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Ex-BBC journalist whose data was unlawfully gained awarded £20,000 in damages
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Andrew Tate’s legal action against CPS over names of alleged victims thrown out
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Andrew's controversial envoy emails 'handed to palace six years ago'
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Watchdog to fine South East Water £22m over water supply failures
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Palestine Action can challenge terror ban, Court of Appeal rules
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Connolly hits back at Humphreys in radio debate over ‘scurrilous’ claim
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Palestine Action case not ‘exceptional’, Home Office tells appeal judges
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Home Office appeal over Palestine Action ban legal challenge to be heard
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Home Office wins right to challenge Palestine Action terror ban appeal
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Government accused of ‘cynical media campaign’ in Palestine Action legal battle
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Palestine Action High Court challenge can go ahead, judge rules
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Decision due on whether Palestine Action legal challenge can go ahead
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Palestine Action terror ban made UK ‘international outlier’, High Court told
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High Court to hear bid to challenge Palestine Action ban
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More than 100 Britons’ details in leaked Afghan dataset, including spies and SAS
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MoD could face ‘substantial’ compensation claims over data breach, lawyer says
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Ministry of Defence data breach timeline
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‘Fundamentally objectionable’ that Afghan relocation decisions lacked scrutiny
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Palestine Action terror ban comes into force after late-night legal action fails
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Palestine Action loses appeal hours before terror ban due to start
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Palestine Action ban would have free speech ‘chilling effect’, appeal court told
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Some consequences of Palestine Action ban ‘overstated’, says High Court judge
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Sally Rooney will remain ‘committed supporter of Palestine Action’
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Palestine Action to make Court of Appeal bid at evening hearing over terror ban
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High Court judge refuses to temporarily block Palestine Action terror ban
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Judgment due in Palestine Action court bid for temporary block on terror ban
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Bid to temporarily block Palestine Action ban to be heard at High Court
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Home Secretary: Government accepts court ruling on ‘serious failing’ by MI5
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‘Premature’ to decide whether MI5 should face contempt probe, judges rule
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