Week News

• Call for tougher penalties in UK for possession of chemsex drugs

• Australian war crimes allegations: defence chief says commanders will be held accountable 'case by case'

• Myanmar is still committing genocide against Rohingya, says rights group

• Domestic abuse victims with 'trapped capital' should not be denied legal aid, court rules

• The hostile environment is indefensible. Now we know it's unlawful too

• Intelligence firm Black Cube ordered to pay £350,000 to Israeli TV show

• Lawyer recounts the life and legacy of the mysterious man behind Pilates

Month News

• Lone child migrants cannot be put in adult hotels, high court rules

• UK lawyers uneasy about plan to prosecute hate speech at home

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

• ICC Uighur genocide complaint backed by parliamentarians around world

• 'An own goal': experts question resignation of Hong Kong lawmakers

• New rules on removing foreign rough sleepers from UK face legal challenge

Year News

• Lady Hale warns UK not to select judges on basis of political views

• Afternoon Briefs: Son of spies ruled a Canadian citizen; lawyer avoids discipline over raccoon video

• Harry Dunn: UK says US denying Anne Sacoolas extradition request is a 'denial of justice'

• Couple who opposed council vaccinating their child lose appeal

• Court overturns man's conviction for girlfriend's Bestival drug death