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Criminal trial dealing with charges of fraud and conspiracy to conceal, destroy or dispose of documents is listed for 2027.

Britain must lead the way on renewable energy, says chancellor Rachel Reeves. As Katharine Freeland reports, lawyers are ...

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Hamas, the de facto civil administration of Gaza, runs public services: the bureaucracy, the schools, the hospitals, the ...

High Court judge allows appeal against direct access practitioner's six-month suspension, imposing a £25,000 fine in its ...

Bar Standards Board research reveals 'significant' barriers limiting barristers' ability to use new technology effectively.

The Westminster Commission on Joint Enterprise, set up last year by the all-party parliamentary group on miscarriages of ...

Ministers have been warned that new targets to cut the waiting times for asylum applications could have the opposite effect.

Tribunal dismisses appeal over £8,000 sanction imposed by adjudicator panel for breach of a property sale undertaking.