Week News

• Poland should get less from Covid-19 fund due to rights record, claim EU member states

• Bob Woodward story on Kavanaugh's veracity 'pulled' during Senate hearings

• Criminal cases backlog could take a decade to clear, watchdog warns

• We need far more coronavirus tests in British prisons

• High court hears legal challenge to England's lockdown restrictions

• Role of UK judges in Hong Kong appeal court comes under scrutiny

• Prince Andrew's silence is a 'torture test' for Epstein's alleged victims, says lawyer

Month News

• After Sally Challen, we now have a chance to tackle coercive control

• Domestic violence victim denied legal aid seeks judicial review

• UK's top prosecutor threatened with legal action over failure to investigate Dominic Cummings

• Drop juries for less serious crimes in England and Wales, judges say

• Syrian doctor arrested in Germany for alleged 'crimes against humanity'

• Universal credit rules irrational and unlawful, judge says

Year News

• Doctors can perform C-section if woman loses mental capacity, judge rules

• Ex-DLA Piper partner says he had ‘emotional relationship’ with accuser, denies sexual assault

• Honduran woman accuses immigration agent of sexual assault over seven years

• Top 10 ABA Journal stories of 2019

• Julian Assange asks to sit with lawyers for extradition case