Week News

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

• I'll set no limits on which women to protect from hate crime, says Helena Kennedy

• Supreme court rejects Trump bid to block tax records from prosecutor

• Cambodian child sexual abuse victim seeks compensation in Australian legal first

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

• Covid fines surge in England and Wales as police adopt hardline approach

• Make taking pictures down a woman's top a crime, say law advisers

Month News

• Ten-year sentences for Covid rule-breaking 'utterly ridiculous'

• UK government accused of 'dragging heels' on racism

• It will come as a surprise to some, but even Meghan has a right to her privacy

• Tributes paid to Sir William Macpherson, chair of Stephen Lawrence inquiry

• Proposed free speech law will make English universities liable for breaches

• What can Texas tell us about the rise and fall of the death penalty?

Year News

• Why is India targeting writers during the coronavirus pandemic?

• Human rights lawyers sue Trump administration for 'silencing' them

• Wigan man fined for visiting friend for cup of tea in Covid breach

• Law firm apologises for handling of allegations against Charlie Elphicke

• Covid leading to four-year waits for England and Wales court trials