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Phone hacking: Jolie stunt double first to sue in US
A UK stuntwoman who has doubled for Angelina Jolie in films has become one of six people to commence legal proceedings against Rupert Murdoch's media empire in the US over phone hacking, reports The Independent. The former stunt double for...
Gambling: Paddy Power wins case against Newham Council
Irish bookmaker Paddy Power has won a court case against Newham Council that would have prevented it from opening a shop in the borough, in a test case that could badly dent other council's plans to stem the rise of...
Right to die: Moors murderer Brady in court for right to die
Infamous Moors murderer Ian Brady has appeared in court for the first time in many years to hear whether his mental health would support a move to a prison in Scotland, reports the BBC. Brady, 75, was convicted in May...
Prism scandal: Apple follows others to reveal government info requests
Technology giant Apple has become the latest major US firm to publish requests made of it by the US Government to disclose communications and account data for users, reports the BBC. The disclosure comes after the publication of confidential documentation...
Sexual offences: Sweden joins list of countries to ban sex with animals
The Swedish Government has ended a bizarre legal loophole that meant that sex with animals was actually legal, reports The Daily Mail. The act of performing a sexual act on an animal is known as bestiality and is commonly outlawed...
Equality: Campaign launches legal action to keep women represented on money
A legal campaign has been launched to try to ensure that women remain recognised on Britain's bank notes, after the Bank of England announced that Elizabeth Fry, the last female to be shown on the reverse of a bank note,...
Criminal damage: Man in court charged with defacing portrait of the Queen
Yorkshire electrician Tim Haries faces criminal damage charges over vandalising a portrait of the Queen, reports the BBC. The defendant reportedly used spray paint to deface the oil canvas, causing in excess of £5,000 worth of damage. The attack on...
NHS: Doctors given chance to legally opt out of league tables
Doctors will be legally allowed to opt out of new league tables designed to measure their performance according to the Government, reports The Independent. Government plans to create a more transparent NHS have been dealt a blow as it emerged...
Abortion: Official reports cites Irish law as a 'key factor' in maternal death
An official report into the tragic death of dentist Savita Halappanavar has found that Irish law on abortion was a 'key factor' in her death, reports The Daily Telegraph. The report by Ireland's Health Service Executive came after the tragic...
Divorce law: Ex-wife of oil tycoon wins landmark ruling in Supreme Court
The ex-wife of a Nigerian oil tycoon has won a landmark court case that could change the face of divorce settlements, after the Supreme Court ruled that assets held by companies could form the basis of a divorce settlement, reports...
Criminal law: Rights group warn that UK is losing fight against trafficking
A leading report into human trafficking has warned the UK Government that it risks losing its battle against 'modern-day slavery', reports The Independent. The Independent exclusively report the findings of the Anti-Trafficking Monitoring Group, a coalition of groups set up...
Legal aid: Leading lawyer cites unfairness as banks claim millions in legal aid
A leading QC has highlighted a major discrepancy in the rules on legal aid, after claiming that whilst millions of society's most vulnerable are seeing cuts to legal aid cases, the banks receive hundreds of millions of pounds from the...
Legal aid: Family lawyers warn of implosion as system buckles under new rules
Family lawyers have warned that the court system is in danger of collapse after revealing that changes to legal aid that took effect in April this year have resulted in more people representing themselves, clogging up an already overworked system,...
Legal aid: Changes to the law will price out talented candidates
Lawyers believe that the Government's proposed changes to the rules on legal aid will make practicing law as a barrister the privilege of the social elite, pricing out those from modest backgrounds who would be unable to make a living...
Defence: UK Government backs legality of GCHQ embroiled in 'spying' row
Foreign Secretary William Hague has defended the work of spy station GCHQ, after it became embroiled in a row over the use of data gathered by the controversial American 'Prism' programme, reports Yahoo! News. The news that the UK was...

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