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US justice department expected to sue Google over accusation of illegal monopoly10:57, October 20 78 0 The US justice department filed a lawsuit against Google on Tuesday, accusing the tech company of abusing its position to maintain an illegal monopoly over search and search advertising.
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A dazzling, shocking indictment of America: What the Constitution Means to Me review
08:03, October 20 71 0
Heidi Schreck tells us she first performed this show a decade ago to about 20 people, mostly friends, and has since rolled it out during presidential elections, supreme court hearings, marches and protests. “Every time I walk out,” she says, “the world has changed.” -
Parole Board chief calls for high-profile hearings to be heard in public
03:10, October 20 96 0
High-profile parole hearings in England and Wales should be heard in public, the chief executive of the Parole Board has said, ahead of reforms set to be announced on Tuesday aimed at removing the secrecy around such procedures. -
Just one in seven rape survivors expect justice in England and Wales
19:07, October 19 75 0
Just one in seven rape survivors believe they will receive justice by reporting a rape, according to a survey by the victims’ commissioner. -
Anne-Marie Hutchinson obituary
13:53, October 19 71 0
Anne-Marie Hutchinson, who has died aged 63 of cancer, was a trailblazing family lawyer, renowned for her groundbreaking work on forced marriage and international child abduction. A partner at the London law firm Dawson Cornwell, she also acted for victims of “honour”-based violence and female genital mutilation, abandoned spouses, and potential parents in surrogacy arrangements. Innovative and involved in the most reported cases of any solicitor in her field, she often sought to extend principles of English law and the court’s jurisdiction, to afford rights and protection to those she represented. -
Rape prosecutors in England and Wales given new advice over dating apps
03:16, October 19 74 0
Prosecutors in England and Wales being given new guidance over nude selfies and dating apps in rape and sexual assault cases. -
UK needs judges to limit government power, says Lord Kerr
02:40, October 19 75 0
The last thing the country needs is a government in which ministers exercise “unbridled power”, the UK’s longest serving supreme court justice has said. -
Lord Kerr: 'respectable arguments' for both jury and non-jury trials
01:05, October 19 79 0
After reading law at Queen’s University in Belfast, Brian Kerr worked first as a barrister and then a judge in Northern Ireland’s courts throughout the Troubles. -
The Week in Patriarchy Goodbye civil rights: Amy Coney Barrett's America is a terrifying place
09:01, October 17 80 0
So that’s that then. The confirmation hearings are over and it is almost inevitable that Amy Coney Barrett will be confirmed as a supreme court justice before the November election. Barrett will shift the supreme court from a 5-4 conservative majority to a 6-3 super-majority, a move that could fundamentally reshape America. Goodbye civil rights, hello Gilead. -
Thousands of victims of child trafficking denied right to stay in the UK
07:56, October 17 72 0
Kobe was in his final year at primary school when a drug gang recruited him. By then he’d been passed around seven different foster placements and met so many social workers he’d lost track of their names. Aged 17, Kobe was identified by the UK government as a child victim of trafficking.
Week News
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Sexual offences review says consent must be communicated 'through words or actions'
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Kevin Rudd calls for soldiers responsible for Afghanistan war crimes to be ‘brought to justice’
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Star Wars author appeals to Disney in fight over royalties
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Calls for UK to investigate possible war crimes in Afghanistan
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Nicolas Sarkozy in dock as ‘historic trial’ over corruption finally begins
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Australia is reckoning with its war crimes allegations. Now the UK must step up
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Myanmar's genocide against Rohingya not over, says rights group
Month News
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Restricting judicial review will undermine democracy, panel told
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NSW police strip-searched 96 children in past year, some as young as 11
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Johnny Depp’s defeat in libel case hailed by domestic violence charities
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Protest exemption set to be removed from England lockdown rules
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Stop-and-search plans risk 'perpetually criminalising' people, say UK rights groups
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Rough sex excuse in women's deaths is variation of 'crime of passion' – study
Year News
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The police response to Extinction Rebellion was sadly not an aberration
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The transparency project 'This is a practical joke': the moment police called about alleged foreign bribery
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Release inmates or face jail pandemic, say prison governors
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Retired senior judge Sir John Laws dies after contracting coronavirus
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Growing Up with I Spit on Your Grave review – gruesome 'video nasty' gets family treatment