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Supreme Court rules that policies do provide cover against impact of virus and lockdown measures
Cuts imposed eight years ago are having a ‘damaging effect’ on barristers, according to Bar Council report
No 10 says system looking at whether former Autonomy chief should face trial in America ‘working as it should’
Move against Post Office follows quashing of several convictions related to faulty computer system
The barrister on representing the WikiLeaks founder — and the vitriol faced by her client Amber Heard
WikiLeaks founder must remain in Belmarsh prison
Judge rules WikiLeaks founder would be a ‘substantial’ suicide risk if held in harsh prison conditions
Criminal Court of Appeal upholds convictions following high-profile trial last year
Judges say government has taken proper account of climate change commitments made under the 2016 Paris agreement
Judgment allows Britain’s biggest consumer claim on card fees to proceed
Ex-wife of billionaire Farkhad Akhmedov accuses their son of helping to hide assets in divorce battle
Critics have called process a government ploy to limit people’s ability to challenge the state
CMC claims property investor built up debt on bets related to rail and bus operator FirstGroup
An employee sued Talbot Underwriting Services for constructive unfair dismissal
Ministers say Beijing’s security crackdown raises ‘important questions on rule of law’
People who transferred benefits out of schemes will be entitled to equalisation payments
Former UBS compliance officer and a day trader are seeking to overturn their criminal convictions
Financial institutions are under pressure to move faster on their switch from the scandal-hit benchmark
Former BNP Paribas employee who pleaded guilty to foreign exchange rigging taken on as $400-an-hour consultant
Ministers accused of seeking to curb public’s ability to overturn government decisions
Government failed to properly implement EU health and safety laws, judge rules, amid Covid concerns
Businessman who bought BHS for £1 in 2015 sentenced to six years in jail
High Court judge upholds Sun newspaper’s claim that film star beat his former wife
Politicians are seeking an inquiry into allegations Moscow interfered in UK elections
Former Supreme Court judge says ministers ‘deliberately stoked up fear’ to justify lockdown curbs
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