In February the High Court granted Meghan summary judgment in relation to her privacy claim as well as most of her copyright claim.

Former Which? director Richard Lloyd, supported by a campaign group, wants to bring a ‘representative action’ against the US-based tech giant.

Former Which director Richard Lloyd, supported by campaign group Google You Owe Us, wants to bring a ‘representative action’ against the tech giant.

Paula Vennells, who was chief executive of the Post Office until 2019, was awarded a CBE for ‘services to the Post Office and to charity’.

Former subpostmasters celebrated outside court after they cleared their names – but others were angry at the Post Office for ‘destroying’ their lives.

Lawyers said evidence of serious defects in the Horizon system was ‘concealed from the courts, prosecutors and defence’.

At least 39 of the former subpostmasters are expected to have their convictions overturned.

The English Defence League founder – whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon – is being sued by Jamal Hijazi.

Kate Wilson, who was deceived into an intimate relationship with undercover officer Mark Kennedy, is taking legal action against the Met.

Counsel General for Wales Jeremy Miles is asking the High Court to give the go-ahead for a full challenge to the Interal Market Act.

Six asylum seekers are claiming that their accommodation at the facility breached their human rights, and could amount to false imprisonment.

Omar Latif was one of nine men jailed in 2012 for terror offences relating to an al Qaida-inspired plot to bomb the London Stock Exchange.

Almost 200 people tested positive for coronavirus during an outbreak at the barracks earlier this year.

The High Court ruled the Electoral Commission was following ‘its standard process’ when it said the change could not be made in time for the poll.

Jonathan Beere and Daniel Payne were jailed in 2011 for conspiracy to import £53 million of cocaine into the UK.

The actor has asked the Court of Appeal to grant permission for him to challenge the ruling.

The actor has asked the Court of Appeal to grant permission for him to challenge the ruling.

Twenty-two trade unionists were convicted across three trials in 1973 and 1974.

The judge said it would not be in the public interest to order a retrial.

Two dozen trade unionists who picketed during the 1972 national builders’ strike were charged with offences.