My trust in UK doctors has come to an end, says mother of brain-damaged girl
The mother of a brain-damaged five-year-old girl at the centre of a High Court life-support treatment dispute has said her trust in doctors in the UK has come to an end.
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Decision to prorogue Parliament ‘not a matter for the courts’, High Court rules
Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s decision to suspend Parliament for five weeks “is not a matter for the courts”, the High Court has ruled.
Verdict as St Andrews man’s audacious bid to overturn speeding fine goes to High Court
The High Court has delivered its verdict on a St Andrews businessman who made an audacious bid to avoid a speeding prosecution on the grounds the letter informing him of the offence was signed by a retired chief constable.
Judge must decide what is best for Tafida, say hospital bosses
A British judge should decide what is best for a severely-disabled five-year-old girl at the centre of a High Court life support treatment battle – not her parents, hospital bosses say.
Alesha MacPhail’s killer has prison sentence reduced
The prison sentence for the teenager who abducted, raped and murdered Alesha MacPhail has been reduced by three years.
Tafida should get chance to make whatever recovery she can, say parents
The parents of a five-year-old girl who has suffered brain damage and is in a minimally conscious state have told a High Court judge they want doctors to give her the best chance to make “whatever recovery she can”.
Judge considers evidence in life-support dispute over brain injury girl
A High Court judge has begun analysing evidence in a life-support dispute centred on a seriously-ill five-year-old girl.
Tayside man convicted for rape and violence towards girls and women across 17-year period
A Tayside man has been found guilty of subjecting girls and women to rape ordeals and violence during a 17-year catalogue of offending from 2000.
Fife man who went by ‘Jimmy Saville’ online jailed for raping 15-year-old girl
A teenager who used the name “Jimmy Saville” on social media was detained for five years on Thursday after raping a schoolgirl.
Gina Miller vows to continue prorogation ‘fight for democracy’ at Supreme Court
Campaigner Gina Miller has vowed to continue her legal “fight for democracy” at the UK’s highest court after leading judges rejected her challenge over the suspension of Parliament.