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UNCOVERED: 3 - The Untold Story

Palestine Action ban would be ‘authoritarian abuse’ of power, High Court told

The ban is set to come into force at midnight unless the legal bid for a temporary block is successful.

Evening Standard

‘Premature’ to decide whether MI5 should face contempt probe in BBC injunction case, judges rule

An injunction was granted in April 2022

The Independent UK

‘Premature’ to decide whether MI5 should face contempt probe, judges rule

MI5 previously said there had been ‘failings and errors’ in legal proceedings related to an alleged source accused of abusing two women.

Evening Standard

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MI5 apologises unreservedly to High Court for ‘failings and errors’

Legal proceedings were related to an alleged source who was accused of abusing two women.

Evening Standard

Judge clears way for Government to sign Chagos Islands deal after injunction

Mr Justice Chamberlain’s decision paves the way towards the deal being signed on Thursday.

Evening Standard

Chagos Islands injunction should be discharged, High Court judge says

The deal was due to be signed on Thursday morning but was temporarily blocked by an injunction hours before.

Evening Standard

Chagos Islands deal can still be done on Thursday despite injunction, court told

Mr Justice Goose granted an injunction at 2.25am against the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office.

Evening Standard

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Met Gala 2025 best dressed: Rihanna, Zendaya and Lauryn Hill stun on fashion’s biggest night

The theme of Monday night’s event was ‘Superfine: Tailoring Black Style’

The Independent UK

Tommy Robinson loses High Court bid as judge rules he's not in solitary confinement

Tommy Robinson has lost a bid to bring a High Court challenge against the Government over his segregation in prison.

The National (Scotland)

What happens when a Pope dies and how is a new Pontiff selected?

Renewed interest in Vatican tradition on back of Conclave winning at the Baftas and updates on Pope Francis’ health

Evening Standard

MI5 admits it ‘misled’ High Court over alleged abusive Security Service informant

The secret service misled the court while defending its handling of an allegedly misogynistic neo-Nazi state agent who attacked his girlfriend with a machete

The Independent UK

MI5 lied to multiple courts to protect identity of 'abusive' neo-Nazi spy

MI5 lied to multiple courts amid the Attorney General’s bid to prevent the BBC from identifying a suspected Security Service informant, a judge…

The National (Scotland)

Judge ‘misled’ in bid for injunction over BBC reporting of alleged MI5 informant

Then-Attorney General Suella Braverman sought the injunction at the High Court in 2022.

The Independent UK

Pitchfork loses High Court challenge over information about ‘sex assault’ claim

Colin Pitchfork is due to face a fresh hearing to decide whether he can be released on licence for a second time for the murder of two teenagers.

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Judicial review must be heard on how UK can sell F-35 parts to Israel, judge rules

Hearing likely in May, seven months after government decided to carve out F-35 parts from arms export ban

Tom’s Guide

7 new to Paramount Plus movies with 95% or higher on Rotten Tomatoes

We’ve rounded up the seven best new to Paramount Plus movies this month rated 95% or higher on Rotten Tomatoes.

The Independent UK

Campaigners ‘disappointed’ to lose legal fight over climate change plan

Kevin Jordan. Doug Paulley and environmental campaign group Friends of the Earth claimed the National Adaptation Programme was ‘deficient’.

The Guardian - UK

Civil servants obliged to carry out Tory Rwanda deportations, court rules

Union for civil servants claimed Home Office staff could be open to prosecution if Strasbourg rulings on Rwanda ignored

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'No body, no parole' questioned by high-profile wrongfully convicted duo

Kathleen Folbigg and Lindy Chamberlain-Creighton have signed a letter opposing the laws.

The Independent UK

New date set for first Rwanda deportation flights if Tories win election, court documents reveal

Rishi Sunak has promised that asylum seekers will be deported to the East African nation if he is re-elected

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak ordered by High Court judge to come clean on first Rwanda flight date

Government lawyers had told the court flights could go in late June – but then Rishi Sunak called the election

Salon

MTG is at war with Republicans

House Speaker Mike Johnson may have to be saved by Democrats after MTG is done with him

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Senate fails to pass border security and aid package

This content discusses the Senate floor vote on a border security and aid package for Ukraine and Israel, the reasons behind the vote, and the potential fu...

The Independent UK

Judge notes falling number of lone child migrants going into hotels

But Mr Justice Chamberlain suggests that the Home Office should do more to eliminate the use of hotels to house unaccompanied child asylum-seekers.

The Independent UK

Ministers urgently considering moving Afghans who worked with British forces to UK from Pakistan, court hears

High Court judge orders ministers to relocate Afghan refugee stuck in Iran to UK as soon as possible

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