Week News

• Uber drivers are workers, UK supreme court rules

• Hidden dangers in the proposed free speech law

• After the Uber ruling, there's no excuse for government not to enforce workers' rights

• New doubt over fishermen’s cocaine smuggling convictions

• Scottish misogyny law must protect all women, says Helena Kennedy

• Freshwater Five drug-smuggling convictions unsafe, court hears

• Enlightened drug reforms are sweeping the US. Why is Britain so far behind?

Month News

• The Stansted 15's quashed conviction shows we were never terrorists

• Why do barristers wear wigs? ‘Dress Codes’ explores fashion and the law

• Queen's consent The Queen has more power over British law than we ever thought

• Autonomy co-founder's lawyers attack 'overweening' US extradition effort

• UK ministers accused of cynically blocking clear vote on genocide

• One in eight prisoners in England and Wales have had Covid

Year News

• Why the right's new strongmen are winning everywhere

• Number of urgent care hearings soars since coronavirus lockdown

• US trial of Isis 'Beatles' likely after UK supreme court ruling clears way

• JCB challenged over machinery used to demolish Palestinian homes

• The Guardian view on Julian Assange's extradition ruling: relief, not victory