Supreme Court rules in favour of financial watchdog FCA
The UK Supreme Court has ruled in favour of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in a high-profile case, reinforcing its regulatory powers over financial disputes.
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Supreme Court upholds FCA powers in landmark case
The UK Supreme Court has ruled in favour of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in a high-profile case, reinforcing its regulatory powers over financial disputes.
Caribbean court overturns anti-LGBTQ+ colonial laws
A historic court ruling has struck down discriminatory colonial-era laws in the Caribbean, marking a major win for LGBTQ+ rights activists across the region.
FCA ruling opens door to car finance compensation claims
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has uncovered widespread unfair commission practices in car finance, potentially leading to billions in compensation for affected customers.
Court backs school isolation booths in England
A recent court ruling has upheld the use of isolation booths in schools across England, sparking debate over student welfare and disciplinary measures.
Saw-style killer's sentence extended
A sadistic murderer who took inspiration from the horror film 'Saw' has had his jail term extended after a court ruled his original sentence was too lenient.
Santander UK loses mortgage case in Spanish Supreme Court
Thousands of Santander UK customers have secured a major victory after Spain's Supreme Court ruled in their favour over unfair mortgage terms. The decision could lead to significant refunds.
AFL umpire Troy Pannell jailed after controversial ruling
AFL umpire Troy Pannell has been slammed by a judge and sentenced to jail following a shocking court case, sparking outrage among fans and officials.
Mother loses school gender transition court case
A mother in Maine has lost her legal fight against a school district that allegedly facilitated her child's social gender transition without her knowledge. The court ruled in favour of the school's actions, sparking debate over parental rights.
BT pays £1.3m compensation to 11,000 customers
BT has been ordered to compensate more than 11,000 customers after failing to provide adequate service levels. Find out if you're eligible for a refund.
AstraZeneca shares drop after US legal setback
Pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca faces a sharp decline in share prices following an unfavourable US court ruling, sparking investor concerns.
Ex-Colombian president Uribe guilty of witness tampering
Colombia's former president Álvaro Uribe has been convicted of witness tampering in a landmark ruling that shakes the nation's political landscape.
Laurence Fox loses appeal over 'paedophiles' social media post
Actor-turned-activist Laurence Fox has lost his appeal against a High Court ruling over a controversial social media post. Here's the full story behind the legal battle.
UN court to rule on climate change obligations
The UN General Assembly has voted to seek an advisory opinion from the International Court of Justice on countries' legal obligations regarding climate change – a move that could reshape global environmental policy.
Sierra Leone urged to ban FGM after torture ruling
Human rights groups urge Sierra Leone's president to enforce a ban on female genital mutilation following a landmark court ruling declaring the practice as torture.
Court of Appeal overturns Kent decision
A significant legal ruling in Canterbury has been reversed, sparking debates on judicial processes and local governance.
Christian foster mum banned from trans child hormone therapy
A devout Christian foster carer has been barred by a court from permitting a transgender child in her care to undergo hormone therapy, sparking a heated debate on parental rights and child welfare.
Texas judge may ban abortion pill mifepristone
A federal judge in Texas could halt access to mifepristone, a widely used abortion medication, in a ruling that may reshape reproductive healthcare across the US.
BTP officers win unpaid overtime case against Sussex Police
Two British Transport Police officers have secured a major victory in the High Court, ruling that Sussex Police must compensate them for unpaid overtime during a secondment. The case could set a precedent for similar claims across UK law enforcement.
UK drug lord pays £1m of £12m fortune
A high-ranking member of the Kinahan Cartel's UK arm has been ordered to surrender £1 million of his £12 million criminal empire in a major legal blow to organised crime.
Supreme Court backs Muscogee Creek Nation in sovereignty case
The US Supreme Court has upheld the Muscogee Creek Nation's sovereignty over a significant portion of eastern Oklahoma, marking a historic victory for tribal rights.
Jay Slater's Tenerife death ruled accidental
A coroner has concluded that Jay Slater's death in Tenerife was accidental, bringing closure to a case that has gripped the public.
Caribbean hails ICJ climate ruling as historic win
The International Court of Justice's groundbreaking climate decision has been hailed as a historic triumph for vulnerable island states facing existential threats from rising sea levels.
Canadian hockey players cleared in sexual assault case
A Canadian court has dismissed the sexual assault case against five hockey players, citing insufficient evidence. The ruling has sparked mixed reactions across the sports community.
S Korea court orders compensation for 1964 sexual assault
A South Korean court has ruled in favour of a victim of a 1964 sexual assault, ordering the government to pay compensation in a landmark case.
Australia Faces Legal Risk Over Fossil Fuels Post-ICJ Ruling
Australia could be held legally accountable for its fossil fuel policies after a groundbreaking climate ruling by the International Court of Justice (ICJ). Experts warn of potential lawsuits if the country fails to align with global climate commitments.
ICJ ruling opens door to climate reparations for polluters
A landmark ruling by the International Court of Justice could force Australia and other top carbon emitters to pay climate reparations, reshaping global environmental accountability.
Court rejects Trump’s birthright citizenship ban
A US federal court has struck down Donald Trump’s attempt to ban birthright citizenship, declaring it unconstitutional. The ruling reaffirms the 14th Amendment’s guarantee of citizenship to all born on US soil.
Court rejects Trump's birthright citizenship challenge
A US appeals court has dismissed Donald Trump's legal challenge to birthright citizenship, reaffirming the constitutional right to citizenship for children born on American soil. The ruling has significant implications for US immigration policy.
Supreme Court Rules for Abrego-Garcia in Immigration Case
The US Supreme Court has ruled in favour of Kilmar Abrego-Garcia, a Mexican national, in a pivotal immigration case that could reshape deportation policies. The decision highlights judicial scrutiny over procedural fairness.
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