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David Neuberger was part of court panel that dismissed appeal of Jimmy Lai and six other pro-democracy activists

Joe Biden and Donald Trump will debate key issues as they go head-to-head in a CNN debate in Atlanta, Georgia

WHO needs Keir Starmer to compromise our national energy security and push up our bills when we have the Supreme Court to do it for us?&nb

ANGELA Rayner today refused to reveal whether Labour would give the green light to the Rosebank oilfield.Supreme Court judges yesterday controversiall

The favorable vote doesn't necessarily mean that Musk will get the all-stock compensation anytime soon. The package is likely to remain tied up in the Delaware Chancery Court and Supreme Court for months as Tesla tries to overturn the Delaware judge's rejection

Pamela Smart, the inspiration behind Nicole Kidman's role in 'To Die For', was a 22-year-old high school media coordinator when she began an affair with a student, 15, who later fatally shot her husband Gregory Smart

Alabama is seeking to carry out another nitrogen gas execution, months after the state became the first to put a person to death with the previously untested method in the execution of Kenneth Smith

Donald Trump has once again compared himself to Nelson Mandela, this time as he faces potential jail time for violations of his gag order in the criminal hush money trial

Documents about blood and urine testing of British troops during radiation experiments are due to be published, campaigners have been told

Former CEO of American Media David Pecker appeared before the New York Supreme Court as part of the Donald Trump vs New York case, and unearthed a sex scandal involving Tiger Woods

The trio, whose names have not been released, include two Sudanese nationals and a South Sudanese national, are now being held on suspicion of facilitating illegal immigration

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak says plans to send illegal migrants to the African country will deter them from crossing the Channel. But his new Bill looks likely to fail.

Illegal Migration Minister Michael Tomlinson said the passing of the Rwanda plan was a 'landmark moment' but said it would take time before the 'deterrent' effect kicks in

BRITAIN must leave the ECHR, tear up the Human Rights Act and even abolish the Supreme Court, Liz Truss has demanded.The ex-PM launched a scathing tak

Will Shu, the platform's founder and chief executive, said some consumers started viewing food delivery as non-essential when the cost-of-living crisis worsened

The group posted a £31.8 million loss for the year, significantly smaller than the £294.1 million loss reported for 2022

US President Joe Biden scolded Supreme Court for overturning Roe v Wade abortion rights as stern-faced justices took the flak in the front row at his State of the Union on Thursday

As the race for a Republican and Democratic Presidential candidate heats up on Super Tuesday, here's what is stopping former President Donald Trump from winning today

One of the most important days of the 2024 Presidential election campaign - dubbed Super Tuesday - kicks off tomorrow - but what is it? Why is it called that? And who will be voting?

Tory heavyweights including Ken Clarke were among those who blasted Rishi Sunak's controversial Safety of Rwanda Bill, which faced widespread opposition in the House of Lords

The US Supreme Court has restored Donald Trump to the ballot, rejecting state attempts to hold him accountable for the January 6 attack on the Capitol in 2021.

The court is expected to release one or more opinions on Monday regarding Trump's challenge after he was taken of the ballot in Colorado for being an "insurrectionist"

A damning report by the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) warned Home Office 'chaos' is costing taxpayers millions of pounds with 55,000 in permanent limbo

Trump's numerous legal issues and his team's attempts to shake them off have put everyone into 'uncharted territory,' Syracuse professor Grant Reeher warns. This comes as Trump leads Biden on numerous polls

The joint statement from almost 50 organisations comes after ministers kick-started a consultation last month to reintroduce fees at employment tribunals