Labour Government may make puberty blocker ban permanent, High Court told
The Government is ‘minded to renew’ an emergency banning order over the medications which suppress the natural production of sex hormones.
Government pulls out of legal battle over Cumbria coal mine
The Government has told the High Court that planning permission for the mine near Whitehaven should be quashed, campaigners said.
Civil Service guidance over Tory government’s Rwanda plans lawful, judge rules
The FDA trade union took legal action against the Cabinet Office over the Civil Service Code and removals to the East African nation.
Tommy Robinson facing fresh contempt of court claim
Campaign group Hope Not Hate alleged that Robinson had ignored an injunction and repeated allegations.
Trade union’s legal challenge over Rwanda Act to be heard at High Court
The FDA previously said it was bringing legal action over the relationship between the Civil Service Code and the Act.
Julian Assange wins bid to bring appeal against extradition
The full appeal is now expected to be heard in London later this year.
Assange to face next stage of extradition legal battle at High Court
Monday’s short hearing could be the WikiLeaks founder’s final UK bid for an appeal against extradition.
Laurence Fox ordered to pay £180,000 in damages after losing libel case
The Reclaim Party founder was successfully sued by ex-Stonewall trustee Simon Blake and drag artist Crystal over a row on Twitter, now known as X.
Andrew Bridgen ordered to pay Matt Hancock £40,000 following libel battle
Mr Bridgen wants to ‘clear his name’ after allegedly being accused of antisemitism in a social media post by Mr Hancock, the High Court has heard.