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The Latest Breaking News from the Upper Tribunal

Millions Could Wait Longer for Car Finance Compensation—Here's What UK Drivers Should Do Now

Millions of UK motorists could wait longer for car finance compensation after a tribunal paused the FCA's redress scheme. Here's what drivers should do next.

International Business Times UK

Staley sent client information to Epstein while at JP Morgan, tribunal told

Jes Staley is taking legal action against the Financial Conduct Authority at the Upper Tribunal in London.

Evening Standard

Barclays chairman asked ex-CEO Staley about Epstein links, tribunal told

Nigel Higgins gave evidence at the Upper Tribunal on Monday.

Evening Standard

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Bank of England head had ‘clear impression’ that Staley was ‘close’ to Epstein

Andrew Bailey, who was chief executive of the Financial Conduct Authority from 2016 to 2020, appeared at the Upper Tribunal in London on Friday.

Evening Standard

Ex-Barclays boss had ‘close relationship’ with paedophile Jeffrey Epstein, according to Bank of England governor

The governor of the Bank of England Andrew Bailey gave evidence about Jes Staley’s relationship with Epstein

The Independent UK

'Common sense' to release secret Union polling, court told

A JUDGE has been urged to uphold a decision to release secret polling on the strength of the Union in the latest front of the battle to challenge…

The National (Scotland)

UK Government force court battle over 'licence for secrecy' in Union polling

THE UK Government will go to court in an ongoing transparency battle sparked by its refusal to publish polling on support for the Union ...

The National (Scotland)

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Bristol rogue landlord who left properties in terrible state had ban upheld in legal first

Naomi Knapp's tenants lived in filthy, unfinished, unsafe and rubbish-strewn homes

Bristol Post

DWP pays out £11million to thousands of people who were denied PIP payments

Between April 2022 and February 2023, the DWP made payments to over 4,000 people which equates to

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