Week News

• Abuse victim Manny Waks wins $800,000 in damages from paedophile David Cyprys

• UK court hears bid to access fertility clinic's records on dead person

• UN rapporteur warns of rise of 'cybertorture' to bypass physical ban

• Harvey Weinstein trial: jury appears to reach partial verdict

• Suffrage review: epic retelling of US women's long battle for the vote

• Man pleads guilty to petrol splashing despite Queensland police refusal to lay charges

• End the British Medical Association’s opposition to assisted dying

Month News

• Extinction Rebellion: charges against five protesters dismissed

• Criminal record checks system still broken, say campaigners

• We need to get to potential terrorists before radicalisation, not afterwards

• Harvey Weinstein trial: attorney shows dress witness wore during alleged attack

• UN rapporteur condemns UK hosting of Israeli spyware firm

• If the UK cares about justice, it must fund forensic services properly

Year News

• The infected blood inquiry reminds us we need a less painful way to deal with health failings

• An ambassador for human rights won’t convince the world that Britain cares

• Concerns raised over prosecution of trafficked British children

• Shortcuts Should meat be banned to save the planet?

• Demystifying mergers and acquisitions in legal tech