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Assisted deaths should be decided by the courts, top barrister says

Lord Carlile of Berriew said a court-based process would ‘provide confidence-inspiring judgment in this important and difficult new area of the law’.

Evening Standard

If the UK recognises Palestine does it risk breaking international law?

Senior lawyers criticising Starmer’s pledge have cited the Montevideo convention, which sets out four criteria

The Guardian - UK

VAT on private school fees is discriminatory, high court told

Legal action claims policy breaches rights of children with SEN whose requirements cannot be met by UK state schools

The Guardian - UK

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Children challenge government in High Court over 'unprecedented' VAT hike on private schools

The Government is fighting a judicial review over its controversial policy to make private schools pay VAT on fees

Evening Standard

The assisted dying bill: safeguards are essential to prevent suicide

Letters: The sense of being a burden would be felt the most keenly by the most helpless

The Guardian - UK

Johnson backs Covid inquiry chairwoman in legal clash with Government

The former PM’s lawyers said he has ‘no objection’ to the inquiry having his unredacted WhatsApp messages, diaries and notebooks.

The Independent UK

For those who lost loved ones during Covid, Boris Johnson’s deceit is sickening

Letters: Esther Stanway-Williams, John Robinson, Stephen Sedley and Dr Anna Conochie on the former prime minister’s contempt for the rules and the people of this country

The Guardian - UK

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Taxpayers face a £245,000 bill for Boris Johnson’s legal team for the Partygate inquiry

Questions are being asked about the former Prime Minister’s legal bill for the Partygate inquiry

Evening Standard

Judges showed ‘deference’ to Home Office view of Rwanda’s pledges, court told

Rwanda was described as “a highly autocratic repressive state” that “imprisons, tortures and murders those it considers to be its opponents”.

The National (Scotland)

Judges showed ‘deference’ to Home Office view of Rwanda’s promises, court told

Government plans to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda are being challenged at the Court of Appeal.

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson partygate scandal: What happens next in Commons probe and how to watch the hearing

The former prime minister could face expulsion from the Commons if he is found to have misled Parliament about rule-breaking parties in Downing Street

Evening Standard

Who is Lord Pannick, Boris Johnson’s Partygate barrister?

All you need to know about the esteemed KC with an illustrious client list

The Guardian - UK

Unfair Bulb sale process prevented British Gas making ‘better’ bid, court told

Power companies Scottish Power, British Gas and Eon are taking legal action over the sale of failed supplier Bulb to Octopus.

The Independent UK

‘F--- the Premier League’: Man City fans boo anthem before Aston Villa match

Man City were playing their first match after being charged with 115 alleged breaches of the Premier League’s financial rules

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Man City could pay top lawyer Kevin De Bruyne's wages after hiring to fight PL charges

Manchester City will use one of the country's top lawyers to fight their case against the Premier League, who have accused the club of committing over 100 financial breaches

Daily Mirror

Sleaze rules set to finally change in the wake of Boris Johnson and Jennifer Arcuri

Jennifer Arcuri's links with Mr Johnson came under scrutiny over allegations she received favourable treatment for her business ventures during his eight-year stint leading the capital.

The Independent UK

MPs dismiss claims inquiry into Boris Johnson is ‘unfair’ and ‘flawed’

The Privileges Committee rejected a legal opinion that its inquiry into the conduct of the former PM would be ruled unlawful.

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