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UK childcare payment system discriminatory and irrational, judge rules22:26, January 22 0 0 A single mother who brought a legal challenge against the government over its “ridiculous” universal credit childcare payments system has won her case after a high court judge ruled it to be discriminatory and unlawful.
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NSW and South Australia back foreign interference laws against high court challenge
14:43, January 21 18 0
New South Wales and South Australia have intervened in a high court case in defence of Australia’s foreign interference laws, which are being challenged by a political staffer accused of acting on behalf of China. -
‘Palace Four’ drawn into Meghan’s dispute with Associated Newspapers
10:49, January 20 26 0
Four former employees of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex could have evidence shedding light on the circumstances of Meghan’s letter to her estranged father, the high court has heard. -
David Perry QC quits prosecution of Hong Kong activists
01:33, January 20 26 0
The British QC hired to run the prosecution of senior Hong Kong activists, including the media mogul Jimmy Lai, has pulled out of the case after widespread pressure, the territory’s government has said. -
Van Morrison to start legal action over Northern Ireland Covid ban on live music
00:04, January 20 25 0
Van Morrison will challenge the Northern Irish government in court over its “blanket ban” on live music in licensed venues arising from coronavirus restrictions, his lawyer said on Tuesday. -
UK free to make trade deals with genocidal regimes after Commons vote
15:59, January 19 26 0
The government has narrowly defeated a move requiring the government to reconsider any trade deal with a country found by the high court to be committing genocide. -
'Eye watering': top police officer laments rate of stop and search on young black men
10:45, January 19 32 0
There is “widespread dissatisfaction” with the police among black communities with it being clear young black men are being disproportionately stopped and searched at an “eye-watering” rate, a former senior police chief has said. -
Experts unconvinced by Lord Sumption's lockdown ethics
01:50, January 19 38 0
Seven years before Lord Sumption found himself at the centre of a media storm over his apparent suggestion that the life of a woman with stage 4 cancer was “less valuable”, the former supreme court justice wrote a judgment that seemed to take a very different view. -
Facebook claims it does not conduct business in Australia in Cambridge Analytica appeal
22:40, January 18 40 0
Facebook is claiming it does not conduct business in Australia and does not collect and hold data in the country in its effort to avoid liability over the Cambridge Analytica scandal. -
UN countries challenge Australia's Indigenous incarceration record in human rights review
18:37, January 18 45 0
The Australian government is to be challenged over the country’s lack of progress in reducing rates of Indigenous incarceration at a UN hearing this week.
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UN countries challenge Australia's Indigenous incarceration record in human rights review
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Facebook claims it does not conduct business in Australia in Cambridge Analytica appeal
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Experts unconvinced by Lord Sumption's lockdown ethics
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UK free to make trade deals with genocidal regimes after Commons vote
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Van Morrison to start legal action over Northern Ireland Covid ban on live music
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David Perry QC quits prosecution of Hong Kong activists
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Scrutiny slippage? Johnson's own MPs blench at lack of vote on tier 4 Covid rules
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Sir Jim Ratcliffe-owned hotel chain fined over minimum wage
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Doubts emerge in US over future of Assange extradition case
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Jimi Hendrix family dispute escalates over use of name for music school
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Three victims of trafficking and modern slavery to sue Biffa
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Planning for our long-term future
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China 'bars lawyer from going home' after prison release
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Global law firms expected to sue UK for coronavirus losses
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This Brexit bill finally buries the Conservative party of law and order
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg's legacy will survive the bitter battle over her successor