Callum Parke
Business News
Plan to save Las Iguanas restaurant operator from administration approved
Mr Justice Meade sanctioned the scheme at the end of a High Court hearing in London.
By Callum Parke
5 Jun 2026
Crime
Home Secretary: Government accepts court ruling on ‘serious failing’ by MI5
It emerged this year that evidence given by the security agency to an injunction hearing in 2022 was false.
By Callum Parke
3 Jul 2025
Crime
McLaren unit sued by US surgeon who suffered brain injury in snowmobile crash
Andrew Cannestra was injured in northern Finland in February 2020 while on a trip organised by McLaren Automotive Events.
By Callum Parke
2 Jul 2025
Politics
Human rights group loses challenge over jet part exports amid Gaza conflict
Al-Haq challenged the Government over exports of military equipment to Israel.
By Callum Parke
30 Jun 2025
Crime
Mother loses High Court challenge over murdered son’s inquest
Jada Bailey sought to challenge the decision not to resume the inquest into the death of her son, Jaden Moodie, who was murdered in 2019.
By Callum Parke
30 Jun 2025
Crime
Judges to rule on Palestinian group’s legal action over Israel military exports
Palestinian human rights organisation Al-Haq is taking legal action against the Department for Business and Trade over exports of parts for F-35 jets.
By Callum Parke
30 Jun 2025
Business News
‘Overwhelming’ evidence ex-Barclays CEO was ‘close’ to Epstein, tribunal rules
Jes Staley was fined £1.8 million and banned from holding senior roles in the financial sector by the Financial Conduct Authority in 2023.
By Callum Parke
26 Jun 2025
Crime
Trial of High Court claims against Andrew Tate brought forward to next summer
Tate’s barristers told an earlier court hearing that there was ‘total denial of wrongdoing’.
By Callum Parke
25 Jun 2025
Crime
Watchdog acted ‘irrationally’ in registering private gender clinic, court told
Two women are challenging the Care Quality Commission’s decision to register the Gender Plus Hormone Clinic in Birmingham.
By Callum Parke
24 Jun 2025
Crime
Nigerian communities set to have oil pollution High Court claims tried in 2027
Members of the Bille and Ogale communities began legal action in 2015, claiming they have suffered systemic and ongoing oil pollution for years.
By Callum Parke
20 Jun 2025
Crime
Man who filmed himself raping woman has ‘lenient’ sentence increased
Gagandeep Gulati, 20, had his sentence for rape increased from six years to nine years at the Court of Appeal on Thursday
By Callum Parke
19 Jun 2025
Crime
Driver who killed eight-month-old baby in pram has sentence reduced
Bridget Curtis, who is now 71, pleaded guilty to causing death by dangerous driving.
By Callum Parke
17 Jun 2025
Crime
Publicist to receive damages after settling legal claim against Sun publisher
Ciara Parkes took legal action against News Group Newspapers in 2022 over alleged voicemail interception and misuse of private information.
By Callum Parke
17 Jun 2025
Politics
Company linked to Baroness Mone must pay back £121m for ‘faulty’ PPE, court told
The Department of Health and Social Care is suing PPE Medpro for allegedly breaching a deal for 25 million surgical gowns.
By Callum Parke
11 Jun 2025
Crime
Man who likened himself to Mexican drug lord loses appeal over 21-year sentence
Jonathan Cassidy played a leading role in an international drug plot.
By Callum Parke
10 Jun 2025
Crime
School loses Supreme Court bid over Christian staff member sacked for LGBT posts
Kristie Higgs, a Christian mother of two, was sacked from her role at Farmor’s School in Fairford, Gloucestershire, for sharing Facebook posts.
By Callum Parke
9 Jun 2025
Environment
Calls for wider access to nature after Supreme Court ruling on Dartmoor camping
Five justices ruled unanimously on Wednesday that the public does have the right to wild camp in the national park in Devon.
By Callum Parke
21 May 2025
Crime
Public has the right to wild camp on Dartmoor, Supreme Court rules
Five justices unanimously dismissed a legal challenge by two landowners, who claimed that the law did not allow camping.
By Callum Parke
21 May 2025
Crime
Supreme Court set to rule on whether public have right to wild camp on Dartmoor
Alexander and Diana Darwall are challenging a Court of Appeal ruling that said the law allows the public to camp on the Dartmoor Commons in Devon.
By Callum Parke
21 May 2025
Crime
Why did Lucy Connolly receive a 31-month sentence for Southport tweet?
Connolly lost a bid to appeal against her sentence at the Court of Appeal on Tuesday.
By Callum Parke
20 May 2025
Crime
Tommy Robinson to be released from prison in days after sentence cut
Robinson was jailed in October after admitting multiple breaches of a High Court injunction made in 2021.
By Callum Parke
20 May 2025