The UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention upholds all three grounds for five IPP prisoners, finding no legal basis for post-tariff detention, as lawyers prepare a habeas corpus challenge.
A split Supreme Court holds the section 5 personal injury exception removes Bahrain's immunity where spyware was remotely installed on UK computers, Lords Leggatt and Burrows dissenting.
Cherrington confirms Article 10 unfair dismissal points must be pleaded, APIL calls the SRA's three-hour ethics discussions overly burdensome, and the High Court refuses wider disclosure in the…
The EAT has dismissed the University of Bristol's appeal, confirming the pleaded anti-Zionist belief as protected under the Equality Act 2010, while one remedy ground on the 30%…
Today's Legal Brief roundup: a £2.5m interim costs award in Abbott v MoD, the Court of Appeal on authority to carry, the £705m medico-legal market and support for…
The EHRC Code of Practice on Services, Public Functions and Associations came into force on 5 August 2026. It creates no obligations, but tribunals must take relevant parts…
Disappearing messages on work devices survived judicial review in R (BB) v Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis, but the policy was lawful only because of its export…
The five Supreme Court judgments of 27 July that have not been covered here, alongside conditional pension increases, partnership profits and the reach of an account of profits.
A seven-justice Supreme Court panel has unanimously overruled Cheshire West in [2026] UKSC 16, replacing the acid test with a multifactorial assessment of what amounts to deprivation of…