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Privacy group prepares legal challenge to NHS test-and-trace scheme13:20, May 31 19 0 Privacy campaigners are preparing a legal challenge to the NHS’s coronavirus test-and-trace programme as concerns grow about the amount of contact data that will be collected and retained by government.
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Privacy campaigners prepare legal challenge to UK's test-and-trace scheme
12:43, May 31 20 0
Privacy campaigners are preparing a legal challenge to the NHS’s coronavirus test-and-trace programme amid concern about the amount of contact data that will be collected and retained by government. -
Lawyers' poems deal with trials of delivering lockdown justice
10:09, May 31 58 0
I need to get a bookcase for the background of my Zoom I need to get a bookcase for an intellectual room -
Prison release schemes close to impossible to deliver, says watchdog
09:17, May 31 18 0
Prisoners in England and Wales have been left confused by high-profile government announcements which led them to believe thousands of inmates would be temporarily released to mitigate the spread of the coronavirus behind bars, a prison deaths watchdog has said. -
Clarifying the case of Ramil Safarov
12:09, May 29 27 0
Tahir Taghizade’s reference to the Ramil Safarov case needs correcting (Letters, 28 May). Mr Safarov, then a lieutenant in the Azerbaijani army, was convicted of the murder of Gurgen Margaryan and the attempted murder of Hayk Makuchyan (both Armenian officers) in Budapest in 2006. He was sentenced to life imprisonment, with the possibility of conditional release after 30 years. -
Other lives Eirian Evans obituary
10:25, May 29 25 0
My aunt, Eirian Evans, who has died aged 104, was the first female solicitor elected to the council of the Law Society. -
Survivors of domestic abuse told to give evidence in person at Commons
10:37, May 28 31 0
Domestic abuse survivors have been told they must appear in person to give evidence to MPs despite raising concerns about coronavirus infection risks. -
Alarm over five suicides in six days at prisons in England and Wales
04:32, May 28 35 0
Five suicides have been recorded in prisons in England and Wales in just six days, the Guardian understands, fuelling fears that a highly restrictive regime in place to combat the spread of the coronavirus is having a devastating impact on inmates. -
Sally Challen can inherit controlling husband's estate, rules judge
14:07, May 27 38 0
A woman who won an appeal over her conviction for murdering her controlling husband can inherit his estate, a judge has ruled. -
Lockdown violators using Cummings as excuse, say police
13:31, May 27 44 0
Lockdown rule-breakers are using the controversial actions of the prime minister’s top adviser, Dominic Cummings, as an excuse, a police and crime commissioner has warned.
Week News
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BAME people fined more than white population under coronavirus laws
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Alarm over five suicides in six days at prisons in England and Wales
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Survivors of domestic abuse told to give evidence in person at Commons
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Other lives Eirian Evans obituary
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Clarifying the case of Ramil Safarov
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Lawyers' poems deal with trials of delivering lockdown justice
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Privacy group prepares legal challenge to NHS test-and-trace scheme
Month News
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Hundreds of UK firms join forces to sue Hiscox over lockdown insurance
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Women launch legal action to stop military courts trying UK rape cases
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Home Office accused of pressuring judiciary over immigration decisions
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Trial by jury must survive coronavirus unscathed
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Coronavirus: only 55 prisoners freed early in England and Wales
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Rushed UK coronavirus laws led to wrongful convictions, say police
Year News
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There's no duty on employers to prevent sexual harassment. That has to change
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Afternoon Briefs: Feds won’t charge cop in Eric Garner’s chokehold death, Cardi B defends her courtroom attire
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Defendants face conviction by not entering 'single justice' plea
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Scottish judge refuses to make emergency order stopping Johnson proroguing parliament
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Oops! Cops backtrack after touting big marijuana bust