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Noel Clarke libel case: Statement from Guardian News & Media

The Guardian - UK

Human rights group to seek to appeal against Israel jet parts export ruling

Al-Haq lost a legal challenge against the Government in June over the export of fighter jet parts that can be used by Israel.

Evening Standard

Badenoch urges Tory councils to challenge asylum hotels in court

Epping secured a temporary injunction blocking the use of the Essex town’s Bell Hotel as accommodation for asylum seekers on planning grounds.

The Independent UK

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Solving the asylum question is suddenly even more urgent

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Following a High Court ruling, tens of thousands of migrants living in hotels around the country may need rehousing with near-immediate effect. But opposition politicians looking to point-score will only dial up tensions and make an already difficult situation for the police even more combustible

The Independent UK

Boarding school pupils ‘exposed to paedophiles’ amid ‘cover-up’, inquiry finds

Lady Smith said Keil School had sought to protect its reputation, and hailed the ‘fresh prosecutions’ of two former teachers.

The Independent UK

Voices: So, where will we put asylum seekers now courts have backed the ‘not in my backyarders’?

COMMENT: The Epping verdict shows glaring issues with both planning consent and Nimbyism, writes Sean O’Grady. Whether economic migrants or refugees, anyone seeking asylum in the UK deserves respect and safety

The Independent UK

7 FIRs, a bounty, still free: The untouchable rogue cop of Madhya Pradesh

A handlebar mustache. A gold ring glinting in one ear. Four rifle-toting men at his side. A bulky frame wedged into a green open jeep. Ramvir Singh Kushwah looked like he had just driven out of a crime film. As he cruised through the dusty streets of Madhya Pradesh’s Guna,…

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Charge ahead: road taxes may be closer than they appear

A road user charge targeting electric vehicle drivers is gaining widespread approval but how it will work and when it will arrive remains up for debate.

AAP

Epping asylum seeker hotel 'feeding ground for violent unrest', says council in High Court bid to shut it down

The Bell Hotel has been at the centre of violent protests over its housing of asylum seekers

Evening Standard

Man who stepped into path of train carrying young boy jailed for 10 years

Frederick Danquah, 28, was earlier found guilty of attempted murder, and culpable and reckless conduct.

Evening Standard

WASPI Women Latest Update: Government Still Thinks It's Too Costly To Compensate Group - Can They Still Win This?

WASPI women challenge Labour's refusal of £10.5bn pension compensation in High Court, citing DWP maladministration. Can they force a U-turn?

International Business Times UK

Former MP's win against $40,000 fine for Facebook posts

A former Liberal MP has emerged victorious from a years-long battle over three unlawful social media posts that were set to cost him dearly.

AAP

Epping Council goes to High Court in bid to remove migrants from asylum hotel

Essex council applies for an interim High Court injunction in bid to stop asylum seekers from being housed at hotel that has been at the centre of protests

Evening Standard

Interim High Court injunction lodged by council in bid to stop asylum hotel

Documents in relation to the Bell Hotel in Epping were lodged with the High Court in London on Tuesday, Epping Forest District Council said.

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How many weapons does the UK export to Israel?

The UK exported £127m of military equipment to Israel in the last quarter of 2024

The Independent UK

Protests against Palestine Action ban to continue ‘until November’

Defend Our Juries said more than 500 people have committed to holding ‘I oppose genocide, I support Palestine Action’ signs on Saturday.

Evening Standard

Protests against Palestine Action ban to continue ‘until November’ despite Met Police arrests warning

It comes despite the Met Police’s insistence that anyone found to be expressing support for Palestine Action ‘can expect to be arrested’

AAP

Russia fights edict Canberra embassy a security threat

Diplomatic tensions between Australia and Russia are playing out in the High Court after a new embassy in Canberra was denied by the federal government.

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The Independent UK

Britain urged to let hero Afghans bring their families to UK after major data leak put thousands at risk

Exclusive: Yvette Cooper is warned that the ‘worst possible consequences of the data leak’ could become a ‘dire reality’ if Afghans cannot bring their loved ones to safety

Evening Standard

Kevin Spacey to perform at Cyprus resort in bid to revive career after acquittal on sexual assault charges

The Oscar winner will take to the stage for a cabaret-style performance - years after being out of the spotlight and a high-profile court case

Clever Dude

8 Times a Verbal Promise About Inheritance Was Rejected by the Court

We’ve all heard stories about how someone was told they’d inherit “everything” just to be left with nothing. In some cases, a verbal promise is enough to make sure you get your “cut.” However, there have been several cases where the court rejected the idea of a verbal promise about…

The Independent UK

Lucy Letby’s colleague wins High Court claim over probe into hospital visits

The doctor issued a claim for breach of contract at the High Court

Evening Standard

Teenager jailed for school shooting fantasy inspired by Columbine massacre

Felix Winter, 18, admitted two charges and was sentenced at the High Court in Glasgow.

Evening Standard

Bereaved family intend to apply to access Scappaticci will

The High Court in London ruled earlier this week that the will of a man believed to be the IRA agent known as Stakeknife will not be made public.

Evening Standard

Royal Albert Hall dispute over seat use to go to High Court trial, judge rules

A High Court judge says the seat holders’ dispute with the Royal Albert Hall should go to trial

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