetal, is ‘very similar to Native Americans with peyote,’ her attorney Kevin Owen told The Independent

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Decision left up in the air over pro-Palestine march

A Supreme Court judge has decided to hold off on a decision that could allow police to step in to stop a pro-Palestine march across the Harbour Bridge.

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The Independent UK

Millions of motorists could be owed compensation for car finance mis-selling ahead of Supreme Court decision

‘This decision could have ramifications across the economy,’ Martin Lewis has warned

Al Jazeera

What legal tests are Donald Trump’s tariffs facing?

US courts assessing Trump’s tariff authority and reliance on 1977 emergencies act amid constitutional power debate.

Reason

On Sanctuary Cities, It's Trump vs. the 10th Amendment

The anticommandeering doctrine stands in the way of Trump’s immigration crackdown.

Reason

South Park's Trump Takedown Joins a Proud American Tradition

The cartoon’s savage Season 27 premiere puts a tiny, naked Trump in bed with Satan—and lands squarely in the American tradition of using outrageous satire to hold the powerful accountable.

We Got This Covered

Ghislaine Maxwell makes Congress an offer they’ll probably refuse, but a plea to Trump is still in the picture

The future is almost predictable.

RideApart

Despite Monumental Backlash, Utah's Legislature Still Wants to Sell Public Land

Public lands remain the one issue that nearly every American can agree on, in that they should stay in the public's hands. Yet, Utah's legislature remains hell bent on selling them off.

The Independent UK

Trump is making plans to avoid an RBG situation on the Supreme Court, his next picks could be even more right-wing

President appointed three of the nine judges on the Supreme Court during his first term

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