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Family of father executed after wrongful murder conviction given police apology after 70 years

British Somali and former seaman Mahmood Mattan was hanged at Cardiff prison on 3 September 1952 despite having numberous alibis backed by witnesses and a lack of forensic evidence

The Independent UK

DWP court date announced over Universal Credit bonus and legacy benefits backpay appeal

A court hearing is set to take place to challenge an earlier DWP decision not to give Covid top-up payments to people on legacy benefits

Chronicle Live

Court date confirmed for legacy benefit claimants appeal over £20 weekly Universal Credit uplift back payments

Two million people on older-style benefits missed out more than £1,500 in extra DWP support during lockdown.

Daily Record

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‘I thought I would die before this moment’: one man’s fight against Singapore’s gay sex law

Tan Eng Hong was arrested under the law banning gay male sex and went on to challenge its constitutionality, a landmark moment for gay rights

The Guardian - UK

Banyin's death sentence upheld

The Court of Appeal has confirmed the Criminal Court’s death sentence against former deputy commerce minister Banyin Tangpakorn for the murder of billionaire construction firm owner Chuwong Sae Tang in a staged car crash in 2015.

Bangkok Post

Mohinder Singh has prison sentence for Eastern Freeway crash reduced by three-and-a-half years

Mohinder Singh promised to testify against his former boss at an upcoming criminal trial in exchange for a reduced sentence.

ABC News

Pacific Island high courts are still dominated by foreign judges, but a constitutional crisis in Kiribati is exposing the risks

The battle in Kiribati between the government and an Australian-born High Court justice has caused a constitutional crisis, drawing attention to the role and vulnerabilities of foreign judges in the Pacific — and there's a lot of them. So why does the region still have so many serving on its…

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Archie Battersbee's mum says online game that put son in coma has killed 82 kids

Archie Battersbee's mum Hollie Dance thinks there have been at least 82 deaths linked to the 'blackout challenge'. She accused social media companies of not doing enough to stop harmful content online

Daily Mirror

Why the Lundy case will never go away

The nation was transfixed by scenes of Mark Lundy being held up at the funeral of his wife and child, only to be jailed for their murder two years later. Twenty years on, it's a case that won't go aw

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Crime and Corruption Commission to appeal decision to keep report into former Queensland public trustee secret

Queensland's corruption watchdog is taking its legal fight over a report into the state's former public trustee to the High Court of Australia.

ABC News

Hawkesdale residents' bid to stop wind farm project denied by Victorian Court of Appeal

A wind turbine farm spanning more than 2,000 hectares is a step closer for the south-west Victorian town of Hawkesdale, despite objections from a group of locals.

ABC News

'I spent 11 years in jail for a murder I didn't commit'

Michael O'Brien, 52, spent 11 years and 43 days in jail for the murder of Mr Saunders whose body was found in the garden of his Cardiff home in 1987

Wales Online

Kiribati court grants David Lambourne bail, slams attempts to deport High Court justice back to Australia

The Appeals Court orders the immediate release of Australian David Lambourne, who was placed in immigration detention following a failed deportation attempt by the Kiribati government.

ABC News

Supreme Court refuses to hear Jeremy Corbyn appeal in libel case

Commentator Richard Millett is suing Mr Corbyn over remarks he made during an interview on the BBC’s Andrew Marr show in 2018.

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Liverpool Echo

Millions of DWP claimants could each receive £1,500 backpay

An earlier court decision is being appealed

Daily Record

Legacy benefits claimants' legal team confirms when appeal over £1,500 back pay ruling will be heard

Permission has been granted to appeal the denial of the £20 covid uplift for people on legacy benefits.

Daily Mirror

Two million benefit claimants given fresh hope over £1,500 back pay in DWP court row

Four people have been given permission to appeal an earlier court decision that ruled in favour of the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) concerning the treatment of legacy benefits

Manchester Evening News

Archie Battersbee's family call for inquiry saying no parent must 'go through this again'

The 12-year-old, who had been in a coma since April, died on Saturday

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Daily Mirror

Archie Battersbee timeline - mum's four months of hell and repeated court setbacks

Announcing her son's death on Saturday, Hollie Dance said Archie "fought right until the very end" four months after he suffered a catastrophic brain injury which saw him placed in a coma

Manchester Evening News

A case that broke a nation's hearts: Archie Battersbee dies after parents lose fight to save son

"He fought right until the very end and I am so proud to be his mum."

Chronicle Live

'His family have been so courageous' - North East pays tribute to Archie Battersbee and family

Archie Battersbee has died in hospital after a failed legal battle by his family to continue his life support treatment

The Independent UK

Timeline in the case of 12-year-old Archie Battersbee

Archie died at 12.15pm on Saturday August 6.

Irish Mirror

Tragic schoolboy Archie Battersbee dies after life support switched off following court battle

Tragic schoolboy choolboy Archie Battersbee, 12, had been in a coma since April after suffering a catastrophic brain injury, with his parents lodging several appeals to keep his ventilator on

The Independent UK

Archie Battersbee: Timeline of legal battle over brain damaged 12-year-old’s life support

Archie’s family fought to the end but sadly he passed away on Saturday, four months after he was hospitalised

Nottingham Post

Archie Battersbee, 12, dies as life support turned off after legal battle row

His mum said that Archie "fought right until the very end and I am so proud to be his mum"

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