Tom Pilgrim
TV14 Nov 2024
Wagatha Christie timeline: the Vardy v Rooney libel battle
How did it all unfold? With Coleen Rooney set to go into the I’m A Celebrity jungle, we explain
Crime
Gatwick latest airport to secure injunction against activists amid protest fear
A number of airports have been granted court orders in recent weeks to prevent protesters trespassing on their land.
By Tom Pilgrim
19 Jul 2024
Crime
Mother suing government wants apology over daughter’s pollution-linked death
Ella Adoo-Kissi-Debrah, nine, suffered a fatal asthma attack in 2013 after being exposed to excessive air pollution.
By Tom Pilgrim
15 Jul 2024
Crime
NCA recovers funds in litigation involving lottery winner, a bomb plot and fraud
Lawyers for the National Crime Agency secured an order for the recovery of around £1 million linked to a fraud and money-laundering investigation.
By Tom Pilgrim
11 Jul 2024
Politics
Universities secure High Court orders against pro-Palestinian protest camps
The universities of Birmingham and Nottingham took legal action against activists to end the occupation of campus land.
By Tom Pilgrim
10 Jul 2024
Crime
Nottingham joins other universities in asking courts to help end protest camps
A number of educational institutions have taken legal action over Pro-Palestinian protests on campus.
By Tom Pilgrim
5 Jul 2024
Crime
Birmingham University seeks court order against Pro-Palestine protest encampment
Protesters are occupying a green space on the university’s Edgbaston campus.
By Tom Pilgrim
4 Jul 2024
Crime
Judge gives split ruling in Covid-19 vaccine patent legal battle
Moderna, Pfizer and BioNTech are in a dispute over the rights to life-saving vaccine technology patents.
By Tom Pilgrim
2 Jul 2024
Celebrity News
Harry ‘dragged kicking and screaming’ into Sun publisher’s search for evidence
The Duke of Sussex is facing a bid by News Group Newspapers to gain disclosure of more material potentially linked to their legal battle.
By Tom Pilgrim
27 Jun 2024
Crime
Just Stop Oil activists await ruling in Silverstone convictions appeal
The five protesters were found guilty of causing a public nuisance amid a track invasion at the Formula One location.
By Tom Pilgrim
26 Jun 2024
Crime
Newcastle United’s kit deal with JD Sports will hike prices for fans, court told
Sports Direct claims a refusal to supply it with the club’s 2024/25 Premier League season kit is unlawful.
By Tom Pilgrim
9 May 2024
Crime
Father of Nottingham stabbing victim ‘would do anything to bring him back’
David Webber said he misses his son Barnaby ‘every minute of every day’.
By Tom Pilgrim
8 May 2024
Crime
Teacher banned over misgendering pupil ‘had free speech right infringed’
At a hearing in London, Joshua Sutcliffe’s lawyers argued the decision to ban him, which may be reviewed after two years, was ‘unsafe’.
By Tom Pilgrim
1 May 2024
Politics
Treasury ‘pressure’ led to cycling and walking funding cuts, High Court told
Transport Action Network is bringing a legal challenge against the Department for Transport.
By Tom Pilgrim
30 Apr 2024
Crime
Lucy Letby faces wait for ruling over bid to challenge her convictions
Judges are due to give their decision over her case at a later date.
By Tom Pilgrim
25 Apr 2024
Crime
Campaigners get green light to bring High Court challenge against XL bully ban
The Government is facing accusations that its recently introduced ban on the large bulldog-type American breed is unlawful.
By Tom Pilgrim
24 Apr 2024
Science
Rival Covid-19 jab developers face off in High Court patent trial
Moderna, Pfizer and BioNTech are in a dispute over the rights to life-saving vaccine technology patents.
By Tom Pilgrim
23 Apr 2024
Crime
Sun publisher loses bid to push back full trial of legal challenges
A number of people, including the Duke of Sussex, have accused the publisher of being involved in unlawful information gathering.
By Tom Pilgrim
19 Apr 2024
London
Gordon Ramsay firm secures court possession for squatter-occupied pub
A group locked themselves inside the Grade II-listed York & Albany hotel and gastropub in London last week.
By Tom Pilgrim
18 Apr 2024
Crime
Harry may be forced to settle claim against Sun publisher due to legal costs
The Duke of Sussex is bringing legal action against News Group Newspapers over alleged unlawful information gathering.
By Tom Pilgrim
17 Apr 2024
Film
Hugh Grant settles claim against Sun publisher due to risk of £10m legal costs
The actor took legal action against News Group Newspapers over alleged unlawful information gathering.
By Tom Pilgrim
17 Apr 2024