More IPP prisoners are referred to Court of Appeal – what we know IN FULL The Independent UK · Sep 24
Nine prisoners held on indefinite jail terms referred to Court of Appeal by miscarriage of justice watchdog The cases include Carl Lamb, who cut off his own ear with a razor blade in front of a prison officer in protest at his sentence The Independent UK · Sep 24
Judge ruled on case from bed while recovering from achilles surgery IN FULL The Independent UK · Sep 23
Judge wrong to hear case from bed while resting from surgery, court says Judge Clayton said he was having difficulty navigating PDF bundles and could not take notes The Independent UK · Sep 23
Two men arrested by corrupt police officer finally have convictions quashed after 50 years Ridgewell framed innocent young black men for his own crimes The Independent UK · Sep 22
Police officer asked AI to write victim statement ‘to make judge weep’ The officer had made ‘multiple entries’ into Microsoft Copilot while ‘intending the reader to be tearful’ The Independent UK · Sep 22
Mother who falsely accused 10 men of raping her has prison term increased She made false reports causing men to be held in custody at police stations, lose jobs and partners, and be separated from their children The Independent UK · Sep 9
Dark website owner who encouraged ‘swatting’ and hoax bomb calls loses sentence bid One hoax call in Cardiff caused ‘widespread panic and disruption’ The Independent UK · Sep 8
Palestine Action prisoners to appeal sentences over Elbit Systems raid FOUR Palestine Action activists who caused £1.2 million in damage to an Israel-based defence firm’s UK factory will seek to challenge their… The National (Scotland) · Sep 3
Mike Lynch’s estate wins right to challenge $1.2 billion HP fraud ruling The Lynch family confirmed that lawyers have launched a successful Court of Appeal bid to challenge some of the findings The Independent UK · Sep 1
'Punched him in the head': watchdog gets police footage Police vision of an officer appearing to brag about punching a protester has been referred to the law enforcement watchdog, as some call for his suspension. AAP · Sep 1
Acquittal overturned, Prinn gets 3 years for indecent assault The Court of Appeal has overturned the acquittal of former Democrat Party deputy leader Prinn Panitchpakdi and sentenced him to three years in prison for indecent assault and taking a minor away from parental care for indecent purposes. Bangkok Post · Aug 25
Mushroom Murderer Erin Patterson's Conviction Could Be Overturned After Bizarre Table Tennis Hotel Mix-Up The Victorian Court of Appeal is now considering whether the unusual hotel arrangement warrants quashing Patterson's convictions and ordering a retrial. International Business Times UK · Aug 24
UK Judges Reject Longer Sentences for Teens Who Brutally Stabbed Man to Death in Racist Attack UK judges reject longer sentences for two teens convicted over the racist murder of Kamran Aman, despite a fatal heart stabbing and an attempt to clean the knife with bleach. International Business Times UK · Aug 21
International Business Times UK · Aug 20 Prosecutors Demand Mushroom Murderer Erin Patterson 'Die Behind Bars' in Explosive Court of Appeal Hearing Prosecutors urge Victoria's highest court to impose a life sentence on Erin Patterson, convicted of multiple murders via mushroom poisoning, arguing her crimes warrant no possibility of parole.
Evening Standard · Aug 20 Social housing tenants facing homelessness after London council 'blunder' saw homes sold for private rent Social housing tenants living in a block of flats in central London are facing homelessness because a council “blunder” has seen them sold off for private rent.
Bangkok Post · Aug 17 Australia's mushroom murderer appeals conviction SYDNEY - Australian toxic mushroom killer Erin Patterson launches an appeal Wednesday against her conviction in a triple-murder case that made headlines worldwide.
The Independent UK · Aug 9 Urgent call for PM to end the hidden injustice in British prisons JAILED WITHOUT HOPE: FIGHTING FOR JUSTICE: Exclusive: As judges begin to overturn indefinite jail terms handed to children and young people – and hundreds more cases are being reviewed – Vera Baird, chair of the miscarriages of justice watchdog, demands that Andy Burnham take ‘wholesale’ action to address the scandal.…
Evening Standard · Aug 4 Gatwick second runway expansion set to begin after court ruling The Court of Appeal dismissed a bid by campaigners to challenge a High Court ruling in June that the scheme could proceed.
The Independent UK · Aug 4 Gatwick Airport expansion moves one step closer as second runway challenge fails The £2.2 billion expansion was approved by Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander in September 2025
Evening Standard · Aug 4 Gatwick Airport to open second runway as Government wins legal challenge The £2.2 billion expansion will see the London airport move its emergency runway 12 metres north to accommodate around 100,000 more flights a year
The Economic Times · Aug 4 Their shares fell from 5% to 0.63%. Now twin daughters are fighting with billionaire dad for $43.5 million A Nigerian billionaire Muhammadu Indimi is seeking to join an appeal regarding a hefty judgment imposed on his company. His twin daughters were awarded $43.51 million due to a disagreement over owed dividends. The company maintains that the changes in shareholding were both legal and previously resolved.
AAP · Aug 4 Supreme Court judge unveiled as state's new governor A Court of Appeal judge will become Queensland's 28th governor when Jeannette Young hands over the keys to Government House.
TechRadar · Jul 31 Microsoft turns to the UK Supreme Court after losing twice over second-hand software licenses, and billions could ride on the outcome Microsoft argued Office clip art made it unresellable. Two UK courts disagreed, and now it wants the Supreme Court to look at it in an appeal that could have far-reaching consequences for the software giant.