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The technology firm Autonomy claimed that Tottenham Hotspur was an IT Company in order to increase the value of it’s own software business, according to statements made at the High Court. The business was sold for £8.4 billion to Hewlett

A wealthy barrister, who is currently suing Uber via a crowdfunding lawsuit, has been warned that he faces the likelihood that Uber can reclaim their legal costs against him, if he loses. The matter relates to a missing receipt for

The Labour Party faced an awkward about turn on Monday 28th January with respect to the Governments immigration bill. Dianne Abbot said, “The Labour party is clear that when Britain leaves the single market, freedom of movement ends, and we

Caroline Nokes, the immigration minister has told MP’s she is looking “very closely” at requests to end indefinite immigration detention. There are numerous cases of detainees being held for months and sometimes years because of the UK’s policy of having

Public Law Permission was granted today in respect of client’s unlawful detention claim for Judicial Review, Client is a national of Iraq and has been detained since October 2017 – failure of SSHD to act within their duty to act

A doctor is the first medic to be prosecuted for breaching Dutch euthanasia laws after he slipped a sedative into a 74-year-old woman’s coffee before administering a lethal drug as a member of her family held her down. It is

The owner of Topshop, Philip Green, insisting he was only indulging in banter as he denies sexual harassment and racist abuse of staff. The retail tycoon, identified as the businessman who obtained an injunction preventing the reporting of allegations of

The team examining the circumstances leading up to and surrounding last year’s fire at Grenfell Tower in west London has told campaigners that the public enquiry proceedings cannot be adversarial. Campaign and community groups Inquest, Grenfell United, Justice4Grenfell and Relative

According to figures published by the Crown Prosecution Service, the last year has seen modern day charging offences have risen by 27%. Further figures published show the number of convictions as almost the same as the previous year and down

Two blocks of apartments in Manchester which were built with flammable cladding, need making firesafe at a cost of £3m. The owners of the apartments have been told that they will have to pay for the work following a ruling