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Palestine Action case 'not exceptional', Home Office insists in legal battle over ban

A CHALLENGE over the ban of Palestine Action as a terror group is not “exceptional” and should not be heard at the High Court, lawyers for the…

The National (Scotland)

Banning Palestine Action an 'abuse of power', High Court told

BANNING Palestine Action as a terror organisation had the hallmarks of a “blatant abuse of power” and made the UK an “international…

The National (Scotland)

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.

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Dozens of divorces wrongly approved due to online system error, High Court told

Ninety-six divorce applications were submitted a day before the law allows them to be approved, but 79 were granted final divorce orders.

Evening Standard

Legal Challenge Over UK Arms Sales To Israel

Legal challenge at High Court over U.K. arms exports to Israel amid growing concerns of humanitarian law violations and international law breaches.

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Prince Harry challenges Home Office over decision to downgrade security

High court in London hears that wider impact of an attack on the duke should have been taken into account

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British government tries to assure UK Supreme Court it's safe to send asylum-seekers to Rwanda

A lawyer tried to assure the U.K. Supreme Court that the British government analyzed the risks of sending asylum-seekers to Rwanda and would have people there to make sure it was safe

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Why does Rishi Sunak want to limit scope of Covid inquiry?

As Boris Johnson hands over WhatsApp messages, PM is going to high court to stem remit of inquiry first set up by Cabinet Office

The Guardian - UK

British schoolgirl who joined IS likely trafficking victim, court told

A British-born woman who went to Syria as a schoolgirl to join Islamic State (IS) is challenging the UK government's decision to take away her citizenship, with her lawyers telling a London court that she was likely "a child victim of trafficking".

Reuters

Biafran separatist leader's brother challenges UK in London court

A lawsuit accusing the British government of refusing to acknowledge that jailed Biafran separatist leader Nnamdi Kanu was the victim of extraordinary rendition to Nigeria began at a court in London on Tuesday.

Reuters

Legal expert explains why UK Government wants the indyref2 case thrown out

Does the Scottish Parliament have the legislative competence to pass a referendum Bill? And should judges answer this question now? The Supreme…

The National (Scotland)

Indyref2 Bill ‘directly’ relates to reserved matter, Supreme Court told

A two-day hearing on the Scottish Parliament’s legislative competence has concluded.

The Independent UK

Question over indyref2 should not be ‘farmed out’ to Supreme Court, judges told

Sir James Eadie, for the UK Government, warned against ‘dragging the court into the political process’.

The Independent UK

All you need to know from day one of Supreme Court independence referendum hearing

Two days of legal arguments in London will decide if Nicola Sturgeon can proceed with her plan to hold an IndyRef2 next year.

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Whisky galore as archive search hits jackpot and inspires new book

‘THE initial feeling was that what we had found was great, but we assumed it was in print because there was so much interest.” That was how Leon…

The Guardian - UK

Barring media from hearing on Prince Philip’s will ‘did not harm public interest’, court hears

Appeal court hears attorney general’s arguments against Guardian challenge to decision

Evening Standard

Prince Harry claims he was ‘unfairly’ blocked over security decision

The Duke of Sussex claims his offer to pay for his own security was not passed on to decision-makers by the Royal Household, the High Court has heard.

The National (Scotland)

Yes movement support needed as Tories granted appeal in secret Union polling battle

INDEPENDENCE supporters are being asked to dig deep to help fight a “David and Goliath” legal battle around secret Government polling about the…

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Boris Johnson told to reveal secret legal sources behind government’s Northern Ireland protocol legislation

Exclusive: Opposition parties call for transparency over the origins of the advice

The Independent UK

Allies warn Boris Johnson not to reward disloyalty by placating rebels

PM to announce help for people to buy homes in policy blitz to relaunch government

The Independent UK

Johnson denies failure to consult top legal adviser about NI Protocol Bill

The Government plans to publish legislation that would unilaterally override aspects of the post-Brexit trading arrangements it agreed with the EU.

The Independent UK

New fears that UK will breach international law with plan to tear up Northern Ireland Protocol

Government legal adviser warns it cannot be argued ‘credibly’ that there is no alternative to unilateral move

Manchester Evening News

Kellogg's describes new rules for high-sugar cereals as unlawful during court battle

The breakfast food giant says the regulations don't take into account that cereals are eaten with milk

The Independent UK

New rules do not consider cereal ‘overwhelmingly’ eaten with milk, court told

Kellogg has claimed that more than a quarter of all milk in the UK – 28.4% – is consumed with breakfast cereal.

The Independent UK

High Court to rule on bid for injunction to block BBC story over ‘MI5 informant’

Attorney General Suella Braverman is seeking an injunction to block the planned broadcast, arguing it would damage national security.

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