Jess Glass
Crime
Harry rejects ‘offensive’ defamation claim made by Sentebale charity
No documents are currently available in the claim originally filed on March 24.
By Jess Glass
10 Apr 2026
Crime
Trump to pay legal fees of company sued over dossier allegations
The former US president brought legal action against Orbis Business Intelligence, a consultancy founded by ex-MI6 officer Christopher Steele
By Jess Glass
7 Mar 2024
UK
Judges bid to bring ‘very old’ rape cases to trial in coming months
These cases, which involve both adult and child alleged victims as well as some retrials, have each been at a crown court since 2021
By Jess Glass
6 Mar 2024
Crime
Katie Price to lose nearly half her OnlyFans income amid bankruptcy
The former glamour model was declared bankrupt in November 2019.
By Jess Glass
29 Feb 2024
Showbiz
Steve Coogan facing libel claim over ‘weasel-like’ portrayal in film
Richard Taylor, formerly deputy registrar of the University of Leicester, is bringing legal action over a portrayal of him in the film The Lost King.
By Jess Glass
29 Feb 2024
UK
Decision to dissolve black female deacon’s parish is ‘indirectly discriminatory’
Reverend Yvonne Clarke was ordained as a deacon in the CoE in 1987 and has served All Saints Shirley, in Southwark Diocese, for more than 20 years.
By Jess Glass
27 Feb 2024
Crime
Sanctioned oligarch and superyacht owner lose Court of Appeal bids
Eugene Shvidler took his case to the Court of Appeal alongside Russian businessman Sergei Naumenko.
By Jess Glass
27 Feb 2024
Crime
Shamima Begum's lawyers vow to 'keep fighting' after appeal loss
The Court of Appeal unanimously dismissed Ms Begum’s fight to reinstate her British citizenship
By Jess Glass
23 Feb 2024
Crime
Shamima Begum’s legal battle with the Government explained
The 24-year-old lost a Court of Appeal bid over her citizenship on Friday.
By Jess Glass
23 Feb 2024
UK
Shamima Begum to discover outcome of citizenship removal appeal
East Londoner travelled to Syria in 2015 at the age of 15 before her British citizenship was revoked on national security grounds four years later
By Jess Glass
23 Feb 2024
Crime
Julian Assange faces wait for decision on whether appeal can go ahead
The decision will be given in writing at a later date.
By Jess Glass
21 Feb 2024
Crime
Assange ‘put lives at risk’ by releasing unredacted documents, High Court told
The WikiLeaks founder is fighting extradition to the US.
By Jess Glass
21 Feb 2024
Crime
Decision in Shamima Begum citizenship appeal bid due
Ms Begum travelled to Syria in 2015 at the age of 15 before her citizenship was revoked on national security grounds four years later.
By Jess Glass
20 Feb 2024
Crime
US bid to prosecute Julian Assange is ‘state retaliation’, court told
The WikiLeaks founder faces extradition to the US over an alleged conspiracy to obtain and disclose national defence information.
By Jess Glass
20 Feb 2024
Crime
Julian Assange faces ‘flagrant’ denial of justice if extradited, High Court told
Lawyers for the WikiLeaks founder are seeking to challenge a previous dismissal of parts of his case against extradition.
By Jess Glass
20 Feb 2024
Crime
Campaigners lose High Court challenge over Stonehenge tunnel plans renewal
National Highways has said its plan for the tunnel will remove the sight and sound of traffic passing the site and cut journey times.
By Jess Glass
19 Feb 2024
Politics
University loses appeal against ruling over suicidal student
Natasha Abrahart, 20, was found dead in her flat in April 2018.
By Jess Glass
14 Feb 2024
Celebrity News
Harry says ‘mission continues’ after phone hacking claim against Mirror settled
A judge ruled in December that phone hacking became ‘widespread and habitual’ at MGN titles in the late 1990s.
By Jess Glass
9 Feb 2024
Crime
What findings did the High Court make about the Mirror’s publisher?
Mr Justice Fancourt ruled last December that phone hacking was ‘habitual’ and ‘widespread’ at Mirror Group Newspapers titles.
By Jess Glass
9 Feb 2024
Celebrity News
Duke of Sussex settles phone hacking claim against Mirror Group
A judge ruled in December that phone hacking became ‘widespread and habitual’ at MGN titles in the late 1990s.
By Jess Glass
9 Feb 2024
Crime
Mirror publisher told to pay some costs of phone hacking trial
Mr Justice Fancourt said the publisher should pay so-called generic costs to the more than 100 people currently involved in the legal action.
By Jess Glass
9 Feb 2024