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Coal tycoon in court over alleged assault as mine disaster fallout deepens

Mine boss accused of assault as outrage grows over failed restoration and vanished millions

SRA shuts down Labour councillor’s law firm over suspected dishonesty

Law firm co-run by former Hounslow mayor shut down as SRA probes suspected dishonesty by partners

Magistrate dealing with speeding cases caught breaking limit three times

Magistrate issued with formal advice after failing to report three speeding offences totalling 10 points

Fired barrister taught A-levels using new name—students expose shocking past

Struck-off solicitor taught teens under a new name—until a pupil exposed his hidden past

Hamas solicitor shuts firm, launches radical anti-zionist legal movement

Fahad Ansari scraps Riverway Law to form an anti-zionist legal group amid the SRA investigation

‘Justice champions’ scheme unmasked as hollow pledge with zero funding

Judiciary’s pledge to improve court access crumbles after MoJ admits zero funding provided

Fraud watchdog urges whistleblower payouts amid mounting caseload and crypto threats

Whistleblowers triggered 1 in 10 SFO tips last year—now officials want to pay them for more

Solicitors paid pennies for 3am arrests: MoJ urged to end exploitation after hours

Law Society warns government's criminal aid plans fail to protect solicitors from overnight burnout

Property partner trek’s 121 miles after brother’s suicide, raising mental health funds

Leeds solicitor walks 121 miles across five days in memory of his brother to raise funds for ANDYSMANCLUB

Trusted clerk betrays clients’ funds—£15k stolen, back‑in‑account, yet banned!

North London bookkeeper of 30 years took £15,000 from client account, later repaid—but still barred