Deliveroo riders do not have right to collective bargaining, High Court rules
Deliveroo riders do not have the right to collective bargaining, the High Court has ruled in the latest case involving the so-called “gig economy”.
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Boris Becker drops claim for diplomatic immunity from bankruptcy
Former world tennis number one Boris Becker has dropped his claim to have diplomatic immunity from bankruptcy.
Woman left terrified of owls after religious grooming by doctor wins damages
A woman who developed a fear of owls after months of religious grooming by her doctor has won a High Court damages action.
Victims of press intrusion lose High Court case over part two of Leveson Inquiry
Four victims of “serious media intrusion” have lost a High Court battle against the Government over its decision to cancel the second part of the Leveson Inquiry.
Campaigners criticise Government over process at controversial fracking site
Campaigners have criticised the Government for failing to consider measures which they claim could reduce the environmental impact of fracking at Cuadrilla’s controversial Preston New Road site.
Man jailed for murdering ex-girlfriend after break-up
A man has been jailed for at least 19 years for murdering his ex-partner after she broke up with him.
High Court to hear latest legal challenge to fracking in Lancashire
The latest legal challenge against fracking at Cuadrilla’s controversial Preston New Road site is set to be heard at the High Court.
High Court ruling due on challenge over part two of Leveson Inquiry
Victims of “serious media intrusion” will find out if they have succeeded in their High Court action over the second part of the Leveson Inquiry.
Deadline nears for High Court contaminated blood litigation claims
A deadline is approaching for victims of the contaminated blood scandal to join hundreds of other claimants in a High Court damages action.
Judge finishes hearing evidence in Stobart Group High Court battle
A boardroom battle featuring bosses at a multimillion pound infrastructure business which started up in an isolated Lake District village half a century ago has been played out at the High Court in London.