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
Shamima Begum’s lawyers may petition Strasbourg court over citizenship removal
Ms Begum was stripped of her UK citizenship in 2019 on national security grounds.
By Jess Glass
7 Aug 2024
Crime
Shamima Begum loses final bid to challenge citizenship removal
Last year, Ms Begum lost her appeal against the decision to revoke her citizenship on national security grounds
By Jess Glass
7 Aug 2024
Crime
Emergency puberty blocker ban was lawful, High Court rules
The so-called ‘banning order’ on puberty blockers was imposed by the Conservative government.
By Jess Glass
29 Jul 2024
Crime
High Court to rule whether emergency puberty blocker ban was lawful
Mrs Justice Lang’s decision on the legal action will be handed down at 11am.
By Jess Glass
29 Jul 2024
Crime
Arena bomb victims should not have to deal with ‘hurtful’ hoax claims – survivor
Martin Hibbert and his daughter Eve are suing former television producer Richard Hall, who claims the attack was staged, for harassment.
By Jess Glass
25 Jul 2024
Crime
‘Millions of people have bought a lie’ over Manchester Arena attack, court told
Richard Hall, who is being sued by two survivors of the bombing, told the court that ‘there was no bomb’.
By Jess Glass
24 Jul 2024
Crime
Arena bombing survivor tells High Court being trolled is ‘exhausting’
Martin Hibbert is suing self-described journalist Richard Hall, who claims the attack was a ‘hoax’, for harassment and data protection.
By Jess Glass
22 Jul 2024
Crime
Arena bombing affected survivor ‘in every conceivable way’ harassment trial told
Bombing survivors Martin and Eve Hibbert are suing self-described journalist Richard Hall, who has claimed the attack was faked.
By Jess Glass
22 Jul 2024
Crime
NUJ to intervene at tribunal over claims of covert surveillance of journalists
Northern Ireland-based filmmakers Barry McCaffrey and Trevor Birney have brought a case to the Investigatory Powers Tribunal.
By Jess Glass
18 Jul 2024
Crime
Harry and others face wait for pick of cases in trial against The Sun publisher
More than 40 people, including the Duke of Sussex, are bringing legal action against the publisher of The Sun.
By Jess Glass
16 Jul 2024
Crime
Noel Clarke’s libel trial against the Guardian publisher due in March 2025
The 48-year-old is suing Guardian News and Media over a series of articles.
By Jess Glass
15 Jul 2024
Politics
Labour Government may make puberty blocker ban permanent, High Court told
The Government is ‘minded to renew’ an emergency banning order over the medications which suppress the natural production of sex hormones.
By Jess Glass
12 Jul 2024
UK
Laurence Fox bids to appeal against 'paedophile' libel judgments
The actor-turned-politician was ordered to pay a total of £180,000 to two people he libelled on social media in a ruling earlier this year.
By Jess Glass
12 Jul 2024
Crime
Ex-health secretary ‘overruled officials’ with puberty blockers ban, court told
A campaign group has told the High Court that an emergency order over the medication was unlawful.
By Jess Glass
12 Jul 2024
Environment
Government pulls out of legal battle over Cumbria coal mine
The Government has told the High Court that planning permission for the mine near Whitehaven should be quashed, campaigners said.
By Jess Glass
11 Jul 2024
Politics
Asylum seekers challenging Rwanda deportation have cases resolved
The new Labour Government vowed to scrap the deportation policy
By Jess Glass
9 Jul 2024
Politics
Civil Service guidance over Tory government’s Rwanda plans lawful, judge rules
The FDA trade union took legal action against the Cabinet Office over the Civil Service Code and removals to the East African nation.
By Jess Glass
5 Jul 2024
Crime
Decision to approve Julian Assange’s extradition quashed after release
In an order on Friday, judges said the decision to order Mr Assange’s extradition to the US in June 2022 had been overturned.
By Jess Glass
28 Jun 2024
Crime
‘Jokey’ messages to private groups lawful, High Court told in ex-Pcs’ appeal
Former police officers Jonathon Cobban and Joel Borders have brought appeals against their convictions to the High Court.
By Jess Glass
26 Jun 2024
Crime
Decision to drop Windrush review recommendations unlawful, High Court rules
Mrs Justice Heather Williams said part of the response had a ‘proportionately prejudicial effect upon Windrush victims’.
By Jess Glass
19 Jun 2024