Paul Cook and former guitarist Steve Jones are suing ex-singer John Lydon, aka Johnny Rotten, over the use of their songs in a forthcoming TV series.

A long-running case concerns around two billion US dollars of assets belonging to the Venezuelan central bank.

Steve Jones told the court that a lot of bands resent each other.

The trio, now in their late 60s, and three friends became known as the ‘Stockwell Six’

Cleveland Davidson was just 17 when he and five friends, all young black men, were arrested on the London Underground while on a night out.

Amec Foster Wheeler Energy Limited has entered into a deferred prosecution agreement with the Serious Fraud Office over historic corruption.

Boris Johnson failed to act following a report on Russian interference in UK elections, it has been claimed.

The case is thought to be the first time that sitting MPs or peers have taken legal action against the Government on the grounds of national security.

Sir Simon Hughes said knowledge his private information was unlawfully obtained ‘went to the top in The Sun’ after accepting ‘substantial’ damages.

Sir Simon sued the company for misuse of private information and breach of confidence in 2019.

Alta Fixsler suffered a severe brain injury at birth and her doctors say she cannot breathe, eat or drink without sophisticated medical treatment.

The Competition and Markets Authority said it was probing whether the takeover could cause a ‘substantial lessening of competition’ in any UK markets.

The Duchess of Sussex successfully sued Associated Newspapers Limited over articles which reproduced parts of a personal letter to her father.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s former communications secretary ‘led extensive efforts’ to protect Meghan and her parents, the High Court has heard.

Tim Crosland, founder of campaign group Plan B Earth, has been fined £5,000 for revealing the Supreme Court ruling on Heathrow expansion early.

Tim Crosland is the director of environmental campaigning organisation Plan B Earth.

Tim Crosland faces jail for contempt of court for revealing the Supreme Court’s decision on Heathrow’s third runway a day before it was made public.

One woman suffered a ‘colossal interference’ with her right to family life because of fees the Home Office charged.

The duchess had sued Associated Newspapers Limited over a series of articles which reproduced parts of a handwritten letter sent to Thomas Markle.

The Keeper of the Privy Purse, acting on behalf of the Queen, has told Meghan’s lawyers the copyright to the letter does not belong to the Crown.