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The Court of Appeal hearing examines equal access to welfare between people with pre-settled status and British citizens.

Palestinian human rights organisation Al-Haq is challenging the UK government’s sale of F-35 fighter jet components to Israel.

Module 7 of the UK Covid-19 Inquiry investigates the different ‘Test, Trace and Isolate’ programmes implemented during the pandemic.

DWP failings contributed to the decline in mental state of Kristie Hunt, who took her own life aged 31, an inquest Coroner found.

The Court of Justice permitted the first appeal to proceed under the new appeals filtering mechanism for Article 272 TFEU-related cases.

The Court of Appeal has granted Liam O’Pray permission to appeal against his sentence of life imprisonment with a minimum term of 28 years.

The Lampard Inquiry was set up to investigate the deaths of people who died on mental health wards in Essex between 2000 and 2023.

Tom Royston says there is no clear or obvious route to legally challenge the Government’s proposed £4.8bn in disability benefits cuts.

Garden Court North’s Rosalind Burgin negotiated a compassionate eleventh-hour settlement deal for her client.