High Court

Second 'well-known' British celebrity with 'many victims' granted injunction

The legal reason David Walliams could not be named until now

7 things we know about the sexual misconduct allegations against David Walliams

Downing Street said the allegations against David Walliams were 'deeply troubling'

Downing Street said the allegations against David Walliams were 'deeply troubling'

David Walliams tells journalists ‘I am not a sexual predator’ in letter

The well-known man cannot be named until ITN or GNM name him in connection with the allegations

The well-known man cannot be named until ITN or GNM name him in connection with the allegations

Famous man who lost injunction bid misses deadline to take case to appeal

A High Court judge rejected a bid by Renault and Nissan to have the case against them thrown out

A High Court judge rejected a bid by Renault and Nissan to have the case against them thrown out

Family-run dealership forced to close faces Renault and Nissan in court showdown

Former Labour MP John Woodcock now styles himself as 'Lord Walney'

Former Labour MP John Woodcock now styles himself as 'Lord Walney'

BBC admits breaching impartiality rules in peer's Palestine Action interview

Jonathan Hopson was sentenced at the High Court in Dundee on Wednesday

Jonathan Hopson was sentenced at the High Court in Dundee on Wednesday

Man jailed for 10 years for sexually abusing children over a 15-year period

A Palestine flag outside the Royal Courts of Justice in London

A Palestine flag outside the Royal Courts of Justice in London

Palestine Action terror ban 'to be taken to Supreme Court', group co-founder pledges

Protesters gathered outside the Royal Courts of Justice in the Strand on Monday morning ahead of the ruling on Palestine Action

Protesters gathered outside the Royal Courts of Justice in the Strand on Monday morning ahead of the ruling on Palestine Action

Appeal court overturns ruling that Palestine Action terror ban was 'unlawful'

The UK laws on genetically edited foods were passed under the Tories in 2023 and signed in by Keir Starmer's Labour Government in 2025

The UK laws on genetically edited foods were passed under the Tories in 2023 and signed in by Keir Starmer's Labour Government in 2025

UK Government decision on genetically modified foods 'unlawful', High Court rules

Climate activist Greta Thunberg being detained by City of London Police during a protest in support of the Palestine Action

Climate activist Greta Thunberg being detained by City of London Police during a protest in support of the Palestine Action

Greta Thunberg among group defying Palestine Action ban in letter to judges

Former first minister Nicola Sturgeon pictured after delivering her final speech in the Scottish Parliament

Former first minister Nicola Sturgeon pictured after delivering her final speech in the Scottish Parliament

Nicola Sturgeon takes on new role with charity in legal battle with UK Government

Jeff Hamilton pictured being arrested under terror laws at a pro-Palestine protest in Glasgow on December 20, 2025

Jeff Hamilton pictured being arrested under terror laws at a pro-Palestine protest in Glasgow on December 20, 2025

'UK first' as Scottish man's Palestine Action terror charges thrown out

The guidelines require a jail sentence of at least five years and as long as 13 years for the crime of rape

The guidelines require a jail sentence of at least five years and as long as 13 years for the crime of rape

Rape sentencing guidelines setting out five-year minimum term come into effect

Protesters outside the court

Protesters outside the court

UK Government can appeal against decision that Palestine Action ban was unlawful

Police officers arrest an 89-year-old protester at a

Police officers arrest an 89-year-old protester at a

The High Court ruling has vindicated every activist who stood against genocide

Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood pictured on a BBC set with images of the police and Prime Minister Keir Starmer behind her

Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood pictured on a BBC set with images of the police and Prime Minister Keir Starmer behind her

REAL SCOTTISH POLITICS

Palestine Action saga shows dystopian doublethink is now UK Government policy

File photograph of people protesting the ban on Palestine Action outside the UK Government Queen Elizabeth House building in central Edinburgh

File photograph of people protesting the ban on Palestine Action outside the UK Government Queen Elizabeth House building in central Edinburgh

Scottish Palestine Action court battle delayed as Labour 'prepare secret evidence'

File photo of a trans rights campaigner

File photo of a trans rights campaigner

Trans people's toilet use 'should not be guided by unblinking ideology', judge says

Protesters celebrate outside the High Court

Protesters celebrate outside the High Court

Board of Deputies attacks High Court Palestine Action ruling

A protester outside the High Court in London where judges have ruled in favour of Palestine Action's co-founder Huda Ammori's challenge over the ban of the organisation as a terror group

A protester outside the High Court in London where judges have ruled in favour of Palestine Action's co-founder Huda Ammori's challenge over the ban of the organisation as a terror group

What the Palestine Action ruling means and what comes next

Scottish whisky brand lodges trademark violation case against former Tory minister

Palestine Action supporters, outside Royal Courts of Justice in central London

Palestine Action supporters, outside Royal Courts of Justice in central London

Suffragettes could have been banned under terror laws, High Court told

Owen Jones faces High Court libel case from BBC editor over Gaza article

The Foreign Office case has been quashed

The Foreign Office case has been quashed

High Court quashes Foreign Office refusal to help Palestinian family leave Gaza

Protesters outside the Royal Courts of Justice where a hearing over whether the proscribing of Palestine Action should be temporarily blocked

Protesters outside the Royal Courts of Justice where a hearing over whether the proscribing of Palestine Action should be temporarily blocked

Banning Palestine Action an 'abuse of power', High Court told

The proscription of Palestine Action makes membership of, or support for, the direct action group punishable by up to 14 years in prison

The proscription of Palestine Action makes membership of, or support for, the direct action group punishable by up to 14 years in prison

Palestine Action co-founder set to challenge UK Government terror ban

The High Court has heard a decision by the Foreign Office to refuse to help a Palestinian family trying to leave Gaza is 'unlawful'

The High Court has heard a decision by the Foreign Office to refuse to help a Palestinian family trying to leave Gaza is 'unlawful'

UK Government's refusal to help family leave Gaza is 'unlawful', court told

Protesters gathered outside the High Court on Friday

Protesters gathered outside the High Court on Friday

Palestine Action terror ban comes into force after late-night appeal

The High Court heard a bid to block the ban on Palestine Action on Friday

The High Court heard a bid to block the ban on Palestine Action on Friday

Court bid to block Palestine Action terrorist ban fails

LIVE: Palestine Action in court challenging UK Government’s terrorist ban

LIVE: Palestine Action in court challenging UK Government’s terrorist ban

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RECAP: Palestine Action in court challenging UK Government’s terrorist ban

Prime Minister Keir Starmer has denied there is a genocide ongoing in Gaza

Prime Minister Keir Starmer has denied there is a genocide ongoing in Gaza

UK Government wins High Court battle over exports of F-35 parts to Israel

Activists opposing the Supreme Court's sex ruling protesting in Edinburgh in April

Activists opposing the Supreme Court's sex ruling protesting in Edinburgh in April

Second legal action launched against equalities watchdog over trans guidance

Foreign Secretary David Lammy (left) and Prime Minister Keir Starmer have been criticised for allowing the export of weapons to Israel

Foreign Secretary David Lammy (left) and Prime Minister Keir Starmer have been criticised for allowing the export of weapons to Israel

Cross-party MPs call on UK Government to publish Gaza 'genocide' documents

A protester dressed as Prime Minister Keir Starmer outside the High Court as Labour defends its export of F-35 parts to Israel

A protester dressed as Prime Minister Keir Starmer outside the High Court as Labour defends its export of F-35 parts to Israel

BEHIND THE HEADLINES

Labour's actions on Israel are always shocking. This week was jaw-dropping

Trans rights campaigners protesting against the Supreme Court's ruling on biological sex

Trans rights campaigners protesting against the Supreme Court's ruling on biological sex

Labour minister and equalities watchdog sued over single-sex toilet guidance

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar and the underside of an F-35 fighter jet

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar and the underside of an F-35 fighter jet

UK should not export 'proactive arms' to Israel 'on principle', Anas Sarwar says

SNP MP Brendan O'Hara (left) and Middle East Minister Hamish Falconer

SNP MP Brendan O'Hara (left) and Middle East Minister Hamish Falconer

'Evidence does not show genocide in Gaza', Labour Government lawyers claim

Jeremy Corbyn MP joins demonstrators outside the Royal Courts of Justice, central London

Jeremy Corbyn MP joins demonstrators outside the Royal Courts of Justice, central London

Gaza a ‘live-streamed genocide’, High Court told as UK Government defends arms sales

Wings Over Scotland blogger Stuart Campbell (right) had made comments deemed a 'hate incident' about murdered trans teenager Brianna Ghey

Wings Over Scotland blogger Stuart Campbell (right) had made comments deemed a 'hate incident' about murdered trans teenager Brianna Ghey

High Court bins case on Wings Over Scotland 'hate posts' about murdered trans teen

The case is being held at the Royal Courts of Justice on Wednesday

The case is being held at the Royal Courts of Justice on Wednesday

UK Government taken to court over 'unlawful' 31 oil and gas licences

Foreign Secretary David Lammy has defended exporting F-35 parts despite their use in Gaza

Foreign Secretary David Lammy has defended exporting F-35 parts despite their use in Gaza

'Outrageous': Legal experts pan Labour's High Court defence of Israeli arms exports

Lord Carloway presides over a proceedings where Sheriff Principal Craig Turnbull(R) is installed as a Senator of the College of Justice during a ceremony in Court 1 at Parliament House, Edinburgh

Lord Carloway presides over a proceedings where Sheriff Principal Craig Turnbull(R) is installed as a Senator of the College of Justice during a ceremony in Court 1 at Parliament House, Edinburgh

Andrew Tickell: Changes to corroboration herald a quiet revolution of legal system

The car smashed into the office where Zoe Turnbull and her mother were standing (COPFS/PA)

The car smashed into the office where Zoe Turnbull and her mother were standing (COPFS/PA)

Crown and Procurator Fiscal Service

Former police officer jailed for attempting to murder ex-partner and her mother

Former GB News host Mark Steyn claimed Ofcom had killed his career after ruling against his conspiracy-laden broadcasts

Former GB News host Mark Steyn claimed Ofcom had killed his career after ruling against his conspiracy-laden broadcasts

Former GB News host loses High Court battle with Ofcom over conspiracy broadcasts

An LGBT Youth Scotland volunteer takes part in Edinburgh Pride

An LGBT Youth Scotland volunteer takes part in Edinburgh Pride

Puberty blocker ban imposed by Tories is lawful, High Court rules

Generations of defence lawyers have tested the evidence led against their clients against Morton’s thresholds

Generations of defence lawyers have tested the evidence led against their clients against Morton’s thresholds

Andrew Tickell: Lord Advocate set to win battle against corroboration 'wrong turning’

The Government measures lowered the threshold for what is considered 'serious disruption' to community life

The Government measures lowered the threshold for what is considered 'serious disruption' to community life

Move to extend police powers around protests in England unlawful, High Court rules

UK Foreign Secretary David Cameron shakes hands with Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu

UK Foreign Secretary David Cameron shakes hands with Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu

High Court to hear case against UK weapon exports to Israel

Victims of rape and sexual assault cases heard at the High Court, like in Glasgow, will be able to access court transcripts for free

Victims of rape and sexual assault cases heard at the High Court, like in Glasgow, will be able to access court transcripts for free

Angela Constance

UK first as Scottish rape and assault victims given free access to court transcripts

Laurence Fox libelled two people after referring to them as 'paedophiles' on social media

Laurence Fox libelled two people after referring to them as 'paedophiles' on social media

Laurence Fox loses High Court libel battle after calling two people 'paedophiles'

Home Secretary James Cleverly said the asylum accommodation in question at the High Court was 'not acceptable'

Home Secretary James Cleverly said the asylum accommodation in question at the High Court was 'not acceptable'

UK Government taken to court over asylum housing James Cleverly called 'unacceptable'