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Rangers: what happens now after court decision?
HMRC is adamant there is money in there to be had and the court now says the state is owed what will be a substantial sum – barring any appeal process, of course.
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Hundreds of thousands of small businesses which were forced to close during the first national lockdown could now get payouts from their insurance companies after a ruling by the Supreme Court. The test case was brought by the City watchdog after some firms complained they had been refused claims under their business interruption insurance policies.…
There was an unusual feeling in Labour conference as the result from the Supreme Court came in this morning – unity.
We spoke to former Supreme Court judge Lord Sumption and asked him whether we are now facing a constitutional crisis.
The Supreme Court has over-ruled attempts by the Home Office to discredit claims of torture by a Sri Lankan asylum seeker.
The manager of a Belfast bakery said he was “delighted and relieved” after the Supreme Court ruled that his company was not discriminating against a customer when it refused to make a cake iced with the slogan “support gay marriage”.
The United Nations General Assembly is traditionally a forum to discuss matters of international significance, but with accusations of sexual misconduct swirling around President Trump’s nominee for the Supreme Court, he could not help but defend his man. Sitting next to the Colombian President, Trump called into question the account of a second accuser and said the…
The government has published two papers on its approach to the ECJ after Brexit. But there are plenty of unanswered questions. FactCheck investigates.
The Supreme Court has backed the Government’s minimum income rule for Britons wanting to bring a non-European partner or children to the UK.
HMRC is adamant there is money in there to be had and the court now says the state is owed what will be a substantial sum – barring any appeal process, of course.
The supreme court orders the government to prepare new plans to improve air quality within three months, whoever is in power. The UK has exceeded European air pollution limits every year since 2010.
The UK’s highest court rules that minor convictions should not be disclosed in criminal records checks because doing so is a breach of human rights.
The court of appeal upholds the legality of government cutbacks in the benefits system, as judges reject accusations that the so-called “bedroom tax” unlawfully discriminates against the disabled.
A week after same-sex marriage was made legal in Canberra, around 30 gay couples will now have their marriages annulled after Australia’s high court overturns the ruling.
A British Libyan is challenging the Metropolitan Police and the home secretary over the right to a solicitor when stopped entering the UK under controversial Schedule 7 powers.
Former Italian Prime minister Silvio Berlusconi should be barred from holding public office for two years following a conviction for tax fraud – but the ban is not enforced straight away.