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Dutch court orders government to lift Covid curfew10:38, February 16 49 0 A Dutch court has told the government to immediately lift a nationwide Covid curfew that sparked the worst riots in the Netherlands for decades.
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Proposed free speech law will make English universities liable for breaches
02:00, February 16 59 0
The government is to introduce legislation that will enable academics, students or visiting speakers who are no-platformed to sue universities for compensation where they feel they have suffered because of free speech infringements. -
Force banks to let customers block gambling transactions, Monzo tells ministers
22:34, February 15 51 0
The government should force banks to let customers block all betting transactions, according to proposals led by the online lender Monzo, which wants gambling firms to hand over data to make sure the system is watertight. -
Tributes paid to Sir William Macpherson, chair of Stephen Lawrence inquiry
16:02, February 15 62 0
Tributes have been paid to Sir William Macpherson, the judge who led the damning inquiry into the police investigation after the 1993 murder of Stephen Lawrence, who has died aged 94. -
EHRC urged to investigate ministers for 'equality failures' in Covid response
08:07, February 15 47 0
The UK’s equality watchdog is facing demands to investigate claims that ministers have sidelined key gender laws in their response to the Covid pandemic. -
Brief letters Losing our marbles over Stonehenge
13:06, February 14 50 0
Donald Trump’s acquittal in the US Senate (Report, 14 February) surely provides the best possible evidence for never allowing politicians to get involved in judicial decision-making. Their priorities lie in other directions. Les Baker Fordingbridge, Hampshire -
Radical change needed in handling of rape cases, says England and Wales police lead
09:03, February 14 54 0
Crack teams of specialist police officers are needed to bring rapists to justice and prevent a wholesale collapse of public confidence in the criminal justice system, according to the police lead for rape in England and Wales. -
It will come as a surprise to some, but even Meghan has a right to her privacy
03:56, February 14 54 0
Do you remember that tabloid staple, the shagging footballer? The love rat who played away, scoring with a casually met blonde who duly capitalised on her encounter with a spot of what used to be fondly known as kiss’n’tell? -
Accused Ghosn accomplices lose high court bid to avoid extradition to Japan
15:15, February 13 51 0
The US supreme court on Saturday cleared the way for the extradition of an American father and son wanted by Japan in the escape of former Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn. -
British barrister Karim Khan elected ICC's new chief prosecutor
23:37, February 12 57 0
A British QC has been elected as the new chief prosecutor for the international criminal court in an election by the court’s 131 member states at the UN in New York. Karim Khan will replace Fatou Bensouda from the Gambia, and as he starts his nine-year term he faces a daunting task trying to secure more convictions and spread acceptance of the court’s jurisdiction across the globe.
Week News
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How many principles have we scrapped since 9/11? A new Guantánamo film reminds us
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Make taking pictures down a woman's top a crime, say law advisers
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Drug reforms must consider the wider issues
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Shamima Begum court ruling brings shame on UK
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People smugglers could get life sentences under new rules, says Home Office
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Fears Australian citizen detained in Morocco may be extradited to Saudi Arabia
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'A duty of care': Australian teenagers take their climate crisis plea to court
Month News
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Mismanagement claims against Kids Company founder thrown out
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Brief letters Losing our marbles over Stonehenge
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The Guardian view on the Uber drivers ruling: a challenge to government
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I'll set no limits on which women to protect from hate crime, says Helena Kennedy
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Supreme court rejects Trump bid to block tax records from prosecutor
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Freshwater Five drug-smuggling convictions unsafe, court hears
Year News
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Dominic Raab to unveil UK sanctions against human rights abusers
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Convicted of a crime that never occurred? It happens all too often, law prof says
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Johnson backtracks on meeting group for Covid-19 bereaved
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Under cover of coronavirus, the Tory government is bulldozing basic liberties
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Plagiarism case over Led Zeppelin's Stairway to Heaven finally ends