London | Aristocrat Leisure has hauled a clutch of gaming groups from Gibraltar, Malta and the British Virgin Islands into an English court ... so numerous in the UK that such use of the word ...

Apple's encrypted data case against the UK government has begun in secret at the Royal Courts of Justice ... politicians - argue the case should be heard in public. But Friday's session of ...

A UK court on Thursday upheld lengthy prison terms handed to the father and stepmother of a 10-year-old British-Pakistani girl who was killed after suffering years of torture and abuse.

Emergency funding that would allow Thames Water access to as much as £3 billion and stave off temporary nationalization is being challenged at a London court this ... and a UK politician have ...

There’s a renewed push to create an Amber Alert system for missing Indigenous ... questions about the investigation Monday but have not heard back. As for HB 2281, it passed unanimously out ...

But Mr. Duterte’s arrest also shows the limits of the court’s power: Although its jurisdiction is sweeping, the court cannot carry out arrests on its own. It relies on the cooperation of ...

Policing protest in the UK The latest protest measures in the Crime and Policing Bill should be understood in the context of three previous sweeping anti-protest laws: the Police, Crime, Sentencing ...

If the judicial review was to be heard by ... s claim that the UK risked being found in breach of international law by retaining the Chagos Islands. It said the International Court of Justice ...

Three alleged right-wing extremists planned terrorist attacks using firearms, explosives, and bladed weapons, a jury at Sheffield Crown Court heard. Christopher Ringrose, 34, Marco Pitzettu ...

He will appear before the same court on May 2. ARNOLD VERNON, 60, of Warburton Road, Southampton, admitted three charges of possessing an offensive weapon in a private place after he was caught ...

The questions raised were important, there had been full legal argument about them, and it was almost inevitable that any public law challenge on these issues would be academic because Crown Court ...