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Prince Andrew's silence is a 'torture test' for Epstein's alleged victims, says lawyer12:36, July 03 3 0 The Duke of York was accused of subjecting alleged victims of disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein to a “torture test” by his silence as lawyers for the women increased the pressure following the arrest of Ghislaine Maxwell.
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Hong Kong journalists and lawyers scramble to adapt to security law
09:02, July 03 12 0
Journalists and lawyers in Hong Kong are scrambling to adapt as Chinese authorities set up the apparatus to enforce a controversial national security law, including appointing a hardline party official to head a new security agency. -
Human rights in focus Priti Patel accused of 'shameful' bid to deport girl at risk of FGM
08:12, July 03 12 0
Human rights lawyers have launched a scathing attack on the Home Office for failing to grant asylum to an 11-year-old girl found by judges to be at high risk of female genital mutilation if removed from Britain. -
End Covid-19 jail visiting ban for children in England and Wales, MPs urge
19:36, July 02 19 0
The government needs to end the Covid-19 visiting ban on children in England and Wales whose mothers are in prison and consider releasing those who are low-risk, MPs and peers have urged. -
Barclays: Qataris spoke to Gordon Brown to 'defuse 2008 bailout pressure'
14:06, July 02 17 0
A Qatari leader spoke to then prime minister Gordon Brown during the 2008 financial crisis as Barclays came under increasing pressure to accept government money, a former bank boss has told a high court judge. -
Role of UK judges in Hong Kong appeal court comes under scrutiny
09:30, July 02 20 0
The role of British judges who sit on Hong Kong’s highest court has come under intensive scrutiny as the new, Beijing-enforced national security law transforms the former colony’s legal freedoms. -
High court hears legal challenge to England's lockdown restrictions
08:02, July 02 20 0
The government’s lockdown that has closed schools, premises and companies while limiting free movement is the “most sweeping and far-reaching” restriction on fundamental rights since the second world war, the high court has been told. -
MoJ favours 'Nightingale' crown courts to tackle huge backlog of cases
01:05, July 02 18 0
Plans for non-jury trials to speed up efforts to tackle a backlog of more than 40,000 crown court cases appear to have been sidelined as the Ministry of Justice opts instead for extended opening hours, emergency “Nightingale” courts and, possibly, smaller juries. -
To all men who are in on the ‘open secret’: you have failed us
14:04, July 01 20 0
When the Dyson Heydon story broke last Monday afternoon, the allegations started to fill the online chat in our workplace. For a number of women lawyers in the firm, there was a single theme running through our minds that made us all feel squeamish. Then upset. Then outright mad. -
Belgium mulls charges over 1961 killing of Congo's first elected leader
08:56, July 01 20 0
Belgian prosecutors are investigating whether they can bring charges against people suspected of taking part in the killing of Congo’s first democratically elected leader, Patrice Lumumba, almost 60 years after his assassination.
Week News
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CPS secretly dropped 'weak' rape cases, say rights groups
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Injured boy 'stopped and searched' by Met officer he asked for help
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MoJ favours 'Nightingale' crown courts to tackle huge backlog of cases
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Role of UK judges in Hong Kong appeal court comes under scrutiny
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Barclays: Qataris spoke to Gordon Brown to 'defuse 2008 bailout pressure'
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End Covid-19 jail visiting ban for children in England and Wales, MPs urge
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Prince Andrew's silence is a 'torture test' for Epstein's alleged victims, says lawyer
Month News
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After Sally Challen, we now have a chance to tackle coercive control
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UK's top prosecutor threatened with legal action over failure to investigate Dominic Cummings
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Preston court blames Covid-19 backlog as teenager remanded in jail for 14 months
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EU demands release of Chinese human rights lawyer jailed for four years
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Man paralysed after being Tasered vows to get justice from Met
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UK Foreign Office urged to secure safety of three human rights activists
Year News
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Afternoon Briefs: Teen vandal gets paint-with-a-toothbrush sentence; Equifax settles data breach claims
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Motion accuses judge of ‘partisan glee’ after $8B Risperdal verdict
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Judge certifies class action alleging US women’s soccer team is paid and treated unequally
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High court says UK's £1,012 child citizenship fee is unlawful
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Blasphemy to be decriminalised in Scottish hate crime bill