So have the banks won?
Faisal Islam blogs on the day the Supreme Court bank charges ruling. Is this it then?
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A Supreme Court ruling goes some way towards considering ‘fairness’ after a relationship breaks down, but what are the legal rights of cohabiting couples? Channel 4 News finds out.
The US Supreme Court throws out one of the biggest ever class action lawsuits, a sex discrimination case against Walmart. Channel 4 News hears what this means for US law – and society.
A Supreme Court ruling widening the scope for compensation claims by “miscarriage of justice” victims could see the likes of Sion Jenkins and Barry George receiving compensation.
Three former Labour MPs will face criminal trials over their expenses claims, after they lost their appeal in the Supreme Court.
The UK Supreme Court has ruled that Scottish police can no longer question suspects in criminal cases without their lawyer being present. Victoria Macdonald investigates.
“Thank God for dead soldiers” – one of the less offensive slogans from an infamous Kansas church which has gone to the US Supreme Court to defend its right to free speech, writes Matthew Moore.
Faisal Islam blogs on the day the Supreme Court bank charges ruling. Is this it then?
In a special edition of the American Fourcast, Matt Frei talks to former US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi about Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, Elon Musk and the man whose name she will not mention.
We spoke to the Israeli writer and activist Gershon Baskin who has in the past negotiated hostage deals between Israel and Hamas.
Democracy is under attack across the western world – from external powers like Russia, China and Iran, and from inside: the rise of populism, disinformation and organised crime.
We spoke to Yale University historian Timothy Snyder who has written extensively about the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany and whose new book “On Freedom” explores the fragility of democracy.
We were joined by Mick Mulvaney, a former White House chief of Staff for Donald Trump and by Democrat strategist, Julie Roginsky.
We spoke to Professor Sarah Churchwell, a writer and professor of American culture and humanities from the University of London, and from Blue River, Colorado, the broadcaster Mark McKinnon, who advised President George W Bush and Senator John McCain.
It’s quite something when a candidate describes being referred to a criminal court to decide whether his prosecution should continue – as a big win.
An Iranian rapper who through his music openly supported the months of protests sparked by the death of Mahsa Amini, has been sentenced to death, according to his lawyer.