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Fordingbridge rape sentences increased: how does unduly lenient sentence review work?

“We have decided that we do need to change your sentence.” With those words, Lady Chief Justice Sue Carr delivered the Court of Appeal’s ruling on two teenagers convicted of multiple rapes, overturning the non-custodial sentences the trial court had originally imposed. After hearing arguments from the crown and the…

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Harry hopes to bring Meghan and children on London visit despite security concerns

Harry plans to be joined by Meghan and their two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, on his trip to mark the one-year countdown to the Invictus Games in Birmingham

Evening Standard

Harry working to try to bring Archie and Lilibet to UK amid security concerns

The prince has planned a five-day stay for next week, but is currently not set to receive round the clock taxpayer-funded police protection.

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Major Treaty case over return of Crown land heads to top court

Māori near Gisborne are continuing a 34-year fight involving "momentous" provisions for return of SOE lands wrongly taken in breaches of the Treaty of Waitangi.

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More than 100 arrested in London as court upholds Palestine Action ban

Protesters were seen being carried away by police officers

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More than 100 arrested at protest outside court amid Palestine Action ruling

Police said 117 people were arrested on suspicion of expressing support for a proscribed group during a protest outside the Royal Courts of Justice.

Evening Standard

Bulletin PM briefing: Under-16s social media ban and Iran deal under strain

The social media apps set to be banned for under-16s – full list. Trump’s Iran peace deal in jeopardy as Israel vows to ‘indefinitely’ occupy Lebanon. Henry Nowak killer’s ‘unduly lenient’ sentence referred to Court of Appeal. Palestine Action terror ban is ruled as lawful – what it means. Criminal…

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Court of Appeal’s Palestine Action ruling paves way for scores of criminal cases

More than 700 criminal cases of people accused of supporting Palestine Action may now go ahead after the ban on the group was deemed lawful.

Evening Standard

Scottish activist claims Palestine Action court ruling 'authoritarian tipping point'

A PROMINENT Scottish activist has branded the Court of Appeal’s ruling on Palestine Action a “tipping point towards an authoritarian British…

The National (Scotland)

Palestine Action supporters arrested at courts after ban upheld

PROTESTERS showing support for the banned group Palestine Action have been detained and arrested outside courts in London.

The National (Scotland)

Met arrests 117 people in central London after court rules Palestine Action ban was lawful

The ban, which began on July 5 last year, made membership of, or support for, the direct action group a criminal offence punishable by up to 14 years in prison

Evening Standard

Palestine Action terror ban 'to be taken to Supreme Court', group co-founder pledges

THE Labour Government’s proscription of Palestine Action as a terrorist organisation will be challenged in the Supreme Court – and the European…

The National (Scotland)

Palestine Action terror ban was lawful, Court of Appeal rules

Five appeal judges gave their decision after the Home Office appealed against a High Court ruling that the ban was unlawful.

Evening Standard

Appeal court overturns ruling that Palestine Action terror ban was 'unlawful'

THE Labour Government's banning of Palestine Action as a terrorist group was lawful and will be allowed to stand, the Court of Appeal has ruled…

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Singapore Court of Appeal Notes No Finding of Fraud Against KBP or Dr. Huang; Dispute with Novo Nordisk Undergoing Arbitration Proceedings

SINGAPORE, May 21, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- KBP Biosciences Pte. Ltd. (the "Company" or "KBP") today issued a statement addressing the decision by the Singapore Court of Appeal to maintain the temporary injunction against the Company and its founder, Dr. Huang Zhenhua ("Dr. Huang"), pending final resolution of the arbitration proceedings…

The Independent UK

Palestine Action barrister wins appeal against contempt of court charge over trial speech

Rajiv Menon KC clashed with the judge in the first trial of six Palestine Action activists

The Independent UK

Man who killed 51 in New Zealand mosque attacks loses bid to abandon his guilty pleas

New Zealand's Court of Appeal has rejected an attempt by Brenton Tarrant to withdraw his guilty pleas for the 2019 Christchurch mosque attacks

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London council's unsuccessful fight against LTNs to rack up £278,000 legal bill

Revealed: Full cost of Tower Hamlets’ legal fight against low traffic neighbourhoods in Bethnal Green

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'See it through': killer teen's sentence cut challenged

A High Court appeal has been launched over a reduced sentence granted to a teenager jailed for fatally stabbing a mother in a brutal Boxing Day home invasion.

The Independent UK

Judges reject appeal claiming Labour’s VAT raid on private school fees infringes human rights

Lawyers for the government had argued parents still retained the right to send children to free state schools or home-educate them

The Independent UK

Children can claim damages for ‘lost years’ after medical negligence, Supreme Court rules

The UK’s highest court found that a 1981 Court of Appeal judgment, which stated children cannot receive damages, was “incorrect”

AAP

Tower residents' eviction win ahead of High Court fight

The Court of Appeal has ordered a state government body to halt its plan to evict residents at three public housing towers earmarked for demolition.

Evening Standard

Victory for Met Police as judges rule vetting can include unproved allegations

Police force will be able to consider even unproved allegations when vetting potential officers in the recruitment process

Evening Standard

East London residents win sensational victory in fight to save LTN low-traffic schemes

London-wide implications for LTNs as Court of Appeal rules that Tower Hamlets mayor Lutfur Rahman acted unlawfully in trying to ignore Sadiq Khan’s transport masterplan

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XL bully ban upheld after campaigners lose Court of Appeal challenge

Owning an XL bully without an exemption certificate is a criminal offence in England and Wales

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