Judge throws out 'hopeless' claim against Reform's Nick Candy
A High Court judge has dismissed a 'misconceived' £659 million legal claim against Reform UK treasurer Nick Candy over a penthouse sale. Read the full details of the case.
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Skipton named UK's happiest place to live in 2024
The North Yorkshire market town of Skipton has topped Rightmove's Happy at Home index. Discover why its community spirit, stunning scenery, and affordability make it Britain's most contented place.
Skipton named UK's happiest place to live 2025
The North Yorkshire market town of Skipton has topped Rightmove's 'happy at home' index for 2025. Discover why its community spirit, green spaces, and affordability won over residents.
Skipton crowned UK's happiest place to live for 2025
The North Yorkshire market town of Skipton has topped Rightmove's 2025 'Happy at Home' index. Discover the secrets behind its community spirit, scenic beauty, and thriving high street.
Skipton Named UK's Happiest Place to Live 2025
The Yorkshire market town of Skipton tops Rightmove's 2025 'Happy at Home' index. Discover why its community spirit, affordability, and stunning Dales access won residents' hearts.
Lime e-bike user sues after leg broken in crash
A London cyclist is taking legal action against Lime after a rented e-bike skidded, causing life-changing leg fractures. He warns of a dangerous design flaw.
Runcorn homes sell in just 34 days in hot market
Properties in the Cheshire town of Runcorn are flying off the market in just 34 days on average, thanks to affordability and excellent commuter links. Discover the UK's fastest-selling areas.
£225k 'Shed' Home Highlights UK Housing Crisis
A one-bedroom property in Wirksworth, resembling a garden shed, is on the market for £225,000. Discover the details of this unique listing and what it reveals about the UK property market.
UK House Prices Fall 1.8% Amid Budget Uncertainty
UK house asking prices fell 1.8% in November, the largest drop for this time of year since 2012. Discover how budget speculation is impacting the property market.
Man wins £25k over missed septic tank in property purchase
Mark Ledsom secured compensation after his conveyancing solicitor failed to identify an old septic tank during his property purchase in Runcorn. Learn how to protect yourself.
Trump's £3.8bn BBC Lawsuit Tests Starmer's Leadership
Sir Keir Starmer faces calls to intervene as Donald Trump threatens to sue BBC for billions over edited speech. Liberal Democrats urge PM to protect British institution from legal battle.
Rightmove faces £1bn claim over estate agent fees
Property portal Rightmove is hit with a £1bn legal claim alleging unfair fees. Thousands of UK estate agents could be represented. Discover the details.
French lawyers sue Louvre to seize crown jewels
A group of French lawyers has launched an unprecedented legal action against the Louvre Museum, demanding the seizure of France's crown jewels in pursuit of an extraordinary compensation claim.
Paralysed gardener loses £1m High Court claim
A professional gardener left paralysed after a devastating fall from a ladder while tree-cutting has lost his £1 million High Court claim in a heartbreaking legal ruling that highlights the dangers of gardening work.
Farage apologises for false grooming gangs claim
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage issues public apology after falsely stating that 'the vast majority' of grooming gang convictions were British-Pakistani men, following legal action threat from research centre.
Chicago rooftop s'mores burns spark lawsuit against Nuveen
A prestigious Chicago rooftop restaurant faces explosive legal action after a family suffered severe burns during a s'mores dessert incident, with investment giant Nuveen now entangled in the fiery controversy.
Car Boot King's £43m fortune faces legal battle
Multi-millionaire car boot sale tycoon Philip Gwynne faces losing his £43 million fortune after his cleaner-turned-partner launches legal claim against his estate following his sudden death.
NRL star sued after dog attack leaves man injured
South Sydney Rabbitohs enforcer Liam Knight finds himself at the centre of a legal storm after his American Bully allegedly mauled a man, sparking a compensation claim that could have major implications for the rugby league star's career.
Man wins £10k over false paedophile accusations
A man falsely branded a paedophile by his neighbour has been awarded £10,000 after secretly filming the relentless harassment campaign against him in a landmark legal victory.
London Property Market Soars in Spring Surge
London's property market experiences unprecedented surge as Rightmove data reveals the largest March budget increase since 2013, with asking prices climbing £5,207 amid growing buyer demand.
Gregg Wallace loses BBC High Court damages battle
MasterChef star Gregg Wallace has been denied damages after claiming the BBC caused him 'distress and harassment' following his dismissal from Saturday Kitchen, with the High Court ruling against the television presenter.
Model jailed for £3m NHS fraud exposed at festival
Jasmine Allchurch, 33, sentenced to prison after fraudulent £3 million negligence claim against NHS was uncovered when she was photographed dancing at festival despite claiming severe injuries.
Couple faces £350K bill after DIY shed fire disaster
A seemingly innocent garden project turned into a financial catastrophe for one couple, leaving them with a staggering £350,000 legal bill after their DIY shed caught fire and spread to neighbouring properties.
Reform UK treasurer's firm in multi-million fraud claim
A company linked to Reform UK's treasurer is pursuing multi-million pound damages after investing in a tech startup accused of fabricating its credentials and misusing funds.
Woman sues haunted house after 'beast' actor injury
A Nebraska woman files lawsuit against Kansas City haunted house attraction after terrifying encounter with 'beast' character results in serious spinal injuries and medical bills.
Gardener electrocuted by hidden substation wire sues energy firm
A landscape gardener suffered life-changing injuries when he accidentally sliced through a live electricity cable while pruning a hedge. The 11,000-volt shock left him with severe burns and ongoing health issues. He's now taking legal action against Scott
'Nutter' workplace remark ruled as harassment in tribunal
A senior manager's description of a colleague as a 'nutter' has been formally classified as harassment in a groundbreaking employment tribunal ruling that redefines workplace conduct standards.
Millions Owed in Apple/Samsung Phone Lawsuit
UK consumers could claim up to £500 as Apple and Samsung face massive class action over allegedly slowing down older smartphone models without proper consent.
Judge rejects Trump immunity claim in election case
Federal Judge Tosses Out Trump's Immunity Defence in Election Subversion Case, Setting Stage for Historic Legal Battle
Barrister: Israeli govt behind Manchester synagogue attack
A prominent barrister has stunned a London court by alleging Israeli government involvement in a Manchester synagogue attack, raising serious questions about foreign interference on British soil.
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