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Inflatable dinghy carrying migrants makes its way towards England in the English Channel, Britain, May 4, 2024. (REUTERS)

How International laws have prevented deportation of failed asylum seekers

21-year-old beauty queen Laken Ashlee Snelling, who is a student at the University of Kentucky, has pleaded not guilty after being charged with abuse of a corpse, tampering with physical evidence and concealing the birth of an infant. The body of her newborn baby was found in a wardrobe. Photo by Fayette County Detention Centre.

Star pleads not guilty to charges against her after baby's body found

Demonstrators out the Epping hotel

Permission for council to appeal over Epping hotel verdict refused

Drivers are being urged to get ready for compensation under the car finance mis‑selling scandal.

Motoring expert urges drivers to prepare now for car finance compensation payout...

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Unfair car finance deals could see Brits owed £100s, says Martin Lewis

New and secondhand cars for sale on a dealership forecourt in Ellesmere Port in 2023 (Photo: Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)

Supreme Court blocks car finance payouts for millions

There has been a surge in gender recognition certificates (GRCs) granted in the UK

10,000 gender certificates granted amid rise in Gen Z applications

Thomas Riley owner of Simple PCP Claims

I’m a claims expert - people don’t know this one trick to claim back hundreds fr...

Millions of drivers may be owed £1,000s in PCP finance scandal - but you don’t n...

The Supreme Court ruling is a huge victory for campaigners

Court rules ‘woman’ in equality law refers to biological women

The UK Supreme Court in Parliament Square, central London. A judgement will be delivered today on whether men who identify as transgender can be regarded as female for the purposes of the 2010 Equality Act.

Supreme Court to issue ruling in dispute over definition of a woman

Iran has denied reports claiming that exiled rapper Amir Tataloo, has been sentenced to death for blasphemy.

Iran denies issuing death penalty for rapper

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Supreme Court upholds TikTok ban in US

Amnesty International to step in on case that asks 'What is a woman?'

Donald Trump’s election victory could have huge implications for his legal cases.

Donald Trump: Could the new US President-Elect still go to prison?

A public inquiry will be held following the death of Dawn Sturgess, who was unwittingly poisoned by Novichok in 2018.

Novichok poisonings inquiry into Dawn Sturgess's death set to open

Shamima Begum. Picture: BBC

Shamima Begum loses final bid to challenge citizenship removal
Shamima Begum has been denied permission to challenge the revocation of her British citizenship at the Supreme Court.
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Yorkshire-born crocodile expert Adam Britton has pleaded guilty to bestiality charges in an Australian court. Picture: Richard Grande/AFP via Getty Images

Crocodile expert 'emotional' in court after rape and torture of dogs

Supreme court rejects reality star Josh Duggar’s appeal in child pornography case

Reality star's appeal in child pornography case rejected

The Rwanda Bill explained. Credit: Mark Hall/Getty

Explainer Rwanda Bill finally passes: your questions on cost and safety answered

The Supreme Court in Arizona has upheld a 1864 Civil War-era law which prohibits almost all abortions in the state. (Credit: Getty Images)

US state reinstates abortion ban

Rishi Sunak's Rwanda scheme might cost £290m before a single flight has taken off. Credit: Getty

Explainer Rwanda plan 'could cost £3.9bn' to remove 20K asylum seekers

The Scottish government is to abandon its appeal against a Supreme Court ruling that said that the UK's intervention to block the controversial gender reform bill was lawful. Picture: Getty Images

Scottish government abandons appeal against gender laws ruling

James Cleverly signs the new treaty with Rwanda. Credit: Getty

BreakingExplainer Government unveils new bill which states Rwanda is safe for refugees

Home Secretary James Cleverly speaks during a press conference with Rwandan Minister of Foreign Affairs Vincent Biruta after the signing of a new treaty in Kigali, Rwanda. Credit: Ben Birchall/PA Wire

BreakingExplainer James Cleverly signs new Rwanda treaty to try and revive asylum plan

Lady Hale wearing the spider brooch during the Supreme Court ruling in 2019. Credit: PA

Lady Hale wishes she never wore spider brooch during Brexit ruling

Rishi Sunak. Credit: Leon Neal/PA Wire

Rishi Sunak says he will block legal challenges to Rwanda asylum plan

Rishi Sunak has pledged to 'stop the boats' as part of his government promises - the Illegal Migration Bill has now passed through the upper house, with the controversial bill now set to become law. (Credit: Getty Images)

What does the Rwanda ruling mean for Rishi Sunak - what happens next?
The Supreme Court's ruling on the Rwanda policy could have a huge impact on Rishi Sunak's premiership.
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TikTok influencer Modou Adams has been jailed for trying to smuggle £300,000 of cocaine out of Peru and back to his hometown of London. Photo by Instagram/Modou Adams.

TikTok star Modou Adams jailed for trying to smuggle cocaine from Peru

Dame Sue Carr named Lady Chief Justice, first woman to hold most senior judge title in England & Wales

Breaking Dame Sue Carr named Lady Chief Justice

Illegal Migration Act 2023: Suella Braverman to appeal 'outdated' 1951 UN Refugee Convention - what is it?

Explainer Suella Braverman calls for UN Refugee Convention reform - what is it?

A gay rights supporter demonstrates in front of the U.S. Supreme Court Building on December 05, 2022 in Washington, DC. The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments from cases including one involving Lorie Smith, the owner of 303 Creative, a website design company in Colorado who refuses to create websites for same-sex weddings despite a state anti-discrimination law. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

The Supreme Court ruling that's led Michael Imperioli to sound off

US President Joe Biden delivers his State of the Union address during a joint meeting of Congress in the House Chamber of the US Capitol on 7 February, 2023 in Washington, DC. Credit: Getty Images

Biden vows to veto any ‘national abortion ban’ in State of Union

Supporters of Brazilian former President Jair Bolsonaro clash with the police during a demonstration outside the Planalto Palace in Brasilia on January 8, 2023. - Brazilian police used tear gas Sunday to repel hundreds of supporters of far-right ex-president Jair Bolsonaro after they stormed onto Congress grounds one week after President Luis Inacio Lula da Silva's inauguration, an AFP photographer witnessed. (Photo by EVARISTO SA / AFP) (Photo by EVARISTO SA/AFP via Getty Images)

Breaking Bolsonaro supporters storm Congress in Brazil’s capital

A new law has paved the way for those affected by contaminated water at Camp Lejeune to bring a case for compensation.

Contaminated water scandal could be biggest mass lawsuit in US history

The Bill of Rights was introduced to Parliament recently, and Dominic Raab has rejected a call to include the right to abortion in it.

The Bill of Rights plan explained as Raab says it has PM’s backing

Chris Dawson was convicted of murdering his wife and disposing of her body 40 years ago.

Chris Dawson jailed for 24 years over wife’s murder in 1982

Kim Kardashian attends the 2022 LACMA ART+FILM GALA Presented By Gucci at Los Angeles County Museum of Art on November 05, 2022 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Presley Ann/Getty Images for LACMA)

Kim Kardashian ‘re-evaluating’ relationship with Balenciaga

Nicola Sturgeon has described the Supreme Court ruling that Scotland does not have the power to hold a new referendum on independence as “disappointing”. (Credit: Getty Images)

Sturgeon ‘disappointed’ at Supreme Court’s referendum ruling

The Supreme Court ruled against the Scottish Government in the indyref2 case (Photo: PA)

Breaking Supreme Court says no to Scottish Parliament bill to hold indyref2

The Scottish Government wants to hold another vote on Scottish independence in October 2023.

The latest polling on Scottish independence explained by John Curtice

A Supreme Court case will judge whether Scotland can hold a legal referendum next year. (Credit: Getty Images)

Scottish Indyref2: what is Supreme Court case about?

Madeleine McCann’s parents have lost the latest stage in their legal battle against a former Portuguese detective. Credit: Getty Images

Madeleine McCann: parents lose court case against Portuguese detective

Chrissy Teigen has spoken openly about her miscarriage in the past (Pic: Getty Images for City Harvest)

Chrissy Teigen reveals miscarriage was ‘abortion to save my life’

Chris Dawson was convicted of murdering his wife and disposing of her body 40 years ago.

Podcast leads to man’s conviction over wife’s murder in 1982

The UK Government has said that the Scottish Government does not have the ‘legislative competence’ to hold a second referendum on independence. (Credit: Getty Images)

UK Government makes case against second Scottish independence vote

US Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is detained after participating in a sit in with activists from Center for Popular Democracy (Pic: Getty Images)

Why was Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez arrested at abortion rights protest?

What did Julian Assange do? Supreme Court extradition case explained

Pro-choice demonstrators wave signs in front of the US Supreme Court in 2005 (Photo: KAREN BLEIER/AFP via Getty Images)

Roe v Wade: US Supreme Court decision on abortion rights explained

US Supreme Court confirms leaked abortion law document is genuine

Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson has made history as the first Black woman confirmed to sit on US Supreme Court (Photo: Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)

Ketanji Brown Jackson makes history with Supreme Court confirmation

Activists protesting outside the Famagusta District Court after the woman was convicted in 2020.

UK woman’s rape lie conviction overturned by Cypriot supreme court

Julian Assange has won the right to seek an appeal at the Supreme Court against his extradition to the US.(Picture: Jack Taylor/Getty Images)

Julian Assange wins first stage of battle to seek extradition appeal

How Boris Johnson’s government is attempting to dismantle democracy

The Supreme Court has today thrown out a case which could have seen Google pay each UK iPhone owner £750 in compensation. (Pic: Getty)

Lloyd v Google: UK iPhone users miss out on £750 compensation

Supreme Court refuses to block extreme six-week abortion ban in Texas

Johnson looks likely to deny Sturgeon a second independence referendum (Picture: Getty Images)

Boris Johnson: another Scottish referendum 'irresponsible and reckless'

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