Court clears way for the Slab' office block to be built on South Bank
The Slab office building project on London's South Bank will proceed after a high court ruling upheld planning approval, despite significant public opposition.
Sara Sharif: Why the judges from cases before schoolgirl's murder won't be named
Mr. Justice Williams ruled there is no individual culpability among professionals involved in Sara Sharif's court proceedings, focusing accountability on systemic failures instead.
High Court judge rules in favour of LTN removal in Tower Hamlets
The High Court ruled the removal of Low Traffic Neighbourhoods lawful, reinforcing local council decisions in London.
This ruling may set a precedent affecting transport strategy across London boroughs.
High Court upholds water neutrality ruling in landmark decision
Water neutrality aims to balance new development water use with existing levels, protecting ecosystems and resources.
Former INM chair Leslie Buckley passed inside information to Denis O'Brien, but did not breach law, High Court inspectors' report shows
The High Court permitted the publication of a report investigating claims of improper conduct by Leslie Buckley to benefit Mr O'Brien at INM.
Top London school's ban on prayer rituals not unlawful, high court rules
A high court judge ruled that the ban on prayer rituals at Michaela Community School in England was not unlawful.
Muslim student loses bid to overturn prayer ban at Britain's strictest school'
High Court upholds Michaela Community School's ban on prayer rituals, reinforcing the school's right to enforce its policies.
Assange Extradition On Hold Until U.S. Gives More Assurances
The High Court ruled Julian Assange cannot be extradited to the US immediately, pending assurances on his treatment and rights.
The court granted the US three weeks to provide assurances on Assange's First Amendment rights and protection from the death penalty.
London mayoral election: Candidate loses bid to have Covid lockdown conviction quashed
Andreas Michli prosecuted for lockdown gathering
High Court rules prosecution was brought in time
The numbers behind the Post Office scandal
The Post Office scandal, involving faulty accounting software called Horizon, has been described as the most widespread miscarriage of justice in UK history.
More than 20 years later, many victims of the scandal are still waiting for justice and compensation despite a landmark high court ruling in 2019.
Prince Harry's lawyer condemns phone hacking cover-ups' from Mirror publisher
Prince Harry has been awarded £140,600 after winning a phone hacking claim against Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN).
The High Court judge ruled that there was extensive phone hacking at MGN titles between 2006 and 2011.